I love incorporating themes into my lessons! Whether I am tying my activities into a holiday or celebrating a special occasion, it adds a whole new level of excitement and engagement for my students, making the learning experience more enjoyable. Today, I’m thrilled to share with you a collection of
As the countdown to the Super Bowl begins, there’s a palpable buzz in the air – the excited chatter of fans, the friendly banter between rival supporters, and the collective anticipation of a sports spectacle that unites millions. In the midst of all of this, I found myself pondering the
Let’s stroll down memory lane to our childhoods, where dressing up dolls or diving into those sticker/magnetic books was the highlight of our imaginative play. Now, let’s give it a modern twist and make it digital, adding a dash of tech-savvy fun to the mix. Enter Build a Character, the
Ready to shake things up in the classroom? I’ve gathered some resources that’ll not only jazz up your teaching game but also sprinkle a healthy dose of creativity on your students. Today, we’re exploring the universe of stop-motion digital animation, and guess what? The only tool your students will need
Have you ever watched your kiddos interact with each other during group work? Most often, they either work well together or divide and do their own thing. With this dilemma in mind, how do we prepare our kiddos as they move on through school and life, where they are going
In today’s tech-savvy world, it’s super important for students of all ages to have some solid tech skills under their belts. One of those must-have skills is knowing their way around a computer mouse. Teaching this skill doesn’t have to be boring or feel like a broken record. In fact,
In today’s classroom, it’s important to give our students diverse experiences. And, with the world of technology all around them, how do we make sure we are giving our students exposure to tech skills beyond using computers and tablets? With coding! And, I’m not only talking about coding using computers
Our students have come a long way from memorizing facts and answering questions by filling in bubbles to show learning over the past few decades. In fact, in today’s classroom, learning from the process is just as, if not more important, than the outcome. So, when I started to think
STEM learning isn’t just for science, math, and tech classes! And, it isn’t just about coding or using complex software or robotics. Integrating STEM into the classroom can include anything from seasonal STEM activities to read-alouds. And, these STEM activities will help you seamlessly tap into the power of STEM
With so many cool gadgets and technology available to teachers right now it can feel overwhelming. One of my main goals in starting the Miss Tech Queen blog was to help you navigate how to use these awesome resources in your classroom. One of my favorite (and sometimes less heard
As elementary teachers, we are always trying to create a dynamic and engaging learning environment for our students. But with everything we have to fit in for core subject learning, how do we make sure we are giving our students the opportunity to be creative individuals? That’s where the magic
Introducing kiddos as young as kindergarten to the concept of STEM can seem like a huge challenge for any teacher. But, with the right activities geared towards sparking curiosity, fostering critical thinking skills, and hands-on learning, you can easily incorporate kindergarten STEM into your lessons plans. I’m here to share
