Memorizing Multiplication facts is something students need to do sooner or later. But what happens when nothing works? I want to share a few activities I did with a 3rd grader who was beyond overwhelmed when faced with memorizing numbers that
Three Skip Counting Activities
Skip counting, as it turns out, can be a difficult concept to understand.
I want to share with you the way I was able to help a student I tutor. She is in 3rd grade and had never grasped the concept.
If you are the teacher who will
5 Tips to Assigning Homework
Whether you are a brand-new teacher or a veteran, here are 5 tips to help you create a mindful homework policy.
1) The 10-Minute Rule – The recommended amount of time for a child to spend on homework is 10 minutes for each grade level.
Crossword Puzzles: All Fun and Games?
Are Crossword Puzzles All Fun and Games?
Some educational resources out there are cute and fun but have very little educational value. Some are rigorous and relevant educationally but lack the engagement piece.
So where do crossword puzzles fit? We
20 Questions to Ask Yourself When Preparing for the First Week of School
I'll just say it.
It's not how cute your classroom looks. What truly matters on that first week of school is how carefully you have thought through logistics, and how present you are with your students.
Here are some things to think
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Hi, I’m Adriana, a meticulous, passionate, creative being, with a love for teaching and learning. I write lessons that are simple and efficient, and make resources that are rigorous and engaging. Please enjoy this collection of ideas that I’ve used successfully over the years.