An Anabaptist Resource for Teaching and Learning
Over the years, teachers have become very creative with helping students get through the winter slump–those months between Christmas Read More...
What is a better way to countdown to Christmas vacation as a teacher than with great picture books that focuses Read More...
Our experience When I noticed that my two year old was not speaking as clearly as his older brother had Read More...
This is the time of the year when I start screening students entering the classroom in the fall. For two Read More...
Can we predict if students will succeed or struggle before they begin their school journey? Over the past several years, Read More...
If you missed Part 1 and Part 2, you may want to read them before reading this post. Part 1 Read More...
If you have missed Part 1, you may want to read that before delving into this post. Within that post, Read More...
It wasn’t until I started teaching first grade that I began to see the seasonal changes in our world through Read More...
Communication can make or break your school year. From the onset, you want to be intentional on communicating your expectations Read More...
At the end of a school term, I sent off my students with a list of fifty tasks to complete Read More...
Due to COVID-19, many of us are experiencing a longer summer vacation than normal. And even if your summer vacation Read More...
I realized that I never truly appreciated the change of seasons until I became a teacher and observed the children’s Read More...
For many of our private schools, kindergarten only runs several days of the week or starts in the second half Read More...
Whether it is in a book that we read, news that we hear, a label that we read, or in Read More...
Winter is the perfect time to find a cozy book and snuggle down to read. In a classroom where literacy Read More...
Studies done on children are showing a huge difference in vocabulary—a gap of up to 15 million words by the Read More...
When we think of commandments in the Bible, these come to mind: “Be ye kind one to another,” “Love your Read More...
Most of us have been reading for all of our remembered life, and reading comprehension comes as naturally as driving Read More...
I spent eight years teaching at an Anabaptist school; and to be honest, the least favorite part of my winter Read More...
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