5 Ways to Make Partner Talk Effective and Productive

Imagine this. You are teaching a mini lesson. You pose a question to your class and say, "Turn and

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6 Reasons to Use Reader's Theatre in Your Classroom

Reader's Theatre: not just for beginning readers!  I just love using reader's theatre in my

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When You Teach at the Same School Your Children Attend

I never wanted to be at the same school as my kids. I was always fearful that I would struggle with

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I'm a Third Grade Teacher!!

If you follow me on Instagram, this isn't news to you. But I figured I should probably make this "blog

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RECAP: Wisconsin Teacher Blogger Back to School BASH

A few weeks ago, Jessica from Mrs. Plemons' Kindergarten and I hosted a meet up for Wisconsin bloggers

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Independent Reading Routines: The Reading Spot

I'm struggling to stay above water at my new school and in my new grade level (YES! Many changes around

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Daily Lesson Objectives: More Than Just Wallpaper in your Classroom

How many of you display your daily objectives/learning targets in your class? I'm thinking many of

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Advice for New Teacher Moms

Today I want to share some tips and advice for teachers who are also moms. And if you're not a mom

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WISCONSIN BLOGGER MEET UP!

There have been so many AMAZING blogger meet ups happening over the past few months!  I've been

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Teaching Main Idea in Nonfiction Texts

Every year, I let out a big sigh when it comes time to teach main idea in nonfiction texts. Why is

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