Watch it on Youtube! Let's talk Classroom Management! It's still early on in the school year, and one of the most difficult challenges teachers face is 'how do I set myself up for success'. This is everything from planning, to projects and curriculum, and even classroom management ... READ the POST
EP 150: Language Arts in your Virtual Classroom
Watch it on YouTube! Do you suddenly find yourself teaching online for the first time? Maybe even a new grade or subject as well? Are you pulling out your hair trying to figure out how to change your current language arts program to now within the synchronous and asynchronous learning ... READ the POST
EP 149: Teachers Helping Teachers
Watch it on Youtube here! Teachers Helping Teachers Welcome back everyone! Today was Patti's first day back to teaching (with students in the classroom) since lockdown earlier this year. The pandemic sure has caused a lot of changes to our usual first day of school routines and announcements! Tune ... READ the POST
EP 147: Should It Be Digital? 5 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Planning Your Next Activity
View it here on Youtube! Are you rushing to create all activities digital? Stop! Before you create or convert your next digital activity, I want you to consider these 5 things. Using digital resources & being a digital teacher, doesn't mean that you need to ... READ the POST
Ep 146: Blending In Class and Digital Learning
Things are going to look a lot different this year in classrooms all across the country. We are looking at in class learning but clearly teaching and learning will look different this fall but there are a few things we can use from digital learning in the spring and blend with our in class learning. ... READ the POST
EP 144: Learn More About Ignited Literacy
Watch it on Youtube Here! Learn More About Ignited Literacy! Join us this week as Patti talks about the upcoming Teachers Pay Teachers sale, as well as a sale on her own site! Then, if that wasn't enough of a reason to check out her store, listen as she breaks down exactly what is in her ... READ the POST
Are You Using Picture Books in Your Junior Classroom? You should!
I may have a slight obsession with picture books. Perhaps this is the reason that these form the basis of my language arts program. Perhaps you think about picture books as being for younger students. While most are, and perhaps even these are the books that line the bookshelves of your own ... READ the POST
EP 130: Planning Digitally
Watch it on YouTube Planning Digitally This week join Patti as she outlines how to best organize your students and yourself during this new age of learning! Are you suddenly struggling to adapt from teaching in the classroom to teaching in the virtual classroom? It's a big change! Not only are ... READ the POST
EP 129: Teaching Digital – Key Tools for Teaching Remotely
Watch it on Youtube This week join Patti as she walks us through digital teaching tools. With the growing COVID numbers, there's a high chance that schools will move to remote distance learning soon. But where to start? Join us as Patti walks us through her list of favourite ... READ the POST
EP 128: Inquiry in Math and Why it is Necessary in the Junior Classroom
Watch it on Youtube Inquiry Math: Is it Necessary? This week join Patti as she discusses inquiry-based math. What is it? Is it of any use in the classroom? Does it even exist? Get the answers to all these questions and more as Patti breaks down teaching math, different math strategies, and whether ... READ the POST
Make Inquiry Simple in Your Classroom
"What is inquiry?" So many times, the perception of inquiry is that students should be coming up with an inquiry question, and then developing this entire immense project that gets them to change the world. In reality, inquiry doesn't have to be quite so broad: an inquiry can be narrowly ... READ the POST
EP 127: Inquiry In Your Classroom
Watch it on Youtube This Weeks Episode: Teaching With Inquiry! This week Patti takes us right back to basics with inquiry-based learning. What is it, why do I need it, and how do I get started on it in my classroom? Is it truly better for our students than the tried and true methods we grew ... READ the POST
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