Are you looking for some new ideas on including diagrams and charts in your Interactive Notebooks? Today over at All Things Elementary I am sharing a new idea on including those necessary diagrams to facilitate student memory. Not only are they colorful and creative but they are complete and
First of all, I have to say THANK YOU for the amazing statistics of those of you who have signed up for my new newsletter. Over 200 people have signed up in just 3 days and that astounds me! Sign ups are open at all times and I am adding
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Recently I was asked by some of my followers on ways to use my Solve and Snips as a review for the end of the year testing. They wanted to continue to use Interactive Notebooks so that their students would keep up with them and create an entire resource section
When students leave out your classroom door for the day you as a teacher have little control over what they do until they come back to your classroom the next day. How can we help guide students (and parents) to use that time wisely to help fill in gaps that
The day we have all been waiting for is finally here! I am SO excited about the launch of the SPIRAL BOUND copies and I can’t contain it! First off, I’m sure you want to know who won the giveaway where you could WIN IT BEFORE YOU BOUGHT IT….. The
I get questions regularly asking me for new ideas and examples of on flippables to use in the classroom for various subjects. I have been doing well about keeping some of my favorites on my Flippables and Interactive Notebooks Pinterest Board but I’m sure that many are still out there
Have you seen the sneak peeks and teases that I have been sharing on Facebook and Instagram over the past couple of weeks? It’s been a huge secret for a couple of months now and it is all because of YOU! This weekend, February 15th, you will have the opportunity
Yep, that was a question that I received last week from a truly frantic mom. She had worked and worked and worked some more with her daughter and it just wasn’t sinking in. I quickly responded to her letting her know that I had some that weren’t “pretty” yet so
Last week I had the privilege to work with a group of Kindergarten, First and Second Grade teachers in Southwest Georgia on how to incorporate Interactive Notebooks into their classroom setting as well as giving them strategies to benefit them! I will admit that when I was preparing for this
Recently I was contacted by a fan on my Facebook page racking her brain to find something to help her students understand Distance-Rate*Time. After reading her request I chuckled at first because I can remember when I was teaching this to my 8th graders they struggled as well. I know
It never fails each week I get the question asked of me, “Why did you choose spirals for your Interactive Notebooks?” The answer is fairly simple… I didn’t, they chose me. How you ask? I started using Interactive Notebooks in 2010 with my students and that year it was really