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When the calendar turns over a new year, for many of us, we're still in the middle of the school year. So, when a new year […]
Podcasting in the classroom can be a fun way to get your kids to share their voice in any content area. With the integration of […]
Looking for some creative rules for teaching? These Pixar storytelling rules can help us unlock our creativity in the classroom. Pixar is one of the […]
This post is written by Karly Moura, a teacher on special assignment (TOSA) in Mount Diablo USD in Concord, California. This post was originally published on […]
The Internet is a busy place. Wakelet makes it more manageable. See how you and your students can create collections and more with Wakelet. The […]
Choice boards give students options for activities they do, but they can also be overwhelming. Here's a better option. Once, when teaching high school Spanish, […]
Need some lesson ideas for class tomorrow? The Applied Digital Skills curriculum from Google for Education teaches practical digital skills with free video lessons.Post sponsored […]
This post is written by Megan Diede and Kara Risby. Megan and Kara both currently teach primary at Prairie Wind Elementary in Gillette, Wyoming. They […]
The summer of 2021 has been good to Microsoft Teams! Learn about all of the new features for educators and classrooms. This post is sponsored […]
Teachers are nothing less than incredible, creative, brilliant people. They find ways to solve problems in ways that are not only ingenious but also usually […]
In many ways, your learning management system (LMS) is the digital home for your classroom.Students find assignments there.You give them announcements there.They communicate with you […]
Back to school is an exciting time. It can also be overwhelming. Teachers have a LOT to plan: lessons, communication, organization, building community ... and […]
