Use your classroom to your advantage! Your set up can help increase student engagement and accessibility throughout the day. Learn how to best set up your elementary classroom to support all students.
Effective Classroom Set Up for Engagement and Accessibility
Easy Steps for How to Differentiate Instruction in Kindergarten
Are you wondering how to differentiate instruction in kindergarten? Kindergarten is a unique time both in the child’s life, and in a teachers career. Unlike most other grades, you get 20+ students who have had none, or minimal, schooling. With diverse experiences and background from each student, it is important for the teacher to differentiate their instruction to engage them… Read More
The Best Ways to Modify Curriculum to Increase Classroom Inclusion
Learn how to modify classroom curriculum for all students!
7 Creative Ways to Practice R-Controlled Vowels
The first time I taught R-Controlled Vowels, well, let’s just say it wasn’t my best. My phonics program at the time had us introduce all 5 r-controlled vowel combinations in the same lesson. My students and I were lost especially because r-controlled vowel patterns can often be one of the trickiest ones to teach. It is often the first time… Read More
Design of instruction
Learn steps to effectively design instruction in the elementary classroom.
Area Model Double Digit Multiplication
Learn how to engage your students in and multiply with the area model!
The Best Game to Teach Equivalent Fractions
Equivalent fractions can be a beast, but they don’t have to be.
Discover What Is Inclusive Education & Why You Need It
Inclusive education practices can make teaching easier for teachers, while making education accessible for all.
Qualities of effective Activities for Early Readers
With all the noise out there it can be so hard to determine what activities will actually help your early readers. Here you’ll learn what qualities strong early reading activities should have.
Differentiate Instruction in the classroom
Differentiation should be seamless in the elementary classroom. Learn effective ways to differentiate your instruction without adding more to your plate.
