- Bringing Project Based Learning to our Classroom - August 12, 2018
- Keep the Engagement Alive: Start the Year with Purpose - August 5, 2018
- It's Our Fault: A Teacher's Confession - March 18, 2018
- Keeping Your Teaching Real: A Teacher's Role - March 11, 2018
- Sketch Notes in the Elementary Classroom - February 15, 2017
- Teach From the Heart - February 9, 2017
- Who is the Teacher: School or Family? - January 11, 2017
- Dear President Elect Trump, From Your Teachers - November 17, 2016
- Let them Be Children - October 21, 2016
- Print Resources: Great Tools for Kids - October 17, 2016
2. Put science to the test! Observation is a large part of science. Bring in fresh materials: rocks, shells, feathers, plants, etc. and allow students to make observations. I am thinking in my fourth grade room this semester I am going to set up one easy science experiment a week and allow students to observe. We take for granted they know what happens when a glass of water is left out for a week or a plant is not given water. Set it up and allow them to document the changes. Click here for tip #3.
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