Drawing to Show What You Know
Pictures are universal and as the old saying goes, they are worth a thousand words. That may be why they work so well in the
Pictures are universal and as the old saying goes, they are worth a thousand words. That may be why they work so well in the
Every time I use the word glyph I get a ton of messages asking me “What is a glyph?” Well to put it simply, a
JENGA! What a great game to play in the classroom. Classroom Jenga is so versatile it can be used to review vocabulary or to have
Why Students Love a Murder Mystery Murder mysteries are one of my students’ favorite activities. By far I get more requests for this type of
What is Closure? Closure activities are the culminating event that ends your class and the day’s lesson. Many closure activities are beneficial to Check students’ understanding
The Olympics are here so I want to share with you how to bring Olympic vocabulary practice to your classroom. It’s no secret our students
Are You Ready? As most you are gearing up for the first day of school, you are probably planning out your first week or
Fingerspelling is a part of the ASL language that is extremely difficult for many students. There are a lot of fun fingerspelling activities that I
End of the Year Survival Activities Surviving the end of the school year can be a difficult task. I know I still have almost two
For most teachers, March is the LONGEST month ever. There are no holidays or days off. We work straight through to the end of the