30 Free or Inexpensive Gift Ideas for Students
…subject area (LA, SS, Science, Math) with a free homework pass, one day late pass, 15 minutes of computer time, shoes off, add 5 points to a quiz grade/daily grade),…
…subject area (LA, SS, Science, Math) with a free homework pass, one day late pass, 15 minutes of computer time, shoes off, add 5 points to a quiz grade/daily grade),…
…your run? Having your students create a marble run can be a fantastic learning experience for your students, and it makes a great STEM project, too. Believe it or not,…
…kids about fire safety and prevention is important, too. Kids are fascinated with fire, and older kids are more likely to take risks, test the limits, and try things they…
…If you’re looking for magazines with informational text, check out National Geographic Kids, Ask, Sports Illustrated Kids, Ranger Rick, and Dig Into History. What magazines do you recommend? Please share…
…who would be arriving in the fall. As a class, we used the graphic organizer shown on the right to brainstorm ideas in three areas: academics, advice, and activities. (Download…
…numbered map and, without talking, writes the name of the corresponding state (and capital, if desired) on his or her dry erase board. When everyone is ready, the Leader says,…
…Question April, a fan of the Teaching Resources Facebook page, asked, “What is a good bulletin board to keep up all year?” Over 150 teachers responded to her question with…
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…looked at the range, mode, median, and mean of the data. Then we counted the candies, graphed the colors, and crunched the numbers to look at the variations between the…
…make use of new technologies. Online Timers – If you have an interactive white board in your classroom, or even a desktop computer, online timers make great quiet signals. You can…
…the recording of a webinar hosted by Laura Candler featuring five terrific educators and their favorite web tools. Presenters include Joan Young, Paula Naugle, Erin Klein, Suzy Brooks, and Lisa…
…and online, and I somehow connected with Francie Kugelman, who was even more passionate than me about DonorsChoose! Francie was teaching 5th grade at the time, and she was also…
