Here’s a Great Tutorial for Using Microsoft OneDrive! (VIDEO)
With so many digital services out there, it’s hard for many teachers to realize which ones could actually make their work easier. So
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Turn Your Classroom Into Dr. Seuss Central With These Great Products
With Dr. Seuss’ birthday coming up March 2, here are some great items available from Amazon that can give your classroom a Seussian
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Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ Birthday With These Fun Crafts!
Celebrate Dr. Seuss’s Birthday on March 2 with these fun crafts in your classroom! 1. Use 2 handprints to create Thing
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Tips for Parents: Bedtime Stories
Bedtime stories play an important role in a child’s development. Not only do bedtime stories create an opportunity for parents to bond with their
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By Katrina Schwartz March 26, 2015 Mind/Shift When students use their bodies in the learning process, it can have a big effect, even
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Differentiation is a method of teaching that recognizes that students learn in different ways. Carol Ann Tomlinson believes differentiation means giving students multiple
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STEM Lessons You Can Learn From Iconic Robots!
STEM lessons are more fun with famous robots from movies and pop culture! Website: We Are Teachers Article Posted by Stacy Tornio 1.
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Here’s a Great Faith-Based Writing Activity to Build Character!
The Body of Christ Display Created By: Cheryl Kulp We currently live in a world of “selfies.” Our children are raised
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It’s May and I’m Tired. How About You?
Editor: Here’s a great article from TeacherHabits.com Are you tired after teaching? Better question: When was the last time you weren’t tired after
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A Typeface Designed to Help Dyslexics Read
A Typeface Designed to Help Dyslexics Read By Kristin Hohenadel Dutch designer Christian Boer created a dyslexic-friendly font to make reading easier for
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