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January Theme Unit
Printables for a January Theme Unit including New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Snow and more. Many writing forms. abcteach.com

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January Kinderreaders 4-Pack: The Sled, The Missing Things, Snow Day, and Dressed For the Snow
Includes 4 leveled, printable guided reading titles. Each title features 5 versions: 4 reading levels and a wordless version.
January Thematic Lesson Plans Booklet by Ready Sets
32 usable engaging pages of lesson plans in one thematic workbook covering the entire month of January for your 1st to 4th grade students.
I Have a Dream {MLK Interactive Literacy & Art Activities
This interactive set of Literacy & Art activities has the students learning about the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. By Tech Girl/Engaging Lessons

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If you teach in a country outside the US...
We get many threads from teachers outside the US who laud the good behavior and responsibility of their students/schools, while criticizing our low performing schools/misbehaving students.We know that our public schools in this country are required to take all students. We have learned that many of those schools in other countries do not admit students […]
Lowest Performing School in County
This year, there was a lot restructuring in my district. I am new to my current site--as is my principal. The former principal and vice principal were both moved to other sites within our district (no one lost their job...this sort of thing happens every few years). Anyway, there's a ton of pressure on my […]
Passing students to the next grade up
A thread about different systems of education in different countries has got me thinking. There are some countries that require students to take major tests at the end of the year and if they fail those tests they don’t go on to the next grade and have to spend the next year retaking the grade […]
Move to Arizona
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/apr/13/arizona-governor-doug-ducey-teachers-pay-rise
Brand new teacher...and terrified
So at long last I’ve received and accepted an offer for my very first teaching position (8 years after I earned the degree). Strange; it’s all I’ve ever wanted since I was 16, but now I’m suddenly filled with a gnawing fear that I’m going to be so bad at it, that I’ll be fired […]
A few special needs kids vs a majority in the general education classroom
A question* another teacher posed that gave me pause for thought: In your average general education classroom, you may have a handful of students with different needs. There is plenty of advice on how to differentiate to this relative small number and accommodate them in behavior management. However, do you feel this advice would change […]
Leave bad administrators or wait them out?
A conversation at my school today got me wondering about this. I think my school's admin is pretty awesome; the P is fantastic; AP is nice to me and a few others but a lot of the staff aren't fans. Anyway, today we had a conversation about the P probably only staying at the school […]