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Your first name might as well be ma'am.

They put a copy in each teacher's mailbox!

Bring the energy and excitement of an escape room to your classroom!

Accio engaged students!

Vocabulary is essential in the high school English classroom. Whether you use a traditional vocabulary program or simply work in word study where you can, here are some creative ways to focus on vocabulary instruction so that students are continually reinforcing their skills. 1. Use rich vocabulary in your own grading and feedback. “Great work!”[…]Continue Reading

Having kids practice the sounds in words makes a big difference in how quickly they learn to read.

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If you close your eyes, you can almost hear the whirring of the overhead projector fan.

Buenos días!

Encourage reflection on Dr. King's life and legacy.

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Can't. Stop. Pinning. All. The. Things.

Anyone know where Mary Poppins bought her bag?

One of the most important parts of establishing a bully-free culture at any school is encouraging all students—victims and perpetrators as well as bystanders—to speak up and say, “No, that’s not okay. Not at our school.” However, this is often easier said than done, as bystanders may fear being called a teacher’s pet or becoming[…]Continue Reading

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The end of the year can be challenging until you look for inspiration and find it everywhere.