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Every year is different... but this year was DIFFERENT. I know every state, district, and school did it differently, but my district made it...

 This is an activity that I learned from Keith Toda many years ago and one that I really enjoy doing, when I remember. The basic premise is...

 

Time for an update! I have done a lot of things since my last update--it's been two weeks. (See my first week entry here ) First, I cont...

 This year I am teaching Latin I again. I am so excited, but we are starting, if briefly, online. Total Physical Response (TPR) is still pa...

Salvete!  In an effort to help support each other during this time, Pomegranate Beginnings Publishing is offering PDFs of any and all of our...

I thought I'd share quick ideas today on how to take standard grades without making formal activities or having loads of paperwork. I ...

Our ones are beginning to get body parts and numbers. I love teaching these things. It is like a free license for me to go crazy with my fav...

Recently, I posted about Monday tips and tricks and included John Piazza's weekly schedule. Last week, John Foulk, my colleague and fri...

I haven't written about using Tasks in my classroom since I wrote the White Elephant Task post two January's ago. That's not be...

This post is in partnership with our latest podcast (will post before 9:00 pm TONIGHT) which you can check out over at steppingintoci.com. I...

This morning I came to work knowing, in great detail, the things I wanted to work with, but at a complete blank of how to do it. The normal ...

Rachel and I have posted quite a bit on dictations , and there are an almost infinite amount of ways to do them. My personal favourites are ...