A podcast to help inspire elementary teachers to improve their pedagogy, simplify their systems, and find time-saving tools for their classrooms.
Are you having fun in your science classroom yet? You should be!
Science is supposed to be full of problem-solving, exploration and discovery. Yet too often we simply skip all that i…
Sometimes when teachers think of using inquiry in their classroom they think of the most impossible situation. Something that most teachers would struggle to accomplish.
But Inquiry …
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I wanted to share with you a little about my time teaching split grades (which has been the majority of my teaching career!). Unlike probably the majority of teachers I …
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Today I wanted to share some ideas about leveling up your science and social studies lessons using four different methods!
Let’s get to it.
These subjects can be two…
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Let’s talk today about differentiating. Specifically with ELL students. We’re gonna look at the planning, implementing, and assessing stages of your regular classroom and …
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Today I wanted to talk a little about books.
Particularly picture books. Or really any material we are reading in our classroom.
My challenge for you is to think about fitting…
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Sooo raise your hand if you use choice boards… 🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️ And if you hadn’t before the pandemic, chances are you’r…
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I hope you are all having a fantastic week so far! Today I wanted to talk a little about assessing student’s work in this digital world.
Most of us are probably mark…
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So, it looks like we’re in this whole remote teaching thing for the long haul. Whether that’s a month, two months, I’m not sure. But I don’t want you to wait a second lo…
This week I want to talk all about your home teaching space! Because the reality is, I think we’re going to be doing this whole remote-teaching thing for just a little bit longer.
There…
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I hope you’re having an awesome week so far. I wanted to talk to you today about setting realistic goals and aligning priorities.
For most of us, the new challenge in our …
I hope you have all had an okay start back into the second half of the school year. Now, I know this is not what we signed up for. In fact, it is VERY different than what we signed up f…
I’m popping in today to talk all about student teacher writing conferences!
Whether you already have these one on one sessions with your students or not, I wanted to share the structu…
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It seems to me that there are two distinct types of teachers. Those that use Literature Circles and those that use Literature Centers.
Now over my career, I’ve used both Lit…
Raise your hand if Lesson Planning feels like the biggest time thief. 🙋🏼♀️
Yes? Then boy am I glad I popped in your inbox. I know firsthand just how much time (not to mention stress) l…
Today I wanted to take a little trip down memory lane. I’ve dug back through the Madly Learning Archives to gather the very BEST teaching advice for the junior grades.
So let’s jump rig…
Know something we don’t talk about much around here?
🧬🦠SCIENCE 🧫🧪
Science class is a time that can be SO much fun for our students.
But have you been busy just handing out worksheets? T…
I want to start off this week with a quick story. Recently, my daughter woke up with a runny nose, congested, sore throat, and a sore stomach.
This meant she would not be going to schoo…
This week I wanted to tell you about a FREE program that I have been LOVING. I use it to track
student assessments and communicate with parents. 🥳
If you’ve ever thought of using spread…
There are SO many factors that can impact our students and their ability to read.
The reality is, we may be teaching in Grade 5, but not every student is going to be at that Grade 5 rea…