Systematic Teaching for First and Second Grade
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[tcb-script src=”https://www.buzzsprout.com/1046755/8936669-29-how-to-introduce-sight-words-in-5-powerful-ways.js?container_id=buzzsprout-player-8936669&player=small” type=”text/javascript” charset=”utf-8″][/tcb-script] I have found through trial and error plus lots of research that there are 5 powerful ways for how to introduce sight words. I am also a firm believer that it is extremely important to have time built into each and… Keep Reading…
An Organized Classroom Library is a Teacher’s DreamBut how do you go about getting your library organized? Today I’m sharing with you what works in my own classroom. I encourage you to spend time reflecting on what you want your own classroom library to look… Keep Reading…
While it may be tempting to give jobs for students in the classroom to everyone in the class, I have found it is much more manageable to have a few key team jobs. Long before I started using teams in the classroom I still preferred… Keep Reading…
Are you a new teacher or just starting out in a new primary grade level? There can be so much to learn and do that it can seem overwhelming. Having a solid strategy for new teacher preparation can mean a big difference for a smooth… Keep Reading…
One of the best ways to rethink your classroom management is to help update and streamline your classroom jobs. Having and managing classroom jobs is at the hub of what makes my classroom room smoothly. A couple years ago I switched to team jobs and… Keep Reading…
When teaching writing it’s important to think about your non-negotiables. This will help form the basis for your writing instruction. When coming up with non-negotiables think about what you don’t want in your writing time and what worked well in previous years. Today I’m discussing my… Keep Reading…
