Get Organized: Two Weeks Planned and Ready to Go
February 8, 2024
As any experienced teacher understands, the consistent implementation of classroom procedures serve as the foundation for a productive and fruitful school year.
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Have You Used a Classroom Sociogram?
August 27, 2023
In the upper elementary grades I have found that doing a class sociogram the first week of school provides a great deal of valuable information. Sociograms are not anything new. As a matter of fact, it was teacher, who has long since retired, that first introduced the concept to me.
From Hospitality Symbol to Collaborative Practice: The History of the Pineapple Chart in Schools
July 17, 2023
The Pineapple Chart promotes a supportive and collaborative environment, enhancing teaching practices and benefiting both teachers and students.
Get Organized: Use a Teacher’s Binder
June 18, 2021
Facebook Twitter Youtube Pinterest Use a Teacher’s Binder For a number of years I have used a Teacher Binder. While I had always used multiple binders for management and organization, never before had I
Get Organized: Make Your Own Pacing Guide
June 23, 2019
Facebook Twitter Youtube Pinterest Get Organized: Make Your Own Pacing Guide Before beginning a new school year, I begin the process of creating a pacing guide for the coming school year. I am fortunate
Help! I’m Trapped in a Classroom Full of Talkers!
September 1, 2018
So, this year I find myself with a group of students that like to talk…excessively…non-stop! Talk, talk and more talk. Did I mention they like to talk?? No, this is not the first time