Goal setting for students and with your students can be a game-changer. When you look out at the smiling faces in your classroom, you probably can name the goals that you need to target for each student. Every child has between 1-3 goals to work on at any given time. And each one is different….
Have you ever walked past other classrooms and noticed students working quietly and staying engaged at centers independently? Have you wondered what’s the secret? Teachers who have smooth transitions and engaged students at centers have a few secrets. They’re not really “secrets.” But these teachers are just using practical strategies that are tried and true,…
These factual writing graphic organizers are perfect for teaching nonfiction writing to K-2 students. Students research a subject, list facts on their writing planners, and create complete sentences on the lines below. Easy Peasy! Start your students with 2 or 3 facts and build them up to 5 with the different leveled templates included! See…
Not every student needs to learn the same list of sight words each week. And it’s actually easier than you may think to individualize students’ sight word mastery! First, you need to assess your students. I suggest you do this at least once a quarter or more often if you can. This way you can…
I’m so glad you’ve stopped by my blog. Some bloggy friends and I have joined together to share some FREEBIES that you can use at any time during the year no matter the season! Each blogger has a freebie to offer you. These freebies will forever be free and will be great to use at…
At the beginning of every school year, I have a small gift bag for each student waiting at their seats for Meet the Teacher. In it, I put a welcome message, some candy, a mechanical pencil (oooohhhh…so exciting!), a cute eraser, and one of these adorable FREE bookmarks! When I saw that my favorite clip…
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