5 Tips for Developing Positive Rapport
Written by Danielle Rivera, TS cofounder & Educator Rapport. What do you think about when you hear this word? To me, this word is the key to being a successful…
18 Martin Luther King Activities & Videos for Your Classroom
MLK Day is right around the corner, so I’m sharing some Fab Freebies on my blog this week. You’ll find some teacher-created activities and videos for celebrating and honoring Dr. Martin…
10 Social Emotional Learning Lessons for the New Year
Social Emotional Learning What does social emotional learning look like? After being in education for 20 years and reflecting back on my childhood, I realize some of my most memorable…
4 Pokémon Go Freebies For Your Classroom
Written by, co-founder & educator, Danielle. The Pokémon Go Craze for Back to School is bound to influence you and your planning at some point. So, will you push…
Building Classroom Communities
Written by Josh McCusker – TeacherSherpa Blogger The morning bell rings and you open the door. You’re ready to introduce yourself to the students on the first day of school.…
From English to Spanish in Minutes!
Guest Blogger, Lucy Castellano – 2nd grade Texas teacher I’ve been an elementary teacher for 6 years, and year after year I look for new ideas. I try my best not…
Meet the next, BEST thing in your Teacher Toolbox…
by Guest Blogger, Julie Fun When innovators Emmanuel Colliot and Danielle Rivera decide to think outside of the box (the teacher toolbox), great things come to the world of education! Indeed,…
Parent Involvement: Tips and Resources
Written by TS guest blogger, Nicole Pysyk Research shows the more involved parents are in their child’s education, the more likely the child is to be successful, whether it be…
Taking the Time – Is it Worth it or Not?
Written by Josh McCusker, TeacherSherpa Blogger I want to walk around the world. I want to trace a path that lets me hit every land based line of latitude and longitude…