Purge Your Paper Clutter | Minimalism in the Classroom, Part 2
Storing and locating physical copies of things is often incredibly inefficient. Learn a sorting strategy and questions you can use to reduce paper in your workspace.
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Making Space: An Introduction to Classroom Minimalism
Managing classroom supplies and materials is mentally burdensome and time-consuming. Applying the principles of minimalism to your classroom can help!
A Framework for Structuring Free Build
Free Build doesn’t have to be a Free For All! Learn about my framing structure for Free Build that makes the experience both playful and focused.
Four Reasons to Make Free Build a Mainstay In Your Classroom
Sometimes the simplest plan can be the best plan: Free Build is a quintessential example of a meaningful, student-directed learning activity.
What I’m Teaching: May is for Play!
Take a look at what I’m teaching this May — Plant Power, Lego Artbots, and Cardboard Pinball Machines.
Making Space | 3 Ways to Bring More Ease to Teaching
In this post, I’ll share three easy-to-implement habits that have allowed me to find greater ease in my busy school days.
Tame Those Transitions!: 3 Settling-In Activities for K-2 STEM
Transitions can invite chaos! Here are 3 easy-to-implement ideas for starting your STEM sessions with both purpose and play.
What I’m Teaching: Spring in STEM
Signs of spring abound! In this post, I share what I’m teaching in these early days of spring.
Creativity Jump Starts: Spark Out of the Box Thinking
Creativity Jump Starts are simple, easy-to-implement tools for taming transition struggles and immersing students in flexing those creative muscles.
My STEM Teaching Schedule
This post explores what my teaching world looks like daily, weekly, and how it all fits together over the course of a school year.
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