Early Learning Resources
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LESSON
Daily Warm-Ups: Reading
Start each day with a new warm-up! These short, self-contained activities can be used in lot of ways in your… -
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Safe Remote Jobs for Teachers from Pearson
Looking for a safe, flexible, work-from-home gig that will let you flex some serious educator cred? Pearson has some… -
ASSESSMENT
Report Card Comments & Phrases for Preschool
Wondering how and what to write for report card comments for preschool? This list of 38 ready-to-use report card… -
WORKSHEETS
Early Learning Butterfly Color, Cut and Paste Activity
Reinforce writing readiness skills for early learners Use this printable to help children hone writing readiness skills… -
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5 Fun Ways to Get Your Students to Love Math
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WORKSHEETS
Cursive Letters Alphabet and Handwriting Practice Worksheet
Help students learn and practice handwriting the alphabet using cursive letters with this printable worksheet featuring…Subjects:Language Arts and WritingPenmanship -
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Instagram Accounts That Every Teacher Should Follow
Who knew that social media could become a platform for classroom creation? If you’ve scrolled through the depths of… -
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Spring Bulletin Board Ideas for 2021
We've gathered the best spring bulletin board ideas to help celebrate spring's new beginnings, warmer weather, and… -
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Coping Skills Printables
We partnered with Coping Skills For Kids to bring you four strategies and resources for teaching your students coping… -
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The Ultimate Guide for New Teachers
We gathered our top articles of new teacher advice to create this ultimate guide. Each section provides real-world… -
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How to Integrate Music Into the Core Elementary Subjects
TeacherVision Advisory Board Member Jessica shares her tips for integrating music into language arts, math, science, and… -
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8 Apps You Need to Be Using in Your Classroom
There's an app for that. -
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The Importance of Building Community in the Classroom
Nurturing a positive community in your classroom is an ongoing process — with significant benefits for students. -
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10 Ideas for Building a Formative Assessment Toolkit
Every teacher needs a range of formative assessment strategies to help determine how to shape instruction. -
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5 Research-Based Reading Comprehension Strategies to Use in Your Classroom
Effective reading instruction is dependent on many factors, some of which are not within a teacher’s control. But what… -
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21 Welcoming Classroom Door Ideas for Back-to-School
A positive classroom environment is an important aspect of student achievement. -
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A How To Guide For Co-Creating A Class Mission Statement
As we go back to school, it is important to consider what you will do with your students in the first few weeks to… -
BOOK GUIDES
First Day Jitters Discussion and Activity Guide
This activity guide for the latest in Julie Danneberg's "Mrs. Hartwell's Class" series includes a read-aloud script,…Subjects:Reading and Literature -
LESSON
Daily Warm-Ups: Math
Start each day with a new warm-up! These short, self-contained activities can be used in lot of ways in your… -
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New This Week: Three Math Choice Boards
TeacherVision advisory board member, Tara, shares three choice boards for teaching multiplication, division, and… -
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How to Use TeacherVision for Your Summer Professional Development
Interested in using some of your downtime to learn new teaching strategies and techniques? TeacherVision has a huge… -
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Tips for Managing a Chatty Class
It's hard to stay on track when you've got a classroom full of chatterboxes on your hands. Keep things under control… -
LESSON
FutureFit: Easily Integrate SEL Into Your Existing Curriculum
Looking for ways to incorporate social-emotional learning, character education, and life skills into your traditional… -
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The 5 P's: Meaningful Classroom Rules
Be Positive, Productive, Polite, Prepared, and ResPectful.
