Tweet I know you will enjoy Dara’s writing here as she reflects on her time creating and awakening her brain. I always enjoy sharing examples like this where teachers are inspired by the creative work they do. ~EMP I have decided that Captain Kirk got it wrong. Space is not the final frontier…art is. It has […]
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Tweet Onomonopia, it is such a freaky word, But on Halloween, to not use it would simply be absurd. There are so many sounds that we hear around this spooky time. You should use it in your writing, or while slurping up some slime. 😉 You could think of cackling witches, or a door that goes creeeaaak, A swooshing, whirring bat […]
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Tweet Some teachers spend a lot of time putting up displays. It seems to be second nature: display important content, display reminders, attractive posters and of course, student work. If you are like me, you don’t always have the time to do and redo bulletin boards every week or so, but you may realize the […]
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Tweet Classrooms can get pretty chaotic if you aren’t able to maintain structure and routine. Managing 20+ kids and all of their stuff is no easy task, and keeping your students focused can depend on maintaining an orderly and well thought out classroom. To keep your students on task and working productively, take a look […]
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