This year, I'm working as a math interventionist. I love teaching math all day long and getting to work with different grade levels. Throughout the years, I've developed favorites, of course. If I had to pick my top five must-have supplies for teaching math, these would be them. You can find all of these on Amazon for easy shopping! Double Dice Double dice are perfect for math facts: ... Read More about Amazon Must-Haves for Teaching Math
Develop Academic Vocabulary
What is academic vocabulary? Think: All of those words students may encounter on assessments. I typically consider academic vocabulary to be verbs, like infer, analyze, compare, summarize, and so on. I went to a professional development one time with an amazing speaker who said something that I will never forget. She said: "Vocabulary should be a hurdle for students, not a ... Read More about Develop Academic Vocabulary
Elementary Economics Resource Roundup
Teaching economics to elementary students is tough. I've been there - and I feel you! I've had to teach "financial literacy" to kindergarteners, then basic economics concepts as a second and third grade teacher. Years of experience has allowed me to learn a lot along the way about how to effective teach economics to elementary students. Invest in Picture Books I love to use my ... Read More about Elementary Economics Resource Roundup
Dental Health Month
Did you know that February is Dental Health month?! It's so hard to find time to fit in those health standards, but it makes is easier when you have a reminder, like a whole themed month! I like to try and cover my health standards be integrating health content with other subject areas. It's easy to mix health standards in with RELA standards, but math can be a little trickier. Here are ... Read More about Dental Health Month
Amazon Must-Haves for Distance Learning
Teaching from home isn't easy, but these must-haves for distance learning can make it a little more manageable. It's been a learning curve for all of us - teachers, students, and parents alike. Below you'll find some products that I've found to make teaching remotely a little easier. 1. Mini Tripod This mini tripod (which doubles as a selfie stick - ha!) is great for recording read ... Read More about Amazon Must-Haves for Distance Learning
Tips for Teaching Punctuation
Each year, I have students struggle with putting ending punctuation in the correct spots. They know that they needed to use periods, but will put periods at the ends of lines or in seemingly random spots. I've spent a lot of time on this over the past few years and thought I'd share some tips for teaching punctuation to your elementary students. Use Mentor Texts To teach students how to be ... Read More about Tips for Teaching Punctuation
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