What if you could convince your students to keep trying? To never give up? Not to back away from a challenge? And to always give their best effort? What if you could teach your students that they have potential? And that mistakes are okay? That struggles lead to learning? Sounds good, huh? Creating this mindset is my goal for this school year, well, and every year from now on. Sound lofty? Here is a graph to help give you the basics of each mindset. I came up with a plan- st.

I am SO excited to participate in this linky party from my friends at Kinder Tribe.

Friday, August 14, 2015. Thanks again for hopping with us! We hope you found many valuable tips to implement in your classroom ASAP and discovered what tricks you can throw right out your classroom window! Best wishes to you this school year. Alternative Ideas to Daily Reading Logs. Sunday, August 9, 2015. There are many options that d.

Back to School Sale! Back to School Time! I love dreaming of a new school year, setting up the classroom, and finding just the right resources for students.

Try this, not that. Hopefully these little tips can help you at the start of this new school year to learn from my mistakes! 1 Use journals instead of loose leaf notebook paper. 2 Give your students answer keys. 3 Have a set of Emergency Sub Plans. So, I made a couple sets of Emergency Su.