Jacque Jones

Category: Teaching Tips

3 Ways Your Classroom Can Teach Social Studies

Each July, teachers step back into their classrooms to begin the task of turning boxes, stacks, and crates into a learning environment. We gather as

3 Easy Ways to Level Up Your Social Studies Lessons

Back to school takes a lot out of teachers. You spends weeks in your classroom getting it ready and attending meetings. Additionally, you add in

December Daze in the Elementary Classroom

December can be hectic. Behavior is up while attention is low. Students are excited while teachers are tired. Christmas break is on the horizon. Everyone

All Aboard for the First 20 Days of School

Getting your classroom ready in August is like packing for a trip. It seems to take a long time, and there are many decisions to

Math Problem Solving Strategies: Teach, Train, Tool

When my district began using engage NY (Eureka Math) our 1st grade team was thrown for a loop. There were so many changes! The biggest

End of the Year Passion Projects: Student Choice and Voice

Learning up to this point has been decided by the teacher. End of the year is the time for the student projects to choose and

Interactive Anchor Charts: Elevate Your Teaching and Learning

Anchor charts have come into favor in in recent years. Their objective is to make the learning clear & visible, but I have found interactive

End of the Year Camp: Transform your Classroom

When May finally rolls around, most testing windows have closed. Your student behavior is at an all-time high. You find your own nerves are frazzled.

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End of the Year Camp Math Activities

If you want to have an End of the Year Camp in your classroom, you will need to decide your objective for Math. Do you

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