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How To Teach CH & TCH Words Spelling Rule + Fun Activities for Your Classroom
Ever handed out a spelling test, called out the word match, and half the class writes, “mach?” Yeah… you’re not alone. TCH words trip up even strong readers and writers in elementary. Without explicit instruction, students keep guessing. And guessing wrong. The good news? TCH words actually follow a predictable
10 Rules in a Classroom That Work (And Why They Matter)
In all seriousness, you can post a list of rules and expectations on day one, go over them with your most enthusiastic teacher voice, and still find yourself repeating “please sit down” twelve times before lunch. The truth? Most rules in a classroom don’t fail because they’re wrong. They fail
Call and Response for Teachers: Attention Grabbers that Actually Work in Your Classroom
You’re standing at the front of your class… and it feels like you’re invisible. You say, “Eyes on me!” but only two heads turn your way. Jamal asks if it’s pizza day, Haley knocks over her pencil box, and Will drops his 40oz metal tumbler, making that oh so loud
10 Classroom Community Building Ideas for the Busy Teacher
Prepping for a new school year has teachers busy labeling bins, putting up bulletin boards, and getting everything just right. But classroom decor can do way more than just make things look cute! Your visual setup can actually be a powerful tool for classroom community building. Here are 10 ways
Try the Boho Classroom Vibe for Free: Neutral Calming Classroom Growth Mindset Posters
Do you ever scroll through classroom decor photos and think, “Wow, I wish my room looked like that.. but where do I even start?” You’re not alone, teacher friend! A lot of us dream about transforming our room into a cozy and calm boho classroom that’s Pinterest worthy. But the
Bring the Calm Vibes with These Free Nature Classroom Theme Posters
Raise your hand if your classroom could use a little more calm. Between the hustle of morning routines, the constant buzz of student energy, and the occasional chaos that comes with student projects (I’m looking at you, glitter and glue!), our classrooms can start to feel anything but peaceful. That’s
encourage your students with classroom decor
Are your students needing a bit of encouragement? These positive affirmations may be just what you need. Simply print and laminate them for long term classroom use.
