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Christmas: It’s not only the happiest time of year; it is also the most restless for many students. This holiday season, keep your students focused
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Christmas: It’s not only the happiest time of year; it is also the most restless for many students. This holiday season, keep your students focused
20 Writing Prompts for the Christmas Season The holiday season is so much fun, but of course you want your students to be engaged in
I love task cards! I have made a ton of task cards, and I feel really good about having them in my TpT store because
Teaching Paragraph Writing Just Got Easier! Teaching students to write great paragraphs requires them to develop so many skills – organizing and sequencing, word choice,
I’d love for you to try I Heart Literacy, so I whipped up a 5-page freebie (plus answer keys) to make it super easy! I
One of the nice things about task cards is that they can be used without a lot of preparation or planning as a filler activity,
Hey there! I hope you are having an amazing Teacher Appreciation Week! Whatever they are doing for you (and I hope it is a bunch),
This is one of my favorite ways to manage Brain Breaks during the school day. Not only does it add a degree of mystery your
Task cards are versatile and powerful tools that can transform your classroom activities! Whether you’re looking for ways to engage fast finishers or provide focused
Please welcome Devon Ferguson to the blog today. Devon is sharing his tips on how to land a teaching job through a successful interview.
I’m Retta from Rainbow City Learning, and I am so excited to be invited back as a guest blogger here on Minds in Bloom! I
Graphic organizers are an effective tool to use in the social studies classroom for social studies success! They organize and communicate information in a visual
Hey there! I’m Kathie from Tried and True Teaching Tools, and I am beyond excited to be guest blogging today at Rachel Lynette’s Minds in Bloom!
Hi everyone! My name is Laura, and I’m the blogger behind Discovering Hidden Potential. I’m excited to share some different classroom management ideas with
As a gifted intervention specialist, I began experimenting with Socratic seminars to engage my students more deeply with the novels we were reading. Initially, I
Hey all! My name is Kadeen, and I am so excited to be sharing this topic with you. As a teacher of several years, I
