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Writing good poetry begins with reading good poetry, which can take hours to collect. This is time a busy teacher only finds after all the […]
When most new teachers dream of stepping into a classroom, they think of the lessons that will be taught, the knowledge that will be imparted, […]
In 1970, Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin was moved dramatically by experiencing the devastation of an oil spill in Santa Barbara, CA. He wanted to do […]
As a teacher, your day depends on your lesson plans. They are what keep you organized, on track, and prepared to teach each subject. They […]
The world of education has changed dramatically in the past three decades. Technologies that were once available only on a trial basis are now accessible […]
Most schools provide a physical education program for their students. However, while these programs might take place every day or every other day in middle […]
One of the first activities we always do with our fraction unit is to make a fraction kit. I gave each student eight pieces of […]
I had no idea what extensive Pi Day Celebrations there are all over the world until I began to research the subject. I found some […]
I teach a combination first-second grade class in a small school. Gynzy was introduced to me this past fall while I was in another teacher’s […]
School science fairs give children the opportunity to put scientific concepts and principles to the test. By applying the science facts they’ve learned throughout the […]
For many students it’s the 100th day of school this week! That’s why we created a fun and informative lesson for your smartboard about this […]
I was the first teacher in my school to have a Smart Board and before it was delivered, I had never even seen one. I […]
