What could be more exciting than a riotous rebellion and mutiny!? The American Revolution was far from boring! Therefore, lessons about the American Revolution should not be boring either. Here are seven American Revolution activities to get your students excited to learn about the United States’ founding! **This post contains affiliate links. Use a Stamp Act Activity A Stamp Act ... Read More about 7 American Revolution Activities
The Classroom Management Plan No One Tells New Teachers
Are you a new teacher, struggling to come up with the perfect classroom management plan? If so, you are not alone! Classroom management is one of the biggest challenges all first-year teachers face. A positive classroom management system involves many parts. You’re probably aware of some of those parts such as creating classroom rules and building relationships with students, but there are other ... Read More about The Classroom Management Plan No One Tells New Teachers
Math Resources for New Teachers
If you’re a new teacher, I have an important question for you! How much time do you spend lesson planning each week? Most likely, you are spending several hours researching ideas and planning out your activities. If you have read my New Teacher Survival Guide, you know one of the most important tips I share is find your go-to resources and stick with those. Rather than spending hours searching the ... Read More about Math Resources for New Teachers
Halloween Read Alouds for Upper Elementary
To be perfectly honest, I am one of those people. You know, those people who love to go all out for holidays. I especially love celebrating the holidays in my classroom, which is a great way to make learning fun for students! But, when I do celebrate holidays at school, I try to always make sure that the holiday-themed activities align with standards I am teaching. During October, one of the best ... Read More about Halloween Read Alouds for Upper Elementary
7 Ideas for Teaching Colonial America
Welcome back to the second post in this series about creating hands-on history lessons. Last month, I shared tips for engaging students during your early explorers unit. Now, I am excited to share a few of my favorite ideas for teaching colonial America. By implementing these activities, your students are sure to have a blast while about learning about the first permanent settlements and the 13 ... Read More about 7 Ideas for Teaching Colonial America
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