How to Organize Google Drive for Teachers
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Teachers, are you wondering how to organize Google Drive? First, select a set of letters to represent each of the broad areas you teach. Second, create a folder for each…
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Teacher Talk: Strategies for Teaching Incidental Vocabulary
Are you purposely teaching incidental vocabulary? Improve your teacher talk. Simply weave definitions and pictures into daily lessons. From this, kids’ vocabularies grow. Furthermore, they learn how to determine meanings…
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Interdisciplinary Lesson Planning Examples You Need to See
Looking for some interdisciplinary lesson planning examples? These ideas let you hit multiple subject areas with one learning sequence. Instead of segregating instruction, think of ways to integrate it every…
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How to Use Your Textbook as a Resource
We hear it all the time: “Use your textbook as a resource.” But what does it really mean? After studying your standards, analyze your book to find strengths, weaknesses, and…
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How to Deconstruct Standards with Example
Learn how to deconstruct standards with an example and template. First, list nouns to determine content. Second, analyze verbs to find what students must do. After that, look at additional…
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How to Squeeze More into Your Overcrowded School Day
Too much content in your overcrowded school day? Try these sure-fire ways to squeeze more into your busy schedule. (more…)
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Why You Should Take Advice from Veteran Teachers
Not sure why you should take advice from veteran teachers? Let me give you nine reasons. (more…)
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How Can Teachers Use Google Sites? Let Me Count the Ways.
When teachers use Google Sites, they revolutionize teaching! Now you can organize curriculum, energize instruction, and improve communication. What’s more? You can move to a paperless classroom. (more…)
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How to Organize Your Teacher Life with Google Sites
Organize your teacher life with Google Sites! The tools for controlling curricula and managing your classroom are at your fingertips. Better yet, they’re free. (more…)
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How to Make Sub Plans with Google Sites | Digital Substitute Plans
Sub plans are a snap with Google Sites! First, attach your seating chart and schedule. Then link important classroom information. Finally, include your lesson plans. When you make your sub…
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