By Rachel Lynette
Oh, close reading, you temptress. How could I resist your charms? Who gets tempted by close reading? I mean, seriously, who? Me, actually. I love task cards. Really, I do. Task cards are awesome, and they will always have a special place in my heart. I am not in any way abandoning them – really, I’m not. I’m just taking a little break. Here’s the
Please welcome Selena Smith. Selena doesn’t have a blog yet, but she is a teacher on a mission to stop sexual abuse! Thanks for sharing, Selena! Have you ever noticed an outgoing child in your class become an introvert almost overnight, a top-notch student suddenly become complacent about school, or a passive child become aggressive in a short period of time? There are a number of factors that can contribute to
Hi Friends…My name is Anna from Simply Skilled in Second. I am so excited and honored to be a guest blogger here at Minds in Bloom! Today I wanted to share with you some fun, interactive, and interesting ideas and activities that I have been working on with my class the last few weeks, which in turn blends in very nicely with my upcoming unit
Please welcome Michele Luck of A Lesson Plan for Teachers! Did you know Michele and her husband travel the United States every day in an RV? They live and breathe geography and social studies. Today, she shares with us the many ways you can incorporate geography into your lessons. Thanks for sharing Michele! Many elementary teachers are stressed with time limits as they attempt
