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The Best Back to School Tips from Real Teachers
We polled the Education to the Core Community, and these are some of the best “Back to School” tips from real teachers all around the world!
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Work Smarter, Not Harder
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The power of learning is contagious. Our blog serves our teacher community by offering innovative ideas, activities, resources, and advice that gives you new ways to connect with your students and create a more impactful classroom.
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45 Memes That Nail What It’s Like to Be a Teacher
If you are a teacher in the teaching world, there are some teacher memes that really hit the nail on the head on what it’s
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Ten Things You Need to Know about Introverted Teachers
Whether you are an introverted teacher or an extroverted teacher, Jennifer from Simply Kinder and I have listed several things everyone can relate to from
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10 Problems Every Type B Teacher Will Understand
10 Problems Every Type B Teacher Will Understand What type of teacher are you? Type A or Type B? 1. The need for detailed lesson
Letting Go of Your Students on that Last Day
One of the worst things about being a teacher, is letting your students go on the very last day. It is such a bittersweet thing.
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Making Technology Meaningful in Primary
“So, what are they doing here,” a visiting teacher recently asked me as she observed my kids scanning QR codes to reveal a math story.
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29 Mother’s Day Gifts for Your Students
Mother’s Day is coming soon! If you need ideas for Mother’s Day gifts for your students, you have come to the right place! Be sure to scroll
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Neon Glitter Play Dough Fun
I have big plans for my Neon Glitter Play Dough this Spring! I will be using the play dough to teach 3-D shapes, letter formation, and
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10 Things Teachers Wish We Could Say
Let’s be honest, we have to maintain a pretty good filter during the school day. But we have so many things that we are thinking
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Ten Literacy Ideas for Emergent Readers
Thinking of fun and engaging centers can be hard sometimes! I have surfed the internet, and it is hard to find great DIY centers. That
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Reading Strategies Posters and a FREEBIE!
Just wanted to share something I use with my kids in my classroom. I tend to keep things simple, and I have narrowed down my
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Community Helpers
Let me just start out my saying that my kids had a phenomenal week learning about communities and community helpers. I used my Community Helper’s