Minds in Bloom

By Rachel Lynette

Free Incredible Ideas Ebook!

Looking for some terrific ideas to use in your classroom? This ebook is a compilation of the 40 best ideas that came from the Incredible Ideas contest that I was lucky enough to participate in, along with Shelley Gray (who hosted and put this great book together), Laura Candler, and Denise Boehm. 

Inside this 21-page ebook, you will find:

  • Ideas for building community in your classroom
  • Ideas for encouraging creativity
  • Icebreaker tips and ideas
  • Ideas for facilitating cooperative learning

 

The Incredible Ideas Compilation Ebook
Congratulations to Eileen Snover, who won the contest and received a $100 dollar shopping spree in our TpT stores.

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