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Twinkl is a great source for not only math teachers but any teachers or any grade. It has so many different ideas for fun worksheets for your kids. You can find this website on google! This site has SO many different worksheets that teachers can use for any of their lesson plans. There are so many different topics that the worksheets cover. One of my favorites is problem of the day, so at the beginning of class students can solve a different problem everyday as a refresher. It can help teachers print worksheets if they need any extra work for students to do. Also since it is specific to lesson and grade level, it is nothing beyond or below the understanding of the students!

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Math Worksheets & Printables | Grade 3 | Twinkl - Twinkl

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Math teaching resources for USA. Created for teachers, by teachers! Professional Third Grade teaching resources.

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IXL is such a great source for any kind of teacher to use for their kids! You can find this website on google and you can link it for your kids to use on Google Classroom. It is a great tool to use to give your kids extra practice when they are having trouble and they can do it at home if they ever want to. It would also be a simple site for students to use when there is a sub. It also can go into the Missouri standards for the specific grade and subject so you know your kids are learning what they should be learning. Nothing beyond or below their understanding. As I mentioned before, it is super easy for teachers to assign and they can use it as a sub plan filler if needed!

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IXL’s skill plans make it even more convenient to find content to support what you’re teaching today. Check out fully integrated alignments to popular textbooks, test prep plans, and state standards.

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This article is about setting up an inclusive classroom with differentiated learning needs for students. You can find this article by opening Google and searching for Edutopia, then from there, you can click on the search button and type in the "Using AI to Support Universal Design for Learning in Elementary School" title. This is a great article that goes through various ways using Universal Design for Learning and AI to tell the teachers what they can do in order to ensure that every student in the classroom is able to learn in the way that is best for them. I think that this article can definitely be super helpful for Elementary teachers, because it gives you a better understanding of what UDLs and AI are, that way you can have the best results for you students and your classroom when you implement these into it.

-Reagan Haferkamp

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Using AI to Support Universal Design for Learning in Elementary School

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These tech tools provide elementary teachers with ways to differentiate instruction, increasing student engagement and choice.

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Elementary- Helping students remember what they learn

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Elementary- Helping students remember what they learn

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This is an article by Teacher Mood called "How to Help Students Remember What They Learn" for elementary age students. You can find it by opening Google and searching for the Teacher Mood website, and then searching the title in the search bar of the website. This article goes through the ways in which students learn and process things, and then it tells you the steps you can take to better help your students remember the things that they learn in the classroom. Towards the end of the article, it tells you the reason for WHY students forget the things that they are supposed to learn, to give you an even better understanding of what is going on in their minds and how you as a teacher can help them. This article will be helpful to other elementary teachers because everybody needs some helpful tips and tricks to make their classroom thrive! I definitely found this article helpful and I know that others will, too.

-Reagan Haferkamp

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How to Help Students Remember What They Learn

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Do your student struggle with memory? These practical strategies are research-backed and are sure help students remember what they learn!

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This blog has all kinds of resources for teachers. It talks about why positive reinforcement is so important in the classroom. It explains why praising the kids when they do well is so important. It has all kinds of activities and lessons plans to use in the classroom as well. The website has several different blogs also that have other great ideas.

Janell Rehkop

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The resource I am using as an aspiring teacher is Teaching with Technology. This blog gives you ideas for 3D printing and teaching with AI examples. It gives really good examples of how to incorporate fun activities into STEM labs. There are all kinds of links within this blog to give a teacher ideas for fun technology and science lessons with kids in the classroom.

Janell Rehkop

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This source is called "Keeping my kiddo busy" and is a great source for anyone teaching the alphabet. This source contains many different activities and games that correlate to a certain letter. This source also includes videos of songs you can share/sing with your students to help them learn the alphabet and the sounds for each letter. You can find this source by simply searching "Keeping My Kiddos Busy" on google. This resource could be helpful to teachers who are struggling to find activities to go along with each letter, or need a fun song to help the students with the alphabet.

