Fast Finishers and Meticulous Incompleters {Finished & Unfinished Trays} Help your elementary students learn how to stay organized and keep all your paperwork in order with the tips and FREE download included at this blog post. Ditch the folders and give these trays a chance in your classroom. Teachers at a variety of levels will love this great tip! {preschool, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th grade}

View of my classroom from the front and back. Our school colors are green and white, so I wanted to keep with the school's tradition....

I have mentioned this before, but I LOVE color coding! Every subject has its own color and I have an annoyingly colorful system for every part ;) I started this system years ago and it helps the visual part of me stay calm and collected, especially after school has been in session for a few months and the piles start to overtake me! Here are my colors: green= writing blue= reading yellow= math red= social studies & science orange= spelling & language study purple= extra topics & misc…

Every classroom needs turn in stations for student work. Turn in bins are used for collecting homework, forms, assignments, and worksheets from your students. Each bin or paper tray needs to have a cl

It’s been quite a year for teachers around the world, but at least we got some amazing hacks out of 2020!!

Turn in trays

I posted my "Turn-In Trays" on Instagram and received lots of questions about them! This is how I have my students turn in their completed work. I love this because it takes up very little space and

This year my grade level is implementing Units of Study. What is that you ask? Why, Units of Study are ELA standards integrated with social studies and science and aligned with Common Core State...

Happy New Year!!! I hope you had a wonderful break {I hear some of you are still on break? Sooo, jealous!} The entire month of January The Primary Peach is bringing you a new series..."A New Year of O