Fun Thanksgiving Activities for Your Elementary Students Tired of the same old “trace your hand” Thanksgiving Activities? This post has lots of ideas to spice
It may seem silly to read about ideas to help you teach main idea! It seems like such a simple… well… idea! But, even though
Some of the best lesson plans are those that span over the course of many months. They build on concepts, helping students to develop learning
Minds in Bloom is thrilled to welcome Kerry Tracy! She’s addressing why many teachers (only think they) hate STEM challenges and how teachers can approach
In today’s world of digital media (mostly social media), our students often only hear about current events in passing. For instance, they may overhear a
We are excited to welcome Erin to the blog today! Erin has written a really inspiring post about ways to add academics to video games,
Today’s guest blogger is Michelle from What’s Cooking with Kids. She’s prepared an excellent post that details the many ways you can incorporate cooking to
How to Incorporate Daily 5 Centers in Your Classroom If you have asked yourself some of these questions, then the Daily 5 centers may just
Please welcome Kristal to Minds in Bloom today. She’s sharing a fun guest post with us about how we can connect cooking to literacy. The
Please join me in welcoming Patty to Minds in Bloom today. Patty is sharing a tradition her school does: Transportation Day for kindergarteners. Read on
Please enjoy this guest post from Matt of Digital: Divide & Conquer. He’s sharing a lot of really excellent insight into making project-based learning work
Today’s guest blogger is Tracy from Wild Child’s Mossy Oak Musings. Tracy is sharing her insight on how integrating arts into general education makes for
SVG Image Map Example What is Genius Hour? Genius Hour (also known as 20% Time) is an inquiry-based learning project in which students work on
Please welcome Joy, from The Teacher down the Hall, to Minds in Bloom today. She’s exploring the idea of drill and kill in instruction and
Hello! I am Jill from Coffman’s Creative Classroom. I am a third grade teacher who loves finding new and exciting ways to get my students engaged
Today’s guest blogger is Jennifer from Stories and Songs in Second, a second grade teacher who is passionate about integrating musical moments and quality children’s literature
