Some of you are going back to school soon, while others have a month of summer left. Whether you’re setting the alarm or still dreaming of better ways to engage your students, you might find something for you here. I’ve rounded up…
When you think about what you want students to learn from a powerful unit on The Crucible, think about five years from now…
One-pagers are becoming increasingly popular as a way to help students process what they’ve read, in one powerful activity…
Getting students to work through the revision & editing process in writing can be a huge challenge as a teacher. It tends to go the same way for most teachers I know…
When building fact fluency in my third grade classroom, I use a few consistent routines, and give students plenty of time to master their facts. To begin…