Timesaving help, from classroom management to meeting educational goals

Timesaving help, from classroom management to meeting educational goals and objectives

Starting a Mustache Monday Movement

Grades: PreK–K | 1–2

Elementary School | Grammar and Punctuation | Reading Comprehension | Listening Comprehension | Public Speaking

Mustache Mondays are a fun and memorable way to help teach students how to communicate with others.

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Me, Myself, and I: An Identity-Themed Common Core ELA Unit

Grades: 3–5

Adolescent Issues | Coming of Age | Fitting In | Growing Up | Setting Goals

With this CCSS ELA unit on identity, you can tie in loads of books, activities, technology, and more!

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5 Apps to Creatively Connect With Parents!

Grades: PreK–K | 1–2 | 3–5 | 6–8 | 9–12

Email and Text Messaging

Parents often just want to feel connected and involved. Here are five apps to help you achieve that.

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101 Report Card Comments to Use Now

Grades: 1–2 | 3–5

New Teacher Resources | Teacher Tips and Strategies

Tips for writing positive report card comments that give parents and future teachers an accurate picture of each student.

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The Top 5 Places for Teachers to Get Great Deals

Grades: PreK–K | 1–2 | 3–5 | 6–8 | 9–12

Teacher Tips and Strategies

Starting off with the basics, here are the top five places (and people) to turn to for good deals.

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Literacy

Teaching Struggling Readers With Poetry

Engage struggling readers with these poetry-based lessons designed to supplement core reading or small-group instruction.

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Assessment

What Are Formative Assessments and Why Should We Use Them?

By Judith Dodge

Tips for using formative assessments to help you differentiate instruction and improve student achievement

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Classroom Management

What Can I Do About Bullies?

By Ruth Manna

Bullying is a complex issue that can be difficult to approach. Here are some tips from veteran teacher Ruth Manna.

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New Teacher

If student behavior problems have you feeling frustrated, rest assured that you are not the only new teacher who feels this way. It...

How to Turn Around Annoying Behavior Problems
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