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Ready to talk about essential standards? If you’re like most teachers, you probably wish there were more hours in the

Do you ever feel like by the time you finish a writing project where you’ve been brainstorming, coaching, and having

October is such a fun time in the classroom. The weather is changing, the leaves are turning, and students are

$Teaching math practices and math behaviors to improve classroom management and math engagement$

Let’s be honest—math class can be a little tricky to manage. Some students finish early and need something meaningful to

$Launching your first week of math tips and strategies blog post$

Start Your Math Year Strong: Why the First Week Matters More Than You Think The first week of school is

$Back-to-school math task ideas$

As the school year kicks off, it’s tempting to ease in with a little review, a few get-to-know-you games, and

After 33 years in the classroom, I’ve reached a pretty big milestone—retirement. But while I may be stepping away from

Teaching poetry. Some teachers love it, some avoid it like that cold cup of coffee they forgot about on their

Fractions often feel like a math mountain for upper elementary students—and let’s be honest, sometimes for teachers too! Students struggle