Whether you are launching 2nd grade math centers at the beginning of the school year or even mid-year, it is essential that you go through the necessary steps to lay the foundation for the successful management of math center time. Angie’s Advice Before diving in,
Exit tickets are a snapshot for the teacher to gain quick understanding of exactly where each student is at when it comes to mastery of a skill. Exit tickets are a great tool to use to determine the pathway of instruction. They can also be
Teachers love a spotless classroom but that doesn’t mean that can only be achieved through constant cleaning by the teacher. There’s a huge secret to achieving a spotless classroom – and it requires little to no effort! The Typical (and NORMAL) Classroom First of all,
Math…a subject many teachers love to teach! Why? Math is fun. It CAN be fun and engaging for your students too! Below is a list of the best and most engaging math routines – and of course some tips and tricks! Read on to grab
A schedule is one of the first things a teacher needs to think about when setting up for the new year. Below you will find some teacher-tested tips and tricks to build out a 1st or 2nd grade schedule that will set you and your
Missing glue tops, piles of drippy glue on desks, worksheets stuck together…can you relate? I want to share with you about something that I have been using in my classroom that has been a huge lifesaver for me (and my patience)! 🙂 Introducing…GLUE SPONGES! I
