Free Classroom Procedure Checklist for the Start of the Year
A classroom procedures checklist can be your secret weapon for a smooth-running classroom! Start here: Make a Comprehensive List Begin by making a list of
A classroom procedures checklist can be your secret weapon for a smooth-running classroom! Start here: Make a Comprehensive List Begin by making a list of
Here are some fun and free Christmas (and Hanukkah) activities from Minds in Bloom to tuck away in your files until December! Christmas Would You Rather
Starting a new school year can be both exciting and nerve-wracking for students. Ice breakers are a fantastic way to help students feel comfortable and
Here is a fun way to recognize colleagues who go above and beyond to be helpful. It involves creating a special award that is passed from person
At first glance There’s a Boy in the Girls’ Bathroom by Louis Sachar doesn’t look like the kind of book you would read aloud to your class.
If you are going to a small town parade for Independence Day, you will most likely have to get there at least an hour before
Creative Questions to Ask Kids Asking open-ended, engaging questions is a great way to get to know your students and for them to get to
Diffy is great for practicing subtraction, but it also requires students to think logically and identify patterns. It can be played with integers, negative numbers,
A class Memory Wall is essentially a way to work as a group to remember the highlights of the school year. While individual projects like
It’s time to pull out the Would You Rather summer questions! School doesn’t end until mid-June in my neck of the woods, but I know
Here is a fun math scavenger hunt to try with your students! How many zeroes are in one million? What is an object that is
Minds in Bloom is pleased to welcome guest blogger, Amy Brown! Amy is the author of the Science Stuff blog. Amy has 27 years of teaching experience
