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Why Teachers Need to Take Time off in the Summer

If you want the answer to “Why a teacher needs to take time off in the summer”, then keep reading. Remember that teaching can be very satisfying, but it can also be completely exhausting. And while it […]

Guided Reading Prompts – Improve Reading Comprehension Using Questions

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Whether it is working individually, with a small group or in large numbers of students, prompts or guided questioning can help students to retain and comprehend the information they read. Typically specific or open-ended questions […]

Classroom Management Ideas to Calm Students During Transitions

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Classroom Management can be used to describe a lot of things in a classroom. However, transition times between activities – especially those that happen outside the classroom like lunchtime – are especially challenging. When kids enter […]

Literacy Based Designs in Classroom Furniture

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One of the most important things a teacher can do is to develop in children the desire to read. In Kindergarten through second grade students are learning to read. From third grade on they are […]

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Preschool Furniture: Keeping Kids Busy and Organized

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Teaching preschool typically requires having different items in the classroom than in any other grade. This is partly for safety, and partially because younger children clearly have different interests than older kids in most cases. […]

Alphabet Rugs for Your Classroom

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Remember way back when you were a youngster, sitting around at school on those huge rugs with the alphabet embedded on them?

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Themed Rugs Keep Your Kids Entertained and Learning

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As you know from watching your children at play, they spend a lot of time on the floor. Why not stimulate their brains with a of the durable and versatile themed rugs and carpets? Classroom […]