After using Post-its for about two days to annotate, I realized that with 90 students, it would not be feasible for me to continue supplying the sticky notes. Instead, I used this handy resource so that the students could still appreciate the idea of using the sticky note format, but we weren't flying through tons of sticky notes in the process.If you'd like to use this template, grab it here. I left extra space in the directions box for you to instruct your students on the specific requirements ... VIEW POST

Need a quick, engaging idea to get your students writing? Have zombies attack the classroom and school, and allow the students to choose how they will survive!To set the mood, I turned off the lights, played The Walking Dead theme song, and had my first PowerPoint slide displaying when they walked in. I explained that they would be completing a writing assignment so that they were not surprised after the "fun" part. The first part of surviving a zombie attack is getting resources together. ... VIEW POST

Need a fun way to review information? Give your kids a bowling ball, some pins, and a disco light, and you'll have a SUPER engaging review session ready to go! The best thing about it? This transformation can be adapted to all content and topics!The Preparation:Materials needed:Bowling pinsButcher paper or table cloths (for the lanes)Bowling ballDisco light (get the one I used by clicking here)Optional: ChromebooksOptional: glow sticks. There are great packs at Walmart, Five Below, and ... VIEW POST