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Research Project Folders

Hi everyone! I’m Shanon of A Day in the Life of a Title I Teacher. I’m so excited to be a guest blogger here at Minds in

72 Creative Ways to show what students know

Ideas for a Project: Creative & Fun Presentation Activities for Students

SVG Image Map Example Innovation Presentation Ideas (Projects for High School or Elementary Students) As we all know, students already get plenty of tests, so

Close Reading

Please welcome Tammi of The Balanced Classroom! Today we get an in depth look at how close reading works. Thanks for the great post Tammi!

what are some ways to use music as a teaching tool in the classroom

How to Teach with Lyrics

You are in for a treat! We have Lessia of I am BullyProof Music with us today to show us how to use lyrics to

Parent Night Kid Quiz – FREE

Picture from Kricia Corbral I am just thrilled that Scholastic Blogger Kriscia Cobral selected my Parent Night Quiz to include in her 4 Ways to

It seems like an impossible task, but teachers are charged with reaching every learner in their classes. Read a veteran teacher's tips on how to do this.

Classroom Challenges: Reaching Every Learner in Your Class

Please welcome Shelley of The Perks of Teaching Primary! Today she shares with us how to reach every learner in your classroom and even included

Classroom Management Ideas: Using Art for a Caring Environment

Please welcome Christi of Digraphs, Decimals, Discoveries, whose post today on classroom management ideas using art will inspire you. These strategies create a caring classroom

Primary teachers love the book "Have You Filled a Bucket Today?"--and for good reason! Learn more ways to use this community-building book in your classroom to teach your students how to be bucket fillers instead of bucket dippers.

Ideas for Using the Book Have You Filled a Bucket Today?

I am so pleased to welcome Tama Trotti, who blogs at Across the Pond. While this is a great post for primary, these ideas can be

Creating a Science Content Center in Your Classroom

Yippee! A stunning post from Ari of The Science Penguin! You are going to get a ton of great ideas! A science content center

$Math is a challenging subject, and many parents feel inadequate at helping their children succeed in math. It's an obstacle, but it's not one that's impossible to overcome. Our guest blogger, who is a veteran teacher, shares several excellent tips for parents to help their children succeed in math this school year.$

Help Your Child Succeed in Math This School Year

I am so pleased to welcome veteran teacher Vicky (aka SciPi) to Minds in Bloom. This post is full of great tips to help your

How can I help my students with reading disabilities?

Reading Disabilities: 15 Reading Problems and Solutions

The Scope of Reading Disabilities Identifying the reading problems and solutions for your students with reading disabilities is so important! Many young learners encounter obstacles

$Data standards are always tricky to teach, but our guest blogger doesn't see certain Common Core standards taught in third, fourth, and fifth grades often enough. It's a data standard that asks students to use number lines to enhance their understanding of fractions. This data standard is tied into the fraction knowledge required at each grade level, and it is a great way to incorporate fractions, measurement, and data at the same time.$

Data Standards: Common Core Style

Lucky us, we have a math specialist guest posting today! Read her post to find out how to implement one of the trickier Common Core