
Fun & Free Morning Meeting Ideas
I have grown to love the rituals our class has developed for our morning meetings. During distance learning and hybrid, they have looked different, but
I have grown to love the rituals our class has developed for our morning meetings. During distance learning and hybrid, they have looked different, but
Feedback is important to help our young learners continue to grow. This includes feedback from teachers as well as feedback from peers. Today, I am
As I start to plan for the 2020-2021 school year, I am determined to stay positive. I am focusing on what went well last year
This post contains anchor charts that I have been effective in my classroom. I teach second grade, but many are versatile enough to use for
For most of my 27 years of teaching, I have taught personal narratives in some way, shape or form. In doing so, I have encountered
I love having writing conferences with my students. It is one of the best ways to learn about their strengths and goals in writing as
I can’t believe we are already at the end of June! We are out of school, but I still have some teaching favorites to share
I’m back for more on reading conferences. In my first post of this series, I share some ways to plan and organize for reading conferences
Last week, I shared some of the ways I prepare for reading conferences. You can check that post out by clicking here. This week, I’d