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How do I leave my work at school so I can rest and recharge without the teacher guilt? How do I efficiently stay on top of all the planning, prep and grading? How do I train my students to [...
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Classroom management is the backbone, the framework that supports everything else you do in your classroom. In fact, it's impossible to teac...
Teaching literacy is not an easy task. Neither is planning for literacy instruction and getting enough time to actually teach all the things...
Training your class in your systems and routines or procedures is one of the most important things you will do to set your class up for succ...
I'm sure you've heard this term a few (hundred) times lately...the science of reading. But, what is the science of reading? And honestly, it...
Creating habits for teacher self-care is truly the only way that regular self-care will happen in your life. Habits? Routine? You're a pro,...
Classroom organization tips? Yes, please! I love to talk about classroom organization. If you ask, my kids will tell you that the Container...
Classroom library woes? Figuring out how to organize your classroom library is harder than we imagine it will be. There are so many decision...
I know you practice scaffolding when teaching, but do you know you're doing it? What is scaffolding instruction? Scaffolded teaching is when...
If you're paying attention….this is the 100 th episode of The Teach Joyfully Podcast. Wow! Where does the time go?! Today's episode is all a...
Do you find yourself shouting at your class more than you'd like? Sometimes things can fall apart a bit, can't they?! As teachers, we have t...
Shh! I have a secret reading aloud strategy. It's true, and I'm sharing it with you in this episode. I read 100+ book a year to my students...
Do you struggle to get your students or even your own kids writing over the summer? I get it! Most kids have no motivation or interest in wr...
How do you inspire your students to actually do summer reading? Once summer hits, kids' schedules go haywire and all bets are off when it co...
Do you ever think about quitting teaching? Most teachers have pondered quitting at one point or another of their career. Teaching is HARD! I...
As we near the end of the school year, having end of the year activities ready for your students becomes imperative. Everything is winding d...
Are you stressed about the end of the year or sprinting toward it as fast as you can? I'm always a bit of both, honestly. It's a busy and bi...
Teaching poetry in elementary grades might seem a bit daunting to you (or maybe you just love it). Either way, there is a process and some p...
Is teaching reading in small groups stressful? Do you ever wonder if your students are even getting enough value from their group time to ma...
When we take time for teaching genre in primary grades, it's not just one more thing to teach on our already full plates. Learning to read i...
Do your students struggle with finding the main idea in nonfiction text? Do you avoid teaching this concept as long as you can? I get it! Ma...
Are your students confident in using text features when reading [and discussing] nonfiction texts? If we're honest, we KNOW most students sk...
Technology in the classroom is a mixed blessing, right?! I definitely have a love-hate relationship with student technology use in the class...
Classroom Management and training your class in your expectations and systems is never a "one-and-done" process. I know you understand that,...
Let's chat about teaching students to write by hand using both printing and the much-debated cursive. In our digital world, students physica...
Do your students struggle with understanding the difference between the main idea vs. the theme? Well...that's understandable. It can be con...
All the Comprehension strategies in the world won't help our students understand and remember their reading if they don't know how to monito...
Letter writing may seem unimportant as something to teach your students. It's outdated, right?! Wrong! Great communication is never outdated...
Comparing and Contrasting while simple to teach and to learn, don't underestimate its importance as a comprehension strategy and a life skil...
Teaching your students to summarize well is not easy. But, it's 100% worth the effort! This important comprehension strategy, if learned rig...
Your students' reading comprehension toolbox would not be complete without knowing how to make predictions using evidence from the text and...
Do you ever wonder what the difference is between reading skills and reading strategies? So often the terms are used interchangeably but the...
Do your students seem to hear less and less of what you say? Are they always wanting to be "plugged in" to their own personal bubbles [headp...
Raise your hand if you plan extensively for back-to-school success in the fall. That's pretty much every teacher, isn't it?! But do you put...
How do you empower your students to learn to cope better and learn to self-regulate? We're all dealing with different forms of stress and ev...
Using text evidence is a skill all students should have to effectively talk about a text and explain their thinking. Yes, even in primary gr...
Your students are great at asking questions, right?! They ask questions ALL the time, but do they know how to ask the right questions when t...
>> You don't have to sacrifice great learning to keep your students engaged before Christmas break. In today's episode of The Teach Joyfully...
I don't believe we can teach real reading comprehension through online programs and online apps. There are 5 key elements that impact your s...
Children stacking with cubes, playing with play-doh, and other tactile materials might seem like wasted time to an outsider, but to all a te...
Do your students struggle with engagement in reading? Do you have some students you just can't seem to get excited about books? Well, let's...
Remember when teaching was less about surface standards and more about in-depth knowledge? Or maybe you have a hobby you'd love to share wit...
There are all kinds of ways to teach elementary school, from traditional public schools to private schools to online schools and more. Now m...
Teacher self-care time is important all year long, not just over breaks and holidays. It's always a great time to take a minute for self-car...
Do you find parent teacher conferences stressful? There's so much to prep and keep track of for parent teacher conferences in the midst of y...
Many teachers have a book in their heads but it never gets written, much less published. So often we think we're too busy or don't have the...
Are you a Morning Meeting fan or not so much? Morning meetings are full of potential for setting up your school day for success for both you...
Is your email inbox overflowing? Are you overwhelmed with parent emails to respond to every day? Having trouble keeping up with all the regu...
Trying to help your students catch the writing bug? Has there been a story rolling in YOUR head, and you're not sure how to get it out? Join...
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Are your students constantly asking for help with tasks or disobeying rules you know you've taught them? Do you feel like a broken record so...
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