You may have been using digital interactive notebooks in your classroom before the pandemic hit. Or maybe you’ve been using the paper version of interactive notebooks and would like to use something similar for distance learning. (Scroll down to see the FREE planning guide if you’d like to DIY!) If you’ve suddenly had to move your teaching online, you might…
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If you’ve ever thought about using Cornell notes to teach DNA structure and function, you’ve come to the right place! Or maybe you’re looking for a resource about DNA and clicked on a link that brought you here. By far the topic I get the most questions about is Cornell notes. Teachers see this blog post and are looking for…
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Have you used Padlet in your teaching? If not, you need to read on to find out what this awesome app can do for you and your students. Most teachers like office supplies. I personally love office supply stores! Sticky notes are one of my favorite tools, both in teaching and in my personal life. Think of Padlet as an…
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What are Boom Cards? Boom cards are fun digital task cards. They give your students immediate feedback and are highly interactive. Perfect for use with blended learning or distance learning. You can find them on a site called Boom Learning. There are Boom cards for any topic you can think of and all grade levels. Plus there are a ton…
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This post may contain affiliate links. Oh, those dreaded half-days. How can we make them worthwhile and engaging? The month of November in my school district is a teachers’ worst nightmare as far as planning lessons. First of all, there is Veteran’s Day. Certainly a worthwhile holiday, but the first of many “off” days. Our county always schedules a Staff…
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