When I think about relationships in the classroom, it’s not just the ones with my students that are important. Parents count on me to be part of their team to help their children, and I count on parents to partner in their student’s education. As a parent and teacher, I know how important it…
Reading one to one or in a small group is imperative for helping beginning readers.Here are a few tips for an easier and more engaging Reader’s Workshop. Tip ONE – I get a mini “high” shopping at The Dollar Store or in Target’s Dollar ($3) Section where I can always find adorable treasures to give my…
Communicating with Kindergarten parents is crucial but it also can be timely and plain exhausting! Kindergarten Parents and Families are our greatest partners and when we communicate with them in an effective way, the support at home can be priceless. Parent Teacher Conferences are a great opportunity to connect with families and share student progress,…
Is your parent-teacher communication on it’s “A Game”? Do you find writing notes and talking to parents about their student’s academics easy breezy? I do . . . now! #Realtalk There have been several times in my 24 years as an educator that I have had parent conversations that have turned uncomfortable and awkward. I…
Parents and families are our best allies but finding time to communicate with them can be timely and redundant. Yet we all know that communicating with parents and families can set the tone for your entire school year. So how can we personalize our communication while making it quick and easy? I’ve got you covered…
Hello everyone! ARE YOU REAAADDDY!!! It is Finally here! Today I am linking with Laura from Where the Magic Happens, Krista from Teaching Momster, and Lisa from PAWsitively Teaching! I have joined forces once again with my bloggy friends to bring you the best, most amazing giveaway on this Labor Day weekend! All of us…