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12 Fun Multiplication Games and Activities to Teach Kids Times Tables
Teaching those terrible times tables. It’s something that all educators and parents who work with kids above the age of about 6 have to deal with at some point. Knowing your times tables is a helpful skill to have, but there is just no real way to learn them other than through mundane repetition and… Read more
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How to Use and Differentiate Choice Boards for Students in Your Learning Space
Student choice boards are a fun and engaging tool to use in the classroom, and they come with many benefits. They are versatile and can be used in many different subject areas for many different year levels. They are a simple tool to use to encourage student agency in learning, and they are great for… Read more
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Morning Activities for Students – 5 Creative Ideas for Your Classroom Morning Routine
Caught off-guard on a Monday morning. It’s like children have a special sense for this sort of thing and know when they can test the boundaries. I’m here to help you get a consistent morning routine in place so that you can start your days off on the right foot. Read more
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List of Christian Songs and Readings to Help You Process a Miscarriage
Experiencing a miscarriage can be a traumatic and isolating experience. As a Christian, events like this can shake our faith. I found the following songs and readings to be a helpful reminder to turn to God through the heartache of my miscarriage, and I pray that you will find some comfort and support through these… Read more
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Where is God in My Miscarriage?
There are moments in life where words cannot express the sorrow and heartbreak. This is one of those moments. Yet, I sit here attempting to do the impossible. Read more
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8 Simple Ways to Get Students Collaborating More in the Classroom
We live in a very individualistic culture, and children are constantly presented with opportunities to compete with others. So, how can we, as teachers, focus on promoting cooperation over competition? Here are 8 simple strategies that you can use to promote a more collaborative environment in your classroom. Read more
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