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Avery Sticker Labels

Bitmoji Stickers for the Win!

Posted on January 8, 2019January 21, 2019 by erin

Make Your Own Stickers A Guest Post by Sonya Schkabla With only a few minutes and some sticker labels, you can create stickers to share with your students featuring your own Bitmoji. Order Labels The first step is to get your labels. I used Avery 22805 sticker paper labels. They are 1.5 inch squares and…

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21st Century Skills

Are You Fostering 21st Century Skills asks @jackiegerstein

Posted on January 7, 2019January 19, 2019 by erin

Encouraging Students to Develop 21st Century Skills Posted by Erin Whalen Jackie Gerstein, Ed.D., is an amazing educator with a terrific blog. Her post on the skills students need today is a quick, easy read and asks great questions to help teachers assess themselves. As listed in the graphic above, skills such as grit, curiosity,…

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Teachers New Year Resolutions

Top 5 Resolutions for Teachers in 2019

Posted on January 3, 2019January 19, 2019 by erin

5 New Year’s Resolutions for Teachers A Guest Post by Erin Whalen At this time of year, resolutions are a topic of conversation almost everywhere you go. Here are five recommendations of worthwhile resolutions for teachers. Whether you choose one or choose them all, be realistic and take on a goal or goals that you…

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Spicy holiday recipe

Put a Little Spice in Your Holidays

Posted on December 24, 2018January 19, 2019 by erin

Spice It Up for the Holidays! A Guest Post by Marcia Carrillo I’m talking about roasted jalapenos and tomatoes blended into a delicious, homemade chili sauce, simmering with chicken and served with rice and beans. That’s what’s I made for the Keeler family for dinner. Alice Keeler often mentions in her workshops that “…homework is NOT…

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Play Like a Pirate

Make your Classroom FUN Again!

Posted on December 19, 2018January 19, 2019 by erin

Play Like a Pirate by Quinn Rollins Reviewed by Erin Whalen In this 2016 book from Dave Burgess Consulting, Inc., author Quinn Rollins takes us on a journey of bringing fun back into our classrooms through play. Each of the three sections, Toys, Games, and Superheroes, Graphic Novels, & Comic Strips, reminds us of the…

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Getting Started with Pear Deck

Increase Student Engagement with Pear Deck

Posted on December 6, 2018January 8, 2019 by erin

Getting Started with Pear Deck A Guest Post by Stacey Roshan Pear Deck is one of the easiest ways to ensure all students in the classroom are actively engaged and participating in classroom presentations created in Google Slides. The goal of this post is to give an overview of what Pear Deck offers and how to…

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Holiday Gifts for Teachers

Teachers’ Top Ten – Christmas Gifts We Want!

Posted on November 29, 2018December 9, 2018 by erin

All We Want for Christmas – A Teachers’ Top Ten List Compiled by Erin Whalen Contemplating a Christmas gift for your child’s teacher? You don’t need a crystal ball. Here is a top ten list, as suggested by teachers, of holiday wish list items. Happy shopping! 10. Personalized Items – A notepad that says “From…

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Sketchnoting

Doodling Matters – and it Makes a Difference!

Posted on November 27, 2018December 23, 2018 by erin

How To Sketchnote: A Step-By-Step Manual for Teachers and Students by Sylvia Duckworth Reviewed by Erin Whalen The perfect combination of pedagogy and practice, Sylvia’s new book begins with an overview of why doodling is not just okay, it’s beneficial to the learning process. Sylvia then shares ideas and instructions on sketching – LOTS of…

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All 4s and 5s

Take Your AP Scores to “All 4s and 5s”

Posted on November 19, 2018December 6, 2018 by erin

A Review of the Book All 4s and 5s: A Guide to Teaching and Leading Advanced Placement Programs by Andrew Sharos Reviewed by Erin Whalen Andrew Sharos is a leader in the field of AP programs and shares great insights in his 2018 book, All 4s and 5s. From practical advice to personal touches, all with…

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Doodling Culture

5 Ways to Create a Doodling Culture in Your Classroom by @sylviaduckworth

Posted on November 15, 2018December 23, 2018 by erin

Doodling as Visual Note-Taking A Guest Post by Sylvia Duckworth Sketchnoting, or visual note-taking, has so many benefits for students. Many studies have proven that images are considerably more effective than words when it comes to memory retention, comprehension and motivation. There are psychological benefits as well, because sketchnoting has a calming effect similar to…

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Homework did not prepare my daughter for college.

Homework Did NOT Prepare My Daughter for College! by @MarciaMentor

Posted on November 8, 2018July 26, 2021 by erin

Homework ≠ College Prep Guest Blog Post By Marcia Carrillo @MarciaMentor “I give homework to my students to prepare them for college” is a common statement made by teachers that I work with and throughout the country.  According to Bill Gates’ Blog, (cnbc.com) 2 million American students started college in the fall and “Based on the…

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I have a lot to say

If These Walls Could Talk: 3 Ideas For a Creative Classroom Culture, Part Two by @amyburvall

Posted on November 5, 2018January 8, 2019 by erin

Fostering a Creative Culture in the Classroom, Part 2 of 2 Guest Blog Post by Amy Burvall Continued from part one where Amy shared the importance of creativity in the classroom and her idea for Wonder Walls. Metaphors are arguably one of the greatest communication tools humans have. And while they serve to make the complex…

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Creating Customizable ELA Units for Free Using Commonlit.org by @bartonkeeler

Posted on November 1, 2018November 23, 2018 by erin

Customized English/Language Arts Units with CommonLit.org A Guest Post by Barton Keeler So I have two daughters (grades 7 and 9) who are homeschooled by my wife who has a variety of other Independent Study students on her caseload.  She, my wife, is tasked with the responsibility of creating high level, individualized lesson plans for…

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Working is learning

Who’s Doing the Learning?

Posted on October 30, 2018June 9, 2021 by erin

Are the Students Learning or Is the Teacher? A Guest Post by Erin Whalen I have had the privilege of hearing Alice speak several times now, and while I have learned a LOT from her, there is one particular phrase that has really made me stop and think about my own practices. It’s sort of…

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I have a lot to say

If These Walls Could Talk: 3 Ideas For a Creative Classroom Culture by @amyburvall

Posted on October 29, 2018November 2, 2018 by erin

Fostering a Creative Culture in the Classroom, Part 1 of 2 Guest Blog Post by Amy Burvall What is the most creative thing you’ve ever done with students? Did it involve supplies commandeered from the art room, a lot of mess, and way too much time away from learning the curriculum? There’s a lot of…

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