Edit to add: It is now 2023 and teaching from home was the norm for some time so while these tips and ideas aren't always going to be relevant, be sure to keep them in your back pocket because as we've learned, we never know when things are
Dear New Teacher
Dear New Teacher, Hey you over there…yes, you. I’m talking to you, you young fresh-faced thing! I see you over there, planning out your classroom theme, buying every possible book bin at thrift stores, Amazon, and dollar stores. I can
Classroom Management Ideas
Throughout my teaching career, I tried a variety of different classroom management ideas. The key is finding what works best for YOUR group of kids. What may have worked like a charm for another teacher, may leave you overwhelmed. These are
How to Easily Differentiate in the Classroom
As an aspiring teacher and student in college, one keyword that I heard a lot was "differentiate". Back then this meant little to me because reading about different learning abilities in a textbook wasn't a real word example. All I
10 Tips New Teachers Can Use
Being a first-year teacher is exciting, overwhelming, and everything else you can think of. Here are 10 new teacher tips you can use! These can even be for the student teacher who wants to get a head start. Even if you are a veteran
Organization in the Classroom
Disclaimer: Some of these organization methods require purchasing items that you can find using my Amazon affiliate link. Just click on the product you would like to be taken to the link or click here to see the entire organization product
The Easy Fairness Lesson Plan You Need
Teaching kids about fairness and equity does not have to be hard! Read on for an easy fairness lesson plan that can be done in 20 minutes or less! It's not fair. Those three little words can sound like nails on a chalkboard to anyone! Even
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