Another post, another room transformation. My favorite lessons are always when I blend something that my students and I love with our content. In this case, it was Dunkin’ Donuts. In the summer of 2020, I found myself anticipating what the year would look like/how it would feel/what I would do. In the midst ofContinue reading “America Runs on Reading: Room Transformation”
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Room Transformation: Starbooks
Are you looking for a way to engage your students and provide them with a lesson they won’t forget? While scrolling through teacher instagrams and reading “The Wild Card” by Hope and Wade King, it seems that room transformations are one of the most common ways to enhance a lesson. Before this year, I hadContinue reading “Room Transformation: Starbooks”
The Top 5 Best Books for YA Readers
One of the best parts of teaching middle school language arts is helping your middle schoolers find books they love. I am lucky to work in a district that believes in student choice in reading and allows students to have ownership over the books they read in class. It’s one of my favorite parts aboutContinue reading “The Top 5 Best Books for YA Readers”
Flexible Seating
Have you wanted to incorporate flexible seating into your classroom? As far as research goes, ‘flexible seating’ has become one of the many educational buzz words over the last few years. There is a lot of research behind flexible seating that claims it helps with student focus and provides students with ownership over their ownContinue reading “Flexible Seating”
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