Free: Monthly Independent Reading Log
Looking for a quick and fun way for kids to keep track of their independent reading? Try this free reading log. There is space for
Looking for a quick and fun way for kids to keep track of their independent reading? Try this free reading log. There is space for
Those long, hot days of summer are loads of fun, but they can also be a brain drain for your kids. It has been well
Minds in Bloom is so very pleased to welcome Heidi Raki, of Raki’s Rad Resources, who will share some terrific ideas for using hands-on projects to promote
SVG Image Map Example I am thrilled to be a guest blogger for three posts about Sidestepping the Summer Slide on Room Mom Spot! This
I LOVE sidewalk chalk! It’s big, it’s colorful, it’s cheap, and if it comes in a bucket, it’s portable, too. There is sooooo much you
Have you tried having your students write top 10 lists yet? I love top 10 lists for several reasons: Use for Critical Thinking Top 10 lists require higher
We have 3 super fun FREEBIES that you can use now that the end of the year is almost here! SVG Image Map Example Make
Division is the trickiest of the four basic operations. Word problems are also quite difficult for many students. Throw in interpreting remainders, and you have a
SVG Image Map Example Teachers: Think About It! Last week, I posted 20 End of the Year Reflection Questions for Students. This week, the focus
Here are 20 questions to help you and your students reflect on the school year. You could use these informally for discussion when you have
Today, I am trading blogs with Laura Candler of Corkboard Connections! You can read her insightful post about cooperative math problem solving right here and then
Guest blogger Loren Shlaes is a registered pediatric occupational therapist and regular contributor to the special needs blog at Pediastaff (where this post is also being published). This is the
