Spring Literacy and Math Workstations
When it comes to workstations, spiral review of skills is the goal. Students should know the content out about in the room where they are working independently or in student…
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When it comes to workstations, spiral review of skills is the goal. Students should know the content out about in the room where they are working independently or in student…
This blog post will be a springboard (I am punning hard in hopes of warmer temps) to all things March in the classroom. Many of the March materials I am…
Primary age students require consistent repetition of skills for mastery. For this reason, it can feel like groundhog’s day in first grade as we spiral through the same skills daily. …
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Valentine’s Day is a teacher fan favorite as far as holidays in the classroom go. The joy of Valentine’s Day is simple. Students being kind and complimentary. However, this year…