Use these claim–evidence–reasoning activities and templates to teach students how to support claims in science, social ...

Try 10 gallery walk activities for math, science, ELA, social studies, and more, with ready-to-use station prompts, ...

Try 10 jigsaw classroom activities with ready-to-use expert cards, group roles, student templates, and variations for small and large classes.

Try five metacognitive activities for students, including confidence ratings, error analysis, learning journals, exam ...

Critical thinking becomes easier to teach when students have something specific to examine. Instead of asking them simply to ...

Find 60 exit ticket questions for every subject, grouped by comprehension, reflection, misconceptions, confidence, and next steps, with classroom examples.

Try eight retrieval practice activities, including brain dumps, low-stakes quizzes, retrieval grids, and two-minute recall, with examples for your classroom.

The best classroom management app is the one that makes a routine easier for you and your students. If students keep asking what to do next, try a projected screen with directions and a timer. If you ...

When students highlight a sentence, I like to ask what made them stop there. Did the sentence change their interpretation? Did it raise a question? Did it give them evidence they could use later? A ...

A student’s paper comes back with a 24% similarity score. What would you do with that number? I’d open the report and start with the longest match. It might be a properly cited quotation, a paragraph ...