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Help Reduce Your Stress With This!

As a teacher, I’m willing to bet that you’re always looking for ways to reduce your stress, right? Between gathering curriculum, lesson planning, grading papers,

How to Keep Motivated as a Teacher

If there was ever a time to keep motivated as a teacher, that time is now. With our new normal slowly but surely ushering in,

Setting Up A Google Classroom

This year, many teachers are doing double the work to prepare for the new school year. We are preparing as normal and preparing for the

Are you struggling to connect with parents? Communicating doesn’t have to be hard. Make it easy on yourself and use these 5 tips to be successful! #teachingsecondgrade #communication #parentteacherconf #teachercommunication #tips #teacherhacks | Teacher Tips | Classroom Management | Parent Communication Ideas |

Even More Parent Communication Ideas

Are you struggling to communicate with parents in your classroom? With the 21st century, you would think that it’s easier than ever to communicate with

How to NOT Take Work Home This School Year

The beginning of a new school year is ramping up and one of my biggest goals every year is pretty simple (or so it seems):

Morning work is such an important and engaging activity that helps your students review their ELA and math skills. This Morning Work pack is common core aligned. 1st and 2nd graders can practice adding, subtracting, place value, telling time phonics skills, writing, and language skills. #morningwork #secondgrademorningwork #2ndgrademorningwork

Tips and Tricks for Parent Communication

Studies and research shows that having effective parent teacher communication as well as having parents involved in the classroom community leads to a more successful

Keep Your Students Engaged at the End of the Year

Every teacher knows that come May: the struggle is real. The students’ engagement is very low and we are trying to keep their energy under

How to Plan for a Substitute Teacher

The school year might be winding down, but I feel like this time of year is when so many teachers are taking time off. Whether

Ways to Create Student Buy In

Every school year I work hard to make my classroom community a strong and safe place. Put aside all the rules, routines, and procedures. Students

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