Hailey Coleman

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Welcome to Keeping My Kiddo Busy! You’ll find educational activities geared for toddlers through primary students.

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This source is called "Miss Kindergarten" which contains many different helpful resources for a Kindergarten classroom. It ranges from how to set up your center activities, what you can put it them, and different craft ideas to go along with your lesson. You can find this resouce by simply searching "Miss Kindergarten" on google. This resource can be helpful to those who may not have a craft idea to go along with their lesson, or simply don't know how to set up their centers or what items to put in them.

Hailey Coleman

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Free Resources Archives - Miss Kindergarten

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If you are looking for hands-on, engaging kindergarten activities, you came to the right place! I'm here to save you time by sharing tried and true kindergarten resources, and hopefully spark some ideas for your own kindergarten lesson plans!

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My first source that I will be using as a teacher is teachers pay teachers. This resource can be googled or looked up. This website is super helpful because it is a place where teachers around the world can go to find exactly what they need for their classroom. Teachers can create lesson plans, worksheets, projects, etc., and upload them to this website to share with other teachers. It makes teachers' lives so much easier. My next resource is spedhelper.org and this resource can also be searched on google. This resource helps teachers who work with children with IEPs and/or disabilities. It provides specific lesson plans catering to a student's IEP and is great for SPED teachers.

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Primarily Speaking is a blog ran by a second grade teacher. The resource that I provided is over classroom management, but Primarily Speaking has many resources such as Meet the Teacher tips, Bulletin Board Ideas, Summer Reading, and etc. You can find this blog by searching Primarily Speaking on Google. She provides a link to TPT on her website but also has a shop included. Teachers would find her blog helpful, because she provides numerous different resources. I find it really useful as a future educator, because she has many tips over classroom management. Not every classroom management is going to work for every year, so this provides you with so many different ideas on what to do.

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One of my favorite things to do is peek inside other teacher’s classrooms. I love seeing what kinds of things they are up to, checking out t…

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The Simple Classroom is a blog ran by a second grade teacher named Stephanie. You can find this blog easily, by just typing in The Simple Classroom on Google. She provides many resources for second grade and other resources that can be used for any grade level. She also has a TPT account called Stephanie Sutherland- The Simple Classroom, where you can also find her resources. Her resources would be very helpful for teachers because it ranges from different grade levels, which allows teachers to have different options.

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It's LitTeaching is a blog by a high school English teacher that provides a lot of resources for teachers, especially new teachers. It's Lit offers classroom management tips as well as tips about lessons and independent studies for students. There are also tips about adding fun informational elements to the classroom. To find the account, you should be able to look up, "high school English teacher blog," and it'll pop up. This blog can be super helpful for first year teachers that are struggling with their classroom management and coming up with lesson plans.

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Teaching Resources for High School English | It's Lit Teaching

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Here I am, on a mission to help re-inspire high school English teachers like you and connect students to meaningful literature!

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The Daring English Teacher is a blog ran by a high school English teacher. She provides work sheets and information to help new and older teachers. You can find her blog by searching "High school English teacher blog," and it should pop up. The blog contains explanations about how to do things like assign a collaborative essay and incorporating history into your lessons. This blog can be super beneficial towards helping teachers have more substantial lessons with easier lesson plans.

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SUBSCRIBE NOW blog shop about me THE LATEST from the blog WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING After changing grades, I felt like I was starting over again. This program gave me the framework to start this year off successfully. I can plug in my own items/plans where needed, but fall back on this otherwise.

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This blog is Amy Lemons. She is a 2nd grade teacher and it providing resources for 1st grade to 3rd grade. To find this resource all that needs to be done is look it up in Google. This blog has all of the resources need to have the best classroom. There are math resources, ELA resources, Art resources, and many more. These resources can be a good refresher for morning work or even for a brain break but still getting in a little bit of learning. There are a bunch of holiday work that you can print and use it for the week before a holiday but still get learning in. This blog will help teachers because you will be able to look up different activities that pertain to your lesson and make it fun work. There is also classroom activities as well in the blog. This blog will be useful to anyone needing extra work or a little work for morning work.

