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Math Fact Mastery: Teacher to Teacher Advice

When children fail to master basic math facts, they often struggle with multi-step, higher-level math concepts in later grades.  So what are the best ways to help kids master their math facts?  We asked hundreds of veteran teachers this very question in our Lucky 2nd

Tips for Teaching Sentence Writing Skills: Advice From Teachers

Do your students consistently forget to start their sentences with a capital letter… end with punctuation… correctly spell common words… and apply basic grammar rules in their writing? This seems to be a universal problem because teachers from all over the world bring it up

How to Print Poster-Sized Anchor Charts

Do you have some PDF resources that would make fantastic anchor charts? Have you ever wished you could print anchor charts in a much bigger size?But, you’ve never actually made them into charts – because that would require some serious art skills (and time!!)  Well, did

Tips From Teachers: Teaching Main Idea and Key Details

Determining main idea and key details in a text can be difficult for second graders. And this means it’s also a challenging skill to teach!  So, we scoured our archives, drew upon our own teaching experiences, and relied on the expertise of teachers in our

Digital Teacher Interview Tips & Tricks

Congrats! You landed an interview for your dream teaching job! But, due to the crazy times, it is a digital interview. Although this interview format is not traditional, no worries! Below is a list of tips and tricks compiled by teachers who have been on

First Year Teacher Must Haves

Alright teachers, time to grab a cup of coffee, sit back, relax and think back to when you were hired for your first teaching job. Maybe you screamed for joy when you hung up the phone. Or maybe you instantly ran to Target to get