Anchor charts are a great way to use class time to go over helpful test-taking tips and then hanging them in the room to be referenced during practice. Students who practice test taking strategies early on may find that their stress and anxiety is decreased during the actual tests. Benefits of Anchor Charts in […]
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Starting a New Year in a Pre-K Classroom
Early childhood learning environments can feel hectic at the start of a new year. Children need support adjusting to working with friends, following routines, and being apart from family. A successful start at the beginning of the school year, for both teachers and students, means organization of materials and introduction of classroom procedures. These […]
What Are the Goals of Physical Education?
In recent years, physical education has been falling out of its position as a staple of the traditional school day. Research not only connects regular PE classes with improved academic performance but also suggests that lack of activity could damage the cardiovascular health of young students. Despite the scientific evidence, the modern curriculum continues […]
Social Emotional Learning Anchor Chart Ideas for Your Classroom
Decorating your classroom is important, and anchor charts are one of those teacher favorite ways to add some color to the classroom space and remind students of important information at the same time. Social emotional learning, or SEL, is incredibly important. And these creative teachers have turned some of the concepts into memorable anchor […]
Creating a 21st Century Safe School: Student Stress & Anxiety
The human brain is notable for its ability to support cognition, communications skills, consciousness and the capacity to plan appropriate behavior for future occasions. This was evidenced millions of years ago as our ancestors’ brains alerted them to life-threatening risks worthy of their immediate attention, as well as to fleeting life-enhancing opportunities. Consider early […]
Teacher Must-Have Desk Accessories
Your desk is your space, and having the right tools and accessories can not only make your desk feel more like home, but it can make you more efficient at getting work done. Check out these all-time teacher favorite desk accessories and take your teacher desk or work area to the next level. Best […]
Being Aware: Things to Think About When Making an Emergency Plan
There is an old saying “if you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” Few things are more important to you and your school’s safety then a good emergency response plan. From a fire, to natural disaster, an active shooting incident or lock down it is critical that you have a plan and the […]
Self-Reflect and Celebrate Your Success!
By: Tracy Sharlow, 2016 National Adapted Physical Education SHAPE America® Teacher of the Year One day, my son Grant, who was a teacher assistant in an ABA classroom for which I was the APE teacher, came home and shared the terrible day he had with his students. The students had been engaged in intense […]
Inclusion & Social Emotional Learning for Students with Special Needs
Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is quickly becoming a cornerstone in the world of education, and the inclusion of students with special needs is increasingly important. Central to SEL being effective is applying it in a learning environment designed to create a sense of well-being in students. They should feel safe and secure, and thus […]
Potential Benefits of Playing Music in the Art Classroom
The art classroom is a space made for engaging with creativity and energy. Does music belong in the art room space? Is it too distracting? Does it help keep students calm and focused? Can it add to the fun of creating artwork? These are some of the differing opinions on music in the art […]
Start the Year by Building Relationships With Students
By: Melanie Lynch, 2016 National Health Education SHAPE America® Teacher of the Year Valuing Students by Giving Them a Voice Summer, for me, has always been a time for relaxing and reflecting on my previous teaching year. With that reflection comes the pondering of how I was going to be a better teacher in the […]
Creating an Effective Classroom Library for Back to School
As a necessary component of instructional space, classroom libraries are often the center of education. When created with purpose, classroom libraries can support every aspect of literacy instruction, including independent and partner reading, whole group instruction, guided reading, and differentiation. A well-stocked, high-quality library will generate interest and motivation for reading, support differentiated instruction through […]
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