by Brian Crawford | Jun 14, 2012 | Teaching Tips
In a previous post I discussed why it’s a good idea for teachers to start a blog. If you’re a teacher, keeping a blog is a great way to join the community of educators already collaborating online, and to share some of your own knowledge with other...
by Yvonne Crawford | May 21, 2012 | Teaching Tips
What is a math journal? A math journal is a workbook that a primary or elementary school student maintains to document his or her progress in mathematics throughout the school year. Math journals can contain solved math problems, writings, or illustrations to...
by Yvonne Crawford | May 9, 2012 | Teaching Tips
So, you’ve thought about creating a really nice library for your classroom, but you’re short on cash? Here are five places you can get books on the cheap! 1. Craigslist Craigslist is a great place to get good deals. I’ve bought lots of books on...
by Yvonne Crawford | May 5, 2012 | Teaching Tips
What kid doesn’t like sparkly stuff? Actually, what teacher doesn’t like sparkly stuff? I love it! I think that sparkle and glitter can really add to the atmosphere of your classroom in many different ways. Here are five ways that I personally like to add...
by Yvonne Crawford | May 1, 2012 | Teaching Tips
In an earlier post, I shared five ways to get your students reading in the classroom. Today I’ll discuss five methods that you can use to share your love of reading with your own children during their spare time or as a homeschool parent or teacher. Here are...
by Yvonne Crawford | Apr 28, 2012 | Teaching Tips
Reading is a crucial part of a child’s educational foundation. Once children learn to read fluidly and are able to retain concepts, a whole new wonderful world is opened up to them. From that point on, they can start to learn about anything they want! Here are...
