Ready to Engage? Browse to explore what many teachers already refer to as their secret weapon. Look inside each unit to see sample content, and the unit’s current file list. Click the buttons below to preview the elementary content in the different subject areas. ANIMALS Below is an example of what you would find in […]
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Top 5 Parenting Lessons Learned from Teaching High School
This week marks 10 years as a parent. Four kiddos and even another on the way. What a joy it’s been. Having first experienced 30 random teenagers at a time, I became a parent with an abundance of curiosity. Observing day-to-day growth and development may have been more interesting to me than the average person. It’s […]
Free Algebra 1 Instructional Content
It’s time to pay it forward. I’m making a version of my Algebra 1 instructional materials FREE FOR EVERYONE. If enough of you clamor for it, we will do this for Elementary, Pre-Algebra, Geometry, Algebra 2, and Pre-Calculus too. Click here to find it all. While our Drive Instruction content is generally editable, We’ve made ‘View […]
Classtag’s Top 10 TpT Teacher Authors of 2019
Well this is cool. https://blog.classtag.com/top-10-tpt-teachers/ Clark Creative Education made a list put out by ClassTag for being one of the Top 10 TpT Authors to look out for in 2019. We are humbled by the honor and excited by the increasing validation that teachers prefer teacher-created content. We dove into Classtag a bit and learned […]
Bringing Culture Into High School
There’s much to learn from 2016. Today, it is clear we may be in for a turbulent few months and this will seep into the classroom. As a solution to this, TeachersPayTeachers has started an initiative #TPTClassroomCommunity. The aim is to cultivate resources and house conversation around classroom issues like Character Education. They’ve created a new […]
A How-To-Guide for Creating your own 21st Century Math Projects
Over the years, many people have asked for some advice to develop their own 21st Century Math Projects so I thought I’d try to articulate what I try to do to help with your own project planning! I believe that three key elements need to be in place for a super strong math project or lesson. Real World […]
21st Century Math Projects Goes to Hong Kong
Greetings loyal readers! I have a great opportunity to present at an education leadership conference and visit a school in Hong Kong! I’ll be mostly off the grid until Monday the 12th so hold all those questions til I get back 🙂 […]
Bringing Global Issues into the Classroom
Hey all! Today we have a special follow-up to an early blog post. Lisa Glenn from New Global Citizens has stopped by with a guest spot! New Global Citizens is a great way to connect classrooms or small groups internationally! So without further ado… Bringing Global Issues into the Classroom By: Lisa Glenn, New Global […]
CSI: Algebra Second Edition Now LIVE
If you have downloaded an Electronic Book that looks like this ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Please go redownload it! (There is a SURPRISE IN THE ZIP FILE) What I realized now that I’m most of the way through my 4 CSI book is that I’ve gotten a lot better at certain things. CSI: Algebra was my first born […]
Equation Boot Camp — Differentiated Equation Solving Practice Assignments
Drill Sergeant Voice Optional! Although this isn’t a math project, Equation Boot Camp reinforces one of the most important math skills of all — solving equations. Some basics just can’t be replaced! At times, I was frustrated teaching more challenging equations when it was obvious many in the class needed extra help on easier stuff. […]
