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By Marilee Sprenger In today’s classrooms Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and executive function skills are critical components of student success. While SEL builds emotional awareness and self-regulation, executive function skills show…
A MiddleWeb Blog I overheard a fellow math teacher say to another teacher, “I’m trying to make it fun!” Immediately I was hit with a wave of guilt. Fun has…
A MiddleWeb Blog Random grouping in math class has so many benefits: it gets students working with other students, it helps prevent students from being left out, and it encourages…
Updated October 14, 2024 Candy, sure! But Halloween can bring so much more to the classroom. Venture through the following collection touching on several subject areas to add spirit to…
By Mona Iehl In a world that demands more, more, more… I want to do less! Don’t you? This school year I’m committing to do less so that my students…
A MiddleWeb Blog This year the week before students arrived was very busy (as usual), so I needed some good first day(s) school activities that involved little to no prep.…
By Kathleen Palmieri As the school year winds down, it is easy for students to lose their momentum for subjects and think about having fun in the sun. One way…