Are you required to post daily learning targets, daily learning objectives, or "I Can" statements in your classroom? If so, I'm here to keep you afloat! There's a few key pieces of research-based practice that you should know before embarking on this new journey!

Ahh what a day! I don't think there is any feeling comparable to walking into a classroom that is absolutely empty, and in a few magical weeks, transforming into a space to inspire young minds! It may be one of my favorite parts of the job. Today, I created a goals bulletin board. I half got this idea off Pinterest/ half tweaked it to fit my class' needs. We have daily classroom meetings in room 10! I love this. It brings us together and lets the students know they are a part of a team! I…

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Your students will love this interactive bulletin board, allowing them to celebrate achieving classroom goals!

February usually means continued snow and cold here in Michigan, but today it's supposed to reach almost 60 degrees! Regardless of the weather, it's time for Show & Tell! Just four more days and we will be bringing home Barnaby, the newest member of the Rye family. What a sweetheart he was on Valentine's Day to send us these adorable pictures! And look at this picture of him on his first visit to the beach! I just recently posted my first project on Donors Choose to ask for two electric…

Learning targets are an efficient visual to help your students meet their daily learning targets, learning intentions or objectives in any subject area. They can be displayed as a sign on a bulletin board or anywhere else in your classroom. They are also easy to shrink and print for individual student use. Click the link to read about what learning targets are and how you can incorporate them into your classroom!

After having a long holiday, some students may be a little bit lazy to go back to school. They prefer to enjoy themselves at home and play with their friends. Turning back their mood toward studying and learning at school, needs more effort since they usually enjoy their free time. One thing that we can do as a teacher is design the classroom by applying a new concept or decoration. So that it can steal the students’ attention and surely boost their mood contact teachers looking for NYC…

Look at what we're learning! This learning target board is a fun way to display your I can statements.What is included:-Black Letters-Outlined letters for color printing

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