Are you in the midst of planning your forms of energy unit? There is so much content and material to fit in this unit, it can feel like your lessons are bursting at the seams! Luckily, I have some ideas for engaging students in your forms of energy unit without feeling overwhelmed by the amount of content and spiral review. Here are a few activities I recommend - #1 Board Games If ... Read More about Engaging Forms of Energy Activities for Elementary
4 Earth Day Activities for Elementary Students
Despite how grown our students think they are, they’re never too old to celebrate Earth Day! Our students are the future caregivers of planet Earth, so why not celebrate the beautiful blue planet while also strengthening students’ math, science, reading, and writing skills. Learning about and celebrating Earth Day will keep students actively participating in their learning and can even spark ... Read More about 4 Earth Day Activities for Elementary Students
3 Reading Strategies for Informational Texts
Reading is a tough challenge for many students, and informational texts are far from an exception to the rule. Informational texts can often present more of a challenge because they are often dense and less engaging. Luckily, there are a couple of ways we can make informational texts accessible to students: finding informational texts our students will enjoy reading and utilizing reading ... Read More about 3 Reading Strategies for Informational Texts
5th Grade Science Review Activities to Conquer Test Prep Season
Test prep season can be absolute madness! It can feel like an uphill battle trying to keep students engaged while simultaneously squeezing in new content and reviewing for the state exam. The last thing we want is to lose our students’ interest and waste time teaching - when they aren’t retaining. The good news is test prep season can be meaningful and enjoyable for both you and your students. One ... Read More about 5th Grade Science Review Activities to Conquer Test Prep Season
Want Hands-On Math Activities? Try “Solve the Room”
I think every teacher can agree that retention of math skills is the biggest goal we have for students. After all, it’s hard to make significant progress in the curriculum if students aren’t retaining information. Hands-on math activities are my go-to for improving retention! Most students remember and can apply the information longer when they play an active role in the construction of their ... Read More about Want Hands-On Math Activities? Try “Solve the Room”
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