One Classroom Over™

Hey, ya’ll it is that time of year…December! While it may be the most wonderful time of the year, the excitement, the sugar, and the burnout are real! All of this combined can lead to a chaotic month for your classroom. If this sounds like you, you’re not alone. December is one of the most challenging months in the school year even though it’s fun-filled as well. However, it doesn't have to be! I have great tips for surviving December in the classroom. So, grab a cup of hot chocolate and read on! 

Do you feel like you’re letting some students fall through the cracks when thinking about how individualized your instructions are? We have so many students in our classroom working at various levels. This makes it hard to make sure everyone is getting exactly what he/she needs. However, you don’t have to worry if you are creating groups for small-group instruction in a methodical way. What does that mean and how do you do it? Let's chat!

Everyone loves being gone from school, right? It’s a day of no stress, right? If you’re anything like me, being at school is always way easier than being gone. It’s difficult to put our classroom into another’s hands. If that’s how you feel, you are not alone. However, organizing sub plans for your classroom before you need one doesn’t have to be a big task, and it can really take the pressure off of being gone. Want to know how to have a stress-free day off? Let’s talk about how organizing sub plans for your classroom can be stinkin’ simple! 

SHOW NOTES AND LINKS

Does your desk ever look like it rained papers, staples, crayons, markers, pens, sticky notes, and more? Well, if you said yes, you are probably a teacher. It’s easy for our desk to become an overwhelming dumping ground that brings an overwhelming feeling of dread when we finally get the chance to look at it. However, it doesn’t have to be this way! You can use tools for easy teacher desk organization. What is the secret? Keep listening to find out! 

SHOW NOTES AND LINKS

Navigate through the journey of organizing learning activities seamlessly with our guide. Explore the potential of using IRIS Photo Boxes, Zippered Pouches, and IRIS 12x12 Boxes to safeguard each piece of your educational activities, ensuring they're not just well-organized, but also easily accessible and engaging for students. Dive into the blend of practical, tech-savvy, and collaborative strategies that keep the symphony of your educational environment in tune.

SHOW NOTES AND LINKS

Unlock the potential of effective classroom organization with this insightful guide, exploring many physical and digital tools designed to optimize teaching and learning. Dive into practical strategies for selecting and implementing these tools and join a community that values structured, efficient, and vibrant educational environments.

SHOW NOTES AND LINKS

Got a message for Farrah? Future episode idea? Leave a voice message ⁠HERE⁠!

Boost student engagement in daily classroom routines in your K-5 classroom with these five powerful strategies. This blog post offers actionable examples, including using Farrah Henley Education's Spiral Review Units to turn your classroom into an active learning environment.

SHOW NOTES AND LINKS

Got a message for Farrah? Future episode idea? Leave a voice message ⁠HERE⁠!

Boost student engagement in your elementary classroom with this comprehensive guide. From tech-savvy tips to budget-friendly creative hacks, discover actionable strategies to make learning more dynamic and enjoyable.

SHOW NOTES AND LINKS

Got a message for Farrah? Future episode idea? Leave a voice message HERE!

Season 5 is here, and it comes with a whole new look and feel but the same great mission! Discover how to measure classroom engagement in Grades K-5 effectively. From understanding the three core elements to implementing practical examples and even doing it all on a budget, this guide offers a holistic view for educators.

Want to leave a message for Farrah? Got a suggestion for a future episode topic? CLICK HERE

Discover the ultimate guide to boosting levels of engagement in an elementary classroom. From Drama to Opportunity, learn the four key levels and how to apply them—plus get budget-friendly tips to make magic happen, no matter your resources.