
Practical Classroom Decor Tips for the Elementary Classroom
Today, we’re diving into the world of classroom decor with some super practical tips to make your classroom not only look amazing but also support
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Today, we’re diving into the world of classroom decor with some super practical tips to make your classroom not only look amazing but also support

School’s out and you’re officially on teacher summer break! You made it – woohoo! It’s officially time to shut the classroom door and hopefully catch

Can you believe that the end of year school season is here?! By this time, teachers and students are in full-on summer mode and ready

Teacher Appreciation Week always takes place during the first full week of May with Teacher Appreciation Day falling on the Tuesday of that week. As

Are you teaching area with multiplication in 3rd grade? This can be a tricky concept for kids, and one that requires a lot of practice,

Are you teaching inches, feet, yards in 2nd grade? These are key measurement skills for kids to learn as they apply them to future math

Are you teaching nonstandard units of measurement in 1st grade? There are so many hands-on ways to do this. If you’re looking to spice up

Measurement is one of those skills we teach our students that is best done with hands-on activities and real-world connections. Let’s be honest, all skills

Have you ever wondered how to make interactive anchor charts more exciting and engaging in your classroom (so they’re actually helpful and not just a

One classroom tool that I cannot teach without is anchor charts. If you’ve followed me for a while or used any of my resources, you

I’ll be honest… organization does NOT come easily for me. I’m a type B teacher, so my classroom is what I like to call, “organized

It’s time, teacher friend… time to talk about one of my least favorite things to teach with (that I understand are totally necessary in the