
The Classroom Decor Dilemma: How Much is Too Much?
I recently posted a link on my Facebook page that sent more views to a website than ever before. More controversial than Common Core. More

I recently posted a link on my Facebook page that sent more views to a website than ever before. More controversial than Common Core. More

Need a “following directions” activity with a clear reward for following the directions correctly? Alien Goo is just for you! By popular request, here are

As usual, my students struggled with erosion more than any other content standard so far this year. So, I made a stations unit for

I have been using centers all year in science and decided to get one set ready for publishing. I’ll publish the rest eventually, but have

In addition to meaningful and fun instruction, solid classroom management, and positive relationships, what can we do? The second semester of school in 5th grade

Do the science vocabulary words just seem to not “stick” with some of your students? This is common and can be addressed with a few

What’s the most common student misbehavior? TALKING! Hands down. When I was talking to another teacher the other day, we discussed social talking and when

Sedimentary rock is formed when layers of sediment, such as sand, mud, and small rocks, are pressed and cemented together over time. Here’s what happens:

Science Vocabulary Folders are a more traditional method for vocabulary I use along with active forms of instruction. We use dance moves, hand motions, games, diagrams,

Today, my classes completed the Cup Challenge! We loved it! The point of this was for students to practice their new lab team roles and

I use a rubric with my students for their science notebooks. However, words and checklists are not always enough. My modeling of proper notebook care

The Primary Science Notebook is a comprehensive and interactive resource designed for 1st and 2nd grade students. It covers a wide range of topics, from