When you hear the words ‘multiplication facts,’ what is your first thought? If it’s similar to many of the comments I’ve read in math teacher

How many times have you walked into your classroom with the thought “I just can’t do this today?” You’re feeling sad, burned out, or just

Is that extra time spent leading clubs even worth it? Should we fight to keep clubs in the picture at our school? Tune in for

So your students come in to class and don’t have pencils. Is this a big deal? Are we concerned about why they don’t have a

Today, we’re going to talk about how beach balls and cardboard wheels can be fun and effective learning tools for the middle school classroom. Resources

Did you have indoor recess today? This time of year it’s getting colder in many states and indoor recess will be more frequent. Indoor recess

Today we’ll be talking all about classroom greetings and effective classroom routines for beginning the day with middle school students. These routines can help set

Today we’ve got some rapid fire ideas for making the most of behavior plans in your classroom. For more ideas, remember to check out Episode

In this episode we’ll dive into the concept of a classroom economy and provide practical tips on how to get started. We’ll also discuss how

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This week we’re tackling classroom transitions! Transition times can be some of the most difficult parts of the day, but we’ve got tips and strategies

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