Primary teaching

I love creating displays in my classroom, especially to demonstrate a Maths concept. Here are some of my favourites… Children used these posters everyday for reference. They have all the important information without being too overwhelming! Available in basic and Australian fonts. Fractions Brainstorm Geometric Multiplication Circles – a great activity for teaching skip counting and ... Read More about Maths Displays

5th grade classroom decor and organization ideas! She walks you through her…

Illustrated activity sheet describing a really fun whole class activity that involves the children running around pretending to be magic beans and avoiding capture!

The ultimate list of classroom management strategies, organized into verbal and non-verbal strategies, parent communication tips,rewards and prizes, games, brain breaks, and visual strategies.

I might be a little weird, but I seriously LOVE getting my teacher planner ready for the next school year. My teacher planner is my lifeline!! If you want to be successful with your teacher planner, I have some tips and tricks for you! Choose a Planner that Works for You There are hundreds and […]

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Check out these tips for starting your school year as a new teacher. New teacher must haves, supplies, organization, and other ideas for making the year amazing! #newteacher #backtoschool

Description This Kindness Classroom challenge pack was created for teachers wanting to build more kindness into each school day. Challenge your students to complete acts of kindness all year long and keep track on the kindness calendars! Create a kindness challenge bulletin board or display with the daily challenge and the quote posters that everyone will be proud to show off! The Kindness Classroom pack includes all the materials necessary to turn your classroom into a KINDNESS CLASSROOM…

These teacher hacks are brilliant ideas for your classroom that will make your life so much easier this year. Number nine will change your life. #teacherhacks

If anyone reads this, you know that I changed schools in April. I'm permanent! Yay! I moved to a very new building; the school opened in April 2011, so you'll see that everything looks very fresh and bright and new. I thought I'd post some photos of my new classroom. Hopefully in August/September I will post my setting up process when I "start from scratch." This is what you see when you first walk into the class. Yes, those are lovely big windows along the back wall. Looking into the class…