
Classroom Management Strategy for Middle School: “15 Minutes”
This classroom management strategy for your middle school classroom is incredibly simple. The goal is to reach 15:00 by the end of each marking period
This classroom management strategy for your middle school classroom is incredibly simple. The goal is to reach 15:00 by the end of each marking period
The way we begin our mornings really sets a tone for the rest of the day. During my first few years of teaching, I didn’t
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We love playing games in our ELA classrooms! Frankly, it’s a great way to review concepts and keep students engaged. Recently, we created a grammar
It’s no secret that we think consistent quality writing practice is essential for students’ success. That’s why we created a paragraph of the week resource
Teaching Literary Analysis to Middle School students can be challenging. But we truly believe we’ve come up with an incredibly effective and streamlined framework that
We like to follow the Boy Scouts’ motto “Be prepared” when it comes to absent students. This means that during the first week of school
Between the two of us, we have switched grade levels and schools seven times in our teaching careers! With each transition there is obviously a
Something that’s proven invaluable for us in our ELA classrooms time and time again has been the emergency sub binder we have sitting on our
We all have those days when an assembly ends earlier than expected and we have twenty minutes to kill before lunch, or the copier breaks
Then, pick the date you’re going to teach it in your classroom, and sit back while you watch as your students show up to your classroom pumped about what the day holds…and gush about your class to their parents on the car ride home!