Tips for New Kindergarten Teachers

Are you a new kindergarten teacher? Welcome to one of the busiest, sweetest, and most rewarding grade levels in elementary school! Kindergarten students are learning how school works for the very first time. They need routines, movement, hands-on learning, and LOTS of practice with everyday

Best Back to School Teacher Clothes on Amazon

BRAND NEW – Check out the new additions to this post. We’ve got such a FUN community on Facebook! The trending topic this month has been to share the best teacher clothes that can be found on Amazon. You’ll be shocked by how many fantastic

Tips for a New 1st Grade Teacher

Are you a new 1st grade teacher? Welcome to one of the most exciting years in elementary school! First graders grow academically, socially, and emotionally faster than almost any other grade level. They are learning independence while still needing lots of structure, movement, and encouragement

2nd Grade Jokes and Riddles Kids Love

Looking for 2nd grade jokes and riddles your students will actually love? You’re in the right place. These kid-approved jokes are perfect for: Keep scrolling for a huge list of funny, classroom-safe jokes you can start using today. What You’ll Find in This Post How

Brain Health for Teachers: Go from Overwhelmed to Energized

As a teacher, your brain is your most important tool—but are you giving it the fuel, rest, and exercise it truly needs to thrive? In this session, Dr. Brandon Stewart, a clinical neuropsychologist, walks educators through practical, science-backed ways to optimize brain health for teachers.

Parent Communication Systems to Start at the Beginning of the School Year

Parent communication is crucial and should be a top priority to keep families informed about their child’s learning. A positive home-to-school relationship starts with open communication. Here’s how I build strong connections with parents each year. At our school’s open house, I focus on making