Teaching writing with 1:1 devices doesn’t have to be scary. In fact, it’s a great way to have examples and directions right at your students’ fingertips! The first year that our 1:1 iPads were released, I taught primarily reading...
This post is sponsored by T. Rowe Price and Scholastic. I only share resources and ideas that I know will benefit my readers. The ideas and opinions are all my own. Did you know that the month of April is National Financial Literacy Month? This is a...
Hello Everyone! My name is Lyndsey, and I teach middle school ELA. I also share resources at my TPT store, Lit with Lyns. I’m super excited to be a guest blogger for Performing In Education! I’ve really been looking forward to giving...
Happy New Year, everyone! I can’t tell you how excited I am to be guest blogging for April. I LOVE her blog and feel blessed she is allowing me to share my passion for technology with her readers! My name is Jennifer Kimbrell, and I share my...
I’m always looking for ways to incorporate relevant technology into my classroom. Pinterest has been an obsession of mine for a while, but I never thought about using it in the classroom until a sixth grade student of mine told me that she...
If you’re working with computers in your classroom, you may feel left out when you read posts about the latest and greatest apps for students. We worked with netbooks for a long time, so I decided to compile a list of programs that students...
