What I Have Learned
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Elementary teaching resources to enhance your classroom instruction. Math, science, social studies, reading, and classroom management ideas for teachers. Written by Jessica Boschen, an elementary teacher.
What I Have Learned
6d ago
Planning a memorable classroom or homeschool Christmas celebration involves more than holiday crafts and festive snacks. Engaging students with interactive and fun games keeps kids entertained and busy during your...
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6d ago
“Turn and Talk” is a powerful, quick-response discussion technique that gives students a chance to process their thoughts out loud, practice active listening, and connect with their peers. If you’re...
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6d ago
In the digital age, audiobooks have transformed how children engage with stories and learning materials. Once seen as supplementary, audiobooks are now a central tool for parents and educators, opening...
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6d ago
Teaching students to self-reflect on their learning and behavior can be a game-changer in their educational journey. Self-reflection not only nurtures self-awareness but also encourages students to set meaningful goals...
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2w ago
The Student of the Week program is a tradition in many elementary classrooms, offering students the chance to feel seen, celebrated, and valued by their peers and teachers. In this...
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2w ago
Teaching respect creates a positive and inclusive classroom environment. Incorporating videos into your Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) lessons is a fantastic way to capture students’ attention and spark meaningful...
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2w ago
Thanksgiving is all about gratitude, food, and, of course, a little laughter to bring everyone together. Whether you’re a teacher looking to sprinkle some humor in your classroom or a...
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3w ago
Student engagement is the cornerstone of effective learning in the classroom. It goes beyond simple participation, encompassing a student’s intellectual, emotional, and physical educational investment. Research shows that engaged students...
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1M ago
Writing meaningful and constructive progress report comments can be challenging, especially when you want to reflect on a student’s unique strengths, areas for growth, and developmental progress. Unlike report cards,...
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1M ago
Looking to bring a little extra joy to the classroom this holiday season? Christmas jokes are a fantastic way to spread laughter and keep the festive spirit alive with students!...
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