Back to School Math Review
It’s hard to believe that July is already halfway over and it’s time to start thinking about Back to School! Today I’m sharing a few
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How to Make Your Remote Lessons More Engaging
Are you looking to kick your distance learning lessons up a notch to keep your students engaged and motivated? The ideas I’m sharing today will
Keeping Students Engaged at the End of the School Year
As the end of the year approaches, keeping students on task and motivated can become quite a challenge. Since technology can be a great tool to
Free Fraction Apps and Activities for Upper Elementary
Today I’m sharing some of my favorite fraction activities and apps that I’ve used over the years since I know many of my upper-elementary teacher
Pic Collage
Today I’m sharing several different ways I’ve used Pic Collage in the classroom. Pic Collage is a free app that has everything you need to create
Popplet
Today I’m sharing how I’ve used the free app Popplet Lite in my classroom. Popplet allows students to map out their thinking and create visual
Kick-start Your School Year with QR Codes: Lots of Freebies!
I’m a firm believer in making learning fun and interactive, and QR codes are the perfect tool to help us accomplish that. Here are some QR
Fluency Self-evaluations Using iPads (With Free Rubric)
Have you ever given your students the opportunity to record and listen to themselves read? As teachers, we frequently observe and conference with our students
5 Easy Ways to Integrate More Technology Into Your Instruction
Is one of your professional goals to integrate more technology into your instruction this school year? Today I’m sharing some EASY ways to help you
Free Telling Time Apps for the iPad
Telling time can be an extremely difficult concept for primary students to grasp. Luckily, there are some amazing iPad apps out there that make learning
