By Rachel Lynette
Are you getting ready to shop the annual Back to School sale on Teachers Pay Teachers? Here are some of my favorite products for making this year The Best Year Ever! I Heart Literacy is my newest product – basically, it is a new spin on ELA and Reading Review – often used as Morning Work. Each page is totally different, fun, and, of course, rigorous.
Today, Minds in Bloom is welcoming back Steph from Forever in Fifth Grade. She’s sharing a fun activity that you can do at the end of every day to make sure your room gets cleaned up. Your students will love it! I’m so excited to be guest blogging for a second time and talking about one of my favorite things…cleaning! Back when I
Our guest blogger today is Dr. Erica Warren, and she’s here to explain more about executive functioning and how to implement strategies to assist your students with executive functioning impairments. NOTE: As Amazon Associates, we earn from qualifying purchases. Many students are now being diagnosed with executive functioning problems, and schools are scrambling to meet the needs of this population of learners. Because many teachers
Today’s guest blogger is Tracy from Wild Child’s Mossy Oak Musings. Tracy is sharing her insight on how integrating arts into general education makes for more rigorous, long-lasting learning. Enjoy! Many moons ago, in a teacher’s lounge far, far away, I sat around a lunch table with my colleagues eating a tuna fish sandwich, while trying not reach for the sleeve of thin mints seducing
Today, we’re welcoming Sarah from Homeschooling and Homesteading to Minds in Bloom! Sarah is sharing her unique perspective as an outdoor educator to share the learning benefits of gardening with children. Gardening with a child can be a mutually beneficial experience for both you and your young companion. Growing food offers an abundance of creative learning opportunities. I have gardened with children and written related curriculum
