Make Your Own Subject Specific “HedBanz” Game
This year while holiday shopping, I kept running across the game HedBanz. It seemed to be pretty popular, and, in fact, my boyfriend’s 8-year-old got one
This year while holiday shopping, I kept running across the game HedBanz. It seemed to be pretty popular, and, in fact, my boyfriend’s 8-year-old got one
Writing Prompts for After Winter Break Two whole weeks without school…what have those kids been doing all that time? What are they looking forward to
So, maybe in the old days kids made dreidels out of clay (I think there’s a song about that…), but not only is that difficult
Having a toolbox full of compare and contrast strategies help build a skill that is crucial across the curriculum. We compare and contrast characters in
Yesterday I was interviewed by the Everett Herald about how I sell teaching products on Teachers Pay Teachers and today I am in the paper! The article
SVG Image Map Example Looking for an Engaging Thanksgiving activity? When I first started creating challenge worksheets, I was blown away by how many teachers
So why is everyone so crazy about Pinterest? Basically, it is a really easy way to share stuff you find or create yourself online. If
Here are five free worksheets (with answer keys) to use with your class to help reinforce affixes and to introduce word roots. These five worksheets will
SVG Image Map Example Engaging Alternatives to Students Raising Their Hands The Traditional Classroom Interaction Teacher talks. Teacher asks a question. Students raise their hands.
Looking for a spooky story to tell your students? SVG Image Map Example This is my favorite story to tell my students on Halloween! It
Witches’ Brew is such a fun concept to work with because so many disgusting things can go into it. Here are three fun ideas for
The other day, my sweetheart’s third grade daughter, Claire, was talking about how much she loves her new teacher. When I asked why, one of the
