Explore this powerful strategy, process, and free digital tool, LunaNotes, to help students master notetaking and retain learning.
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Learn about a new tool that makes algebra interactive and easier to master. The tool? Graspable Math, available for free to teachers.
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Classroom contracts can be a great way to hold students accountable and give them ownership of their classroom environment.
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Give this easy and free draw and paint tool a whirl. You will love the ability to color fonts, use stamps, add your own images, and more.
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Good TeachingOnline Tools and Apps
Engage Your Students by Creating Your Own Fun Wordle Game
by Lori Graceyby Lori GraceyIf you’ve caught the Wordle word-game craze, then you’ll love these ideas for using it in the classroom and make your own word puzzles.
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Choice boards are a powerful tool to use in any subject, and that includes math. Here are some examples for all grade levels.
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Online Tools and AppsTechnology Applications
Five Ways to Encourage Critical Thinking with Wakelet
by Tisha Poncioby Tisha PoncioFind out how Wakelet can be used by educators and students for curating, organizing, planning, collaborating, and more. And…it’s FREE!
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Your students will love these Olympic-themed activities, from digital breakouts to word clouds to pixel art to a Roman numerals quiz.
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Accelerate student growth with the self-judgment and reflection strategy. With self-directed learning, your students can master content fast.
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Common Core State StandardsCurricular StandardsEnglish Language Arts Reading (ELAR)STAARTEKSTestingWriting
A Practical Strategy for Teaching Editing Skills
by Emily Hornby Emily HornStudents turning in writing with errors? Here’s a strategy to help with editing. Also included: a creative solution for the online STAAR!
