Study island

We are fortunate to have Study Island as an excellent resource in our school district. The other 4th grade teacher and I have a blue ribbon competition from mid-term to mid-term during the year. Most of the time we require our students to earn 30 blue ribbons during this time. We give class time and they also can work on their iPads (our district is 1:1) at home if they have the internet. Here is a picture of the chart that I put up in my class to track blue ribbons and how many my students…

Students can travel across the globe without leaving the classroom. Check out