Halloween looks so different this year, it’s scary. The thrill of chasing candy door-to-door has been replaced by virtual costume contests and socially-distanced pumpkin carving.
I’m a big fan of interactive QR code bulletin boards, and it’s always a bonus when I can get my students to create their own
Our week’s been off to a spooktacular start! We created our own spooky repeated addition arrays using the free app Doodle Buddy. Doodle Buddy has
Today I’m sharing a few of my favorite FREE iPad apps for practicing addition. We are so fortunate to have 1:1 iPads in our second
Geometry is one of my all-time favorite units to teach because it’s easy to make it hands-on and applicable to the real world. My kids
My district’s reading focus strategy for the month of February is determining importance, which has always been a tough one for my kiddos. Our reading
Here’s another reading freebie for you, which I used in guided reading this week. We’ve been practicing using various strategies to figure out unknown words
As I mentioned in my previous post, I’m trying to incorporate more nonfiction into my reading instruction because of the new Common Core Standards. I
This week we reviewed nonfiction text features and I made this little anchor chart for my students to reference.
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