Magnets in the Classroom
Eight ways to Use Classroom Space Efficiently with Magnets Using magnets in the classroom is a great way to increase efficiency! Teachers can use them
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Using Class Time Efficiently : Hall Passes
As a teacher who loves to maximize every minute of class time, I struggle with bathroom breaks. And as a teacher whose classroom is extremely
Bell Work : A Tool for Classroom Efficiency
Also known as a bell ringer, do-now, entry ticket, etc., bell work is the task students are expected to begin working on as soon as
Boom Cards in the Secondary Classroom
A couple years ago, another teacher asked me if I made or used Boom Cards. I sort of rolled my eyes and insisted they were
How to End the School Year in Preparation for a Successful Fall
End of Year Ideas in Preparation for Successful Fall The end of the school year is wild! Filled with a million things to do. As
Countdown to the End of the School Year
The end of the school year is equal parts excitement and exhaustion. When I embrace the excitement, I feel less exhausted. Or maybe adrenaline carries
Using PowerPoint to Teach Geometry
I will be honest. I have never been a big fan of teaching math with a PowerPoint presentation. It seemed old-fashioned and disingenuous. I knew
Task Cards in the Secondary Math Classroom
Learn all about task cards in the secondary classroom. Read about what they are, how to use them, ways to store them, and much more!
Teaching in a Pandemic: A Mid-Year Update
This summer, one of my goals was to make the best of things. (You can check out my blog post about it, here!) It’s been
Geometry Interactive Notebooks
INTERACTIVE: 1. mutually or reciprocally active involving the actions or input of a user Technically, note-writing, in general, is interactive. Teacher talks. Student writes. But