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Tips for teaching winter holidays around the world in the classroom or homeschool! Teaching Christmas around the world activities are a great way for students to learn all about different cultures and countries. These tips are perfect for your holidays around the world unit or winter holidays around the world activities. Perfect for elementary students in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade! Holidays around the world for kids. #wifeteachermommy #teachersfollowteachers

5 Festive Tips for Teaching Winter Holidays Around the World

Inside: Learn how to teach children about winter holidays around the world in your classroom or homeschool! It’s the season for winter holidays, but it’s not just about Christmas. You have many students from different backgrounds and cultures in your classroom. In fact, it’s possible that you may not be aware of what winter holidays some of your students celebrate. That’s why it’s so important to be inclusive when celebrating winter holidays around the world in your classroom. In fact, allowing your students to explore and research different cultures not only helps develop their research and writing skills, it also

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How To Differentiate Your Reading Passages

Inside: How to differentiate your reading comprehension passages- while still teaching the same skills! These ideas for differentiated reading lesson plans are sure to help you differentiate your reading activities and passages. How to Differentiate Your Reading Passages (while still teaching the same skills) No matter what grade level you are teaching, you’re bound to have varied levels of readers in your class. A 3rd grade class, for example, may have students reading at a 2nd grade level (or below), and at a 4th grade level (or above!) With such a variety of students, it’s difficult to figure out how

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Why Activating Background Knowledge is the Most Underrated Reading Comprehension Skill Ever

Inside: Why activating background knowledge (also known as schema) is an important reading comprehension skill. This post will give you insight on how to help your students activate background knowledge by using essential questions before reading.  Before your students dive into a text, it’s important for them to show what they know about a topic. Making connections before reading a text help students get engaged and retain what they’re reading. This is why activating background knowledge (also known as schema) is such an important reading comprehension skill. Knowing why activating background knowledge is the most underrated reading comprehension skill ever

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8 Ways to Avoid Getting Sick as a Teacher

Inside: Check out these tips on how to prevent getting sick as a teacher! By following the advice in this post, you can avoid getting sick as a teacher When I decided to go into teaching, I had no clue how often I was going to be sick. However, when you are around kids all day every day, that means GERMS. While I was student teaching, I found myself catching nearly EVERY bug that came into my classroom. Needless to say, I was sick quite often, and came to expect that it was just part of the job. JOIN NEARLY

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How To Announce Your Pregnancy to the Class

Pregnancy announcements are all over social media. Cute memes, photos, and videos cover our timelines. You may already have a plan on how to tell your family about your new arrival (or arrivals for you moms of multiples), but how do you tell your students that you are having a baby? Here are some ways to let your kids know that you’ll be adding a new member to your family. Try a baby-themed lesson. Bring out the baby-related story problems in Math (you can find tons of these to use in my Maternity Leave Sub Plans). Read a short story

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Classroom Management Skills for Substitute Teachers

Inside: Classroom management tips for substitute teachers The possibility of entering a different classroom every day can be overwhelming. As a substitute teacher, you arrive to a classroom full of students that have different expectations depending on their full-time teacher’s rules and management. To have a successful guest teaching career, it’s important to practice these classroom management skills for a substitute teacher. JOIN NEARLY 20,000 EDUCATORS LIKE YOU! Subscribe to get access to my FREE sub plans, sub binder forms & more! You’ll also get blog updates, subscriber deals, promotions, and more via email.You also agree to our Privacy Policy.

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I love how easy this binder is to create. Everything you think you need and don't need is added in to ensure the substitute won’t have any questions about what the classroom looks like on a daily basis. It’s the perfect thing to make sure even in the last second that whoever comes in to your room can feel confident for the day.
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Leah, TeacherReview of Editable Sub Binder
Love the design and colors. Super helpful when I wasn't sure what I needed in my sub binder... I went from being lost to finding your resource and it answered all my needs, and fulfilled everything that I thought I didn't need. Thank you so much.
Sheryl, Teacher
Sheryl, TeacherReview of Editable Sub Binder.
I've spent a lot of time looking at various plans to use for my maternity leave this school year. I'm excited to be able to put everything in one place when the time comes! From lesson plans, schedules, routines, and information on students - this seems to have it all.
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TeacherReview of Long & Short Term Sub Binders Bundle
I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this resource! Each day comes completely laid out, and walks a substitute through every step of the way! I will keep this forevvvvver!!!!!
Danielle, 5th Grade TeacherReview of Ready to Go Sub Plans
These are fantastic! I purchased, copied, and stored these plans in a sub tub! I told my neighbor where the tub was and all she did was put the tub on my desk and the day ran SO SMOOTHLY! No need to go into the classroom with the flu! Thank you!
Megan, 1st Grade TeacherReview of Ready to Go Sub Plans
I LOVE this! It has saved my seating-chart sanity. With having 32 students, the best part is that literally just move students around on the PowerPoint and I can look back at each month so I can try not to put students with the same students or the same area as before. THANK YOU!
Katy, Teacher.Review of Drag-N-Drop Seating Charts
This resource is perfect for me! As a Substitute, I have been in classrooms where the teacher did not leave any plans. This is perfect with lots of resources so I don't have to think of ways to keep the kids busy.
Melissa, Substitute TeacherReview of Substitute Teacher Resource Binder
This is so fun!! My students are loving this activity! We are planning a big reveal party at the end of the month and they are being so nice to each other!
Lara, TeacherReview of “Halloween Boo” Secret Student Writing

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