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Hey there! My name is Amy and I’m a wife, momma, and lover of all things teaching related. After graduating college in December of 2006, I started teaching

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This blog is Teaching With Jennifer Findley. Finding this resource is not difficult at all, all you need to do is research it in Google! This blog was created by Jennifer Findley and has all of the right resources for any age and any subject which makes it awesome. It has a lot of 4th and 5th grade material on it which has good information. This blog also has a lot of good guides to how to work with google slides or google forms, and more. In reading it even breaks it down to include close reading, guided reading, paired passages, and more. This resource will help other teachers because it has a lot of great information and breaks every subject down to the specifics. So if you wanted to do mainly close reading then click on that and it will bring you straight to where you need to go.

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Welcome friends! I'm Jennifer Findley: a teacher, mother, and avid reader. I believe that with the right resources, mindset, and strategies, all students can achieve at high levels and learn to love learning. My goal is to provide resources and strategies to inspire you and help make this belief a reality for your students.

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This is Modern Classroom Blog. You can find this resource by searching it on Google. This blog was created by multiple teachers and professionals on different types of situations. There are multiple blogs on this post that go into detail about multiple different scenarios. These are great resources to read if you need help with culturally responsive teaching, creating a safe space, assessments, etc.

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This is Second Grade Smiles. You can find this resource by just searching it on Google. This blog was started by a teacher Amanda who wanted to share her love for teaching. She provides hundreds of resources for 2nd-grade teachers, ranging from the first day of school to centers to fun assignments for 2nd graders. She also has a TPT account, and from what I have seen from scrolling through, she has a lot of them for under $10.

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SplashLearn: Fun Math & ELA Program for PreK-Grade 5 https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/browse/free

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I have shared multiple websites that each have their own unique resources for teachers and students. SplashLearn is a website that has child friendly games that make learning easy and fun. Teacher Pay Teachers is a website that you can print material out for your students to use in class and the best part is that there are many free items to use.

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SplashLearn: Fun Math & ELA Program for PreK-Grade 5

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SplashLearn is an award-winning learning program loved by over 40 million kids for engaging Math and ELA practice. Aligned with Common Core and various state standards.

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Do2Learn was started in 1996 through a grant from the National Institutes of Health Small Business Innovative Research. This website proves free pages of social skills and behavioral regulation activities and guidance as well as transition guides for employment and life skills. This site can be accessed through the internet.

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Do2Learn began in 1996 through a National Institutes of Health Small Business Innovative Research grant. Our team searches out the most talented and creative teachers and clinicians across the world. These gifted individuals work with our technical experts to transfer their knowledge into formats that we can make available to you.
Since beginning, we have grown into a world-wide resource with over 11 million hits a month. While based in North Carolina, approximately half of our users are from outside of the U.S. Thousands of sites link to us and we can be easily found on most search engines using topics such as 'picture cards', 'facial expressions', and 'job tips'. We hope you find our resources helpful and pass on our link to others.
We believe that simply telling busy teachers, parents, and professionals what they should be doing is not enough. If we explain how to devise a visual communication system using picture cards, we provide free cards to get you started.

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JobTIPS Toolbox PRO is filled with resources to help you coach your students through the challenges of assessing their skills, finding and applying for jobs, and practicing the social skills needed to do well in the workplace.

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Do2Learn: Educational Resources for Special Needs

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picture communication cards, songs, games and learning activities for autism, aspergers, fetal alcohol syndrome and disabilities

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This website was created by Quynh, a special education teacher of 12 years. The website is a community that has a lot of lesson plans catered towards special education to help support teachers. Browsing through the site, teachers can find individual or bundled lessons in various life skills based categories to purchase. This site can be accessed through the web.

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