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3 Tips for Utilizing Pinterest in your Weekly Planning
Hey Organized Classroom friends! Today we have an awesome guest post all about using Pinterest for lesson planning - fabulous! Remember you can always join 100,000+ other teachers and follow my te
Are You Missing Out?
Did you know even if you have "liked" a Facebook fan page, you do not see all of the posts? I bet you haven't seen some posts from your favorite fan pages in months and never even realized it! Fac
10 Tips for Organizing Your Technology Center
Hello Organized Classroom Blog Readers! I am Heidi Raki of Raki's Rad Resources, and I am super excited to be here today to share some ideas for you on how to organize your technology center. I starte
How to Make "Take Home Books" Easy to Organize and Manage!
Hi OCB-ers! We have a fun guest post today that shows you a neat way to incorporate technology into getting your classroom library organized! Enjoy!
If you are anything like me, you ha
Just Playing Around in the Classroom
Hey Organized Classroom Blog Friends!
My name is Rachael Parlett from The Classroom Game Nook Blog! I am super pumped to be guest blogging on the OC Blog to share with you different games tha
Thinking About the Operation and Algebraic Thinking
If you are using the Common Core State Standards, you are already familiar with the Operations and Algebraic Thinking strand listed in the Math CCSS. As I was thinking about things I would use in t
H-App-y Holidays!
Have you checked out the new FREE (yup, completely free!) app from VocabularySpellingCity? It is available for the iPhone and iPad right now (with the Android version coming soon)! Use it in a var
Do You Hear What I Hear?
I figured that was an appropriate title for a blog post this time of year - lol! Today, I am reviewing the HearAll Assessment Recorder from Learning Resources. This handy little machine will allow
Easy Video Assessement {Giveaway}
Today I had the pleasure of reviewing the MeCorder, Mini Video Recorder form Learning Resources. It was super fun to use and I really can see it being used for all sorts of reasons in and out of th
Presenting Parent Conferences with a Technology Twist
I know so many teachers are preparing for first quarter parent conferences in the current and coming weeks, and while I am a HUGE believer in conducting Student Led Parent Conferences for student
h-APP-y Motivation (Giveaway)
Do you know Mr. Smith from Teacher Tipster? If not, I encourage you to stop over and check him out! He has the BEST teaching tip videos around, is super funny, and the kids love him (which is a
Online Teaching Ideas - A Guide to Better Knowledge-Sharing
Today we have a guest post from Robert Williams, which is all about online learning. Enjoy!The advancement of internet technology in the present decade brought about a revolutionary change in the e
Inferring Fun
So, while I realize (wholeheartedly) that teaching inferring is not always fun, I have found a fun little game that might at least make it more bearable. Inferring is so tough for many students bec
Grading the Easy Way
This is a replay of a blog entry from July of this year. That is because the sponsors contacted me to do MORE giveaways since it was so popular! Awesome!
Today on the blog I have a really cool
Create Your Class Website for FREE!
I am bringing back the weekly feature: Classroom Tech in 3 Minutes or Less! Whoo hoo! Today's topic is how to create a classroom website using Shutterfly. I have heard of Shutterfly, but had
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