10 Fun and Engaging Winter Science Experiments for Your Classroom
Looking for fun, hands-on science activities to keep your students engaged this winter? Many teachers struggle to find experiments that are both educational and exciting.
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Transform Your Teaching with Math Centers: A Guide to Engagement and Differentiation
Math centers are more than just a classroom tool—they’re a transformational way to teach, engage, and empower your students. With the right strategies, you can
8 Tips for Setting Classroom Expectations in the New Year
Are you finding it challenging to regain momentum in your classroom after the holiday break? You’re not alone! Transitioning back into routines can be tricky,
Literacy Diagnostic Assessment: How to Kick Off Your Language Arts Block Effectively
Starting the school year strong means understanding your students’ academic needs and setting the stage for success. One of the most effective ways to do
Teacher Advocacy in Canada: Sharing Classroom Challenges with the Prime Minister
If you told me I’d be discussing Teacher Advocacy in Canada with the Prime Minister last week, I wouldn’t have believed you. Yet, last week
Why Relationships Matter In Your Literacy Classroom
Building a strong foundation of relationships with your students is essential for creating an effective and engaging literacy classroom. The connections you foster with your
Getting Started With Literacy – Creating a Literacy Routine
When it comes to creating an effective literacy routine, the first step is all about consistency. A structured routine not only benefits your students but
Reading Support: Learn More about EMPOWER in an Interview with Dr. Erin Panda
Supporting struggling readers is crucial in ensuring their long-term success in school and beyond. One effective approach that has shown tremendous results is the EMPOWER
Easily Use Math Journals In Your Classroom
Maximize Learning with Math Journals Math journals play a vital role in both teaching and assessment. They offer a clear view of how students process
5 Reasons Why Math Centers Are Great for Teachers and Students
Hey, everyone. Today we’re excited to explore the wonderful world of math centers and discover why incorporating math centers in your classroom can be an
Dear New Teachers: How to Plan and Assess (Part 2)
Starting your teaching journey can be overwhelming, but with the right strategies, you can set yourself up for success. This post, adapted from a conversation
Dear New Teacher: How to Prepare for a New Year (Part 1)
As a new school year approaches, the excitement and anticipation can be overwhelming, especially for new teachers. Whether you are stepping into your first classroom,
