Are you looking for a fun end of the year gift for your students that requires little preparation?  I'm here to help you out. The last couple of years, I've sent my students off to summer vacation with a beach ball, which they usually blow up before we even leave school and throw around with their friends.  ... Read More about End of the Year Gift

Does your school require you to maintain student portfolios?  In the past, I've had students keep their work in binders, file folders, etc.  This can require a lot of materials and take up TONS of space.  My solution?  DIGITAL PORTFOLIOS! <<Click this link to download the directions or see the ... Read More about Digital Student Portfolios {Cut Down on Paper!!}

Do you give your students exit slips or quick checks to assess their mastery of a skill that you're currently teaching?  I've done this in many different forms, from a short half-sheet of paper, to a post-it note that they put on a quick check board (thanks to Monster Wrangler Mike's brilliant idea!).  Now ... Read More about Using Google Forms as Quick Checks

Science hasn't typically been my favorite subject to teach in the past, but this year I've been trying to make it more fun.  I decided to try something new when planning my unit on Classification.  In previous years, I have read through the textbook and given the test from the book to my kids.  Boring! ... Read More about Classification Unit for Google Classroom

Are you looking for a fun resource for reviewing various skills and content with your students?  Look no further!  Check out Task Tents™! Task Tents™ are a fun way to get your students moving around while practicing, reviewing, and assessing their mastery on specific skills and standards. ... Read More about Task Tents™