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11 Best Christian Children’s Books to Help with Bible Lessons
It’s not always easy finding the right books to use during Bible lessons with our kids. Both as a teacher and as a parent, I have spent many hours searching for high quality Christian books to use with the children I’m working with. So, here are some of my top recommendations of books to use… Read more
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13 Fun and Easy Spelling Activity Ideas for the Classroom
When it comes to learning spelling, repetition is an important part of the process. That’s why teachers are always looking for ways to encourage students to practise their spelling words and to stay engaged in the process. If you’re finding that you’ve repeated the same spelling activities so many times that even you are getting… Read more
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4 Fun Maths Challenges to Help Build Kids’ Problem-Solving Skills
Problem solving is such a valuable skill for our students, yet it can sometimes take a bit of problem solving on our part to figure out how to be intentional with it in our classrooms. One simple and super engaging way that I like to encourage students to work on their problem-solving skills is through… Read more
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5 Fun Maths Problem-Solving Activities for Elementary Students
Problem-solving is an important skill for students to use across all subject areas and is especially used in the context of maths. So, how can we give our students more opportunities to practise their problem-solving skills? This post will give you 5 engaging ideas to help get your students problem-solving, as well as a freebie to try in your… Read more
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10 Elementary Teacher Blogs to Follow for Teaching Inspiration
As teachers, we’re always looking for inspiration to help improve our classroom teaching. Sometimes that inspiration can be hard to find though. That’s why I’ve gathered a list of some of my favourite blogs to turn to for creative classroom activity ideas. Read more
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How To Plan for Your First Parent Teacher Conferences – Parent Teacher Conference Forms and Tips
Parent Teacher Conferences. Is it just me, or does the thought of that make you nervous? Here are some tips that will help ease the pressure of your first parent teacher conferences. Read more
