November is the perfect time of year to incorporate thankful lessons and teach our students about gratitude. After all, its the season of giving thanks! Truth be told, gratitude isn’t just a fun seasonal theme. Studies are showing the benefits of passing on this skill
Have you heard of International Dot Day? It’s a fun, book-inspired day celebrated around September 15th each year. It’s a great way to mix fun activities with learning in your classroom. I know what you might be thinking. There’s not enough time to plan something
Does this sound familiar—one student melts down over a small mistake, another blurts out answers without thinking, and someone else rushes through their work just to be “done”? Self-regulation isn’t something kids just have—it’s a skill that needs to be explicitly taught and practiced. The
Teacher and student burn out seems to be at an all time high right now. Our team has an idea to fight the burn out…focusing on the gratitude in your daily teaching life. Putting gratitude at the forefront of your mind can help the negative
Teaching is truly one of the most rewarding professions, and for a good reason. It’s a journey filled with moments of inspiration, growth, and transformation. However, like any journey, it can also come with its fair share of challenges and obstacles. Sometimes those challenges can
The beginning stage of the year is over, and teachers are itching to dig into content and small group instruction. However, there is a problem. 1st graders can lack the stamina to sit down and get work done! (For sure not long enough for teachers
