Supporting teachers with engaging and meaningful resources
Does this sound familiar? It’s Sunday night and before you settle down on your sofa to watch something on Netflix, you have the dreaded feeling of knowing you have to finish your lesson plans for the week. You’re teaching your students about the 13 Colonies but you need to start with the early English settlements, […]
Reader’s Theater is an engaging and effective way for students to practice fluency with a purpose, but if the script is about an important historical event, even better! Most Social Studies books are dry and boring and there is no way to getting around reading about history. It just can’t be skipped. So why not […]
Preparing for a Substitute teacher is a lot of work! So much so, that sometimes you feel discouraged to take a day off knowing how long it’s going to take to prepare lessons. Taking a day off shouldn’t be so hard, and we are entitled to those days, so use them when you need them! […]
