
5 Questions to Ask When Lesson Planning with Task Cards
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,

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,

Hi! I’m Jamila, and I am a certified K-5 educator and instructional coach and K-8 certified administrator who has been educating youngsters and supporting teachers

My name is Jeanine, and I am the girl behind the giggles at Third Grade Giggles! I am so honored to be guest blogging for

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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

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

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

Special Needs Behavior Management: Tips and Tools Behavior management is tricky, and special needs behavior management is even trickier! Consider all types of special education

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SVG Image Map Example Teaching forces us to be a jack of all trades. Not only do we have to plan meaningful lessons, teach (as

SVG Image Map Example Stability balls (or even yoga balls) in the classroom can be GAME CHANGERS!!! Sometimes I think I have a “type.” You

Hi! I am Jamie from Not So Wimpy Teacher. I am beyond honored to have the opportunity to be a guest blogger for Rachel Lynette.