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*This contains affiliate links. Are you looking for easy Christmas Ideas for your primary classroom? The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to spread joy and festive cheer than by bringing the magic of Christmas into your primary classroom? From simple crafts to engaging activities, here are some easy and delightful Christmas ideas that will make this…
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Embracing Diversity in Your Classroom As we approach the winter season, you may find yourself thinking about winter celebrations and how you can foster a sense of unity and inclusion in your diverse classroom. While Christmas is a widely celebrated holiday during this time, it’s essential to remember that not all families observe this tradition. You may be asking yourself,…
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Use Self-Assessment to Help Students Build Confidence in Learning Quick and easy self-assessment is a necessary tool for busy teachers. It is also a valuable skill that students can develop from an early age. By encouraging primary students to reflect on their learning and progress, we empower them to become more independent learners. If formative assessment and self-assessment are new…
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The best way to welcome a new school year is through connection and a welcoming environment. Alongside these important things is the use of quality children’s books that will help you smooth the transition back to school in a way that helps students relate and connect. Here are 5 best read-aloud books for back to school that you will want…
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Teachers are often regarded as holders of knowledge, guidance, and inspiration. Yet, behind the confident demeanor many teachers (especially newer teachers) experience “Teacher Imposter Syndrome.” I remember this internal struggle well when I first started out and even when I began helping teachers in a new role later in my career. Imposter syndrome is not unique to teaching. It is…
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From the moment a child first grips a crayon and scribbles on a piece of paper, the journey of early writing development begins. This exciting and pivotal phase lays the foundation for a child’s future literacy skills and paves the way for their ability to communicate effectively. Teaching writing can be tricky but it doesn’t have to be if you…
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