Discussing Traumatic Events in the Classroom
Discussing traumatic events with your students is a delicate task. You don’t have to be a mental health professional to have these conversations but it’s important to educate yourself on...
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Free Downloadable Teacher Planner
Staying organized as a teacher is imperative to a successful school year. Teachers juggle multiple tasks and responsibilities at any given moment, which can be overwhelming. Staying organized can help...
Establishing Routines and Procedures Early in the School Year
If strengthening your class management skills is a goal for you this school year, establishing routines and procedures early in the school year is essential. Classroom management is important for...
Creating an Aesthetically Pleasing and Functional Classroom
Creating a classroom that is both aesthetically pleasing and functional can be a challenge. However, with a few simple tips and tricks, you can create an environment that is comfortable...
Books Teaching Social Skills for Students and Teachers
Students Brave Every Day by Trudy Ludwig – Ages 4-8 A little Spot of Feelings by Diane Alber – Ages 4-8 Social Skills Activities for Kids:...
How Teachers Can Use Social Media In The Classroom
11 percent of kids get their first social media account by the age of 10. By the age of 12, 39% of kids have a social media account. Of teenagers...
How to Build Relationships with Other Teachers
Be Trustworthy Sharing a fellow colleague’s secrets, gossiping, or talking bad about administrators is a straight show to ruining your trust with your coworkers. Form a Birthday Committee Make every...