Are you tired of your weekly teacher emails going unnoticed or unread by your students and parents? An experienced teacher share her top tips for effective weekly teacher emails.
In early elementary education, the concept of time is abstract and can be a bit of a head-scratcher for young minds. Among the many time-related
Choosing engaging, exciting unit topics right at the beginning of the year is integral for your inquiry based classroom!
Important comprehension skill: make a inference! As elementary teachers, one of our essential tasks is not just to ensure that our students can read words
Fellow elementary teachers, let’s start this next school year strong with these 5 growth mindset mantras!
Gholdy Muhammad, a scholar, historian, and author, is one of today’s leading voices about Culturally and Historically Responsive Teaching (CHRT). In her most recent 2023
Looking for a way to make picture graph practice fun for your elementary students? Look no further than these worksheets, designed to engage and educate.
Help your elementary students understand contractions words with these five simple teaching strategies. Your students will be reading and writing contractions like pros in no
Traditional parent-teacher conferences often focus on the teacher’s perspective, leaving little room for student input. However, a learner-centered approach to conferences can empower students to take ownership of their learning and showcase their progress in a more meaningful way. Discover the benefits of this approach and how it can transform the learning experience for both students and teachers.
Elementary teachers, are you trying to be more cross-curricular in your pedagogy? Looking to create more interdisciplinary connections across your academic day? Read on for
