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This guide will show you how to use our “Timetable” tool to keep your school day organized and efficient! You’ll be able to plan time […]
A lot of our widgets can be used to help keep your students under control and paying attention. You can use them in conjunction with […]
In this guide I’m going to teach you how to create and use student lists in our “Name order and group creator” tool. This tool […]
The tool I am going to cover in this guide is “Dictation: Your Own Word List“. This tool is great for students who are practicing […]
The tool we are covering this time is our Classroom Floorplanner, which will help get you organized before school starts! With this resource you can […]
When cell phones first appeared in the classroom, students could do little more than look at them. It took more than guts to make an […]
Frenchtown Elementary School was established in 1925 on the border between New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It’s an intimate educational environment with 166 students. Serving grades […]
Apps, web sites, gaming, coding, computers, iPad’s; are these the things that come to mind when you hear about technology in the classroom? The definition […]
Creating organized and innovative lesson plans is an essential part of every teacher’s job. However, finding the time and the motivation can be difficult when […]
It’s hard to remember what you’ve never learned. For most students, Memorial Day is the time when the city pool opens, or they have their […]
He had a brilliant mind, but this favorite student of mine struggled with one main issue in fourth grade: handwriting. It was hardly legible and […]
National Music Week is coming soon and music teachers are some of my favorite people. I taught K-8 music so I know the challenges they […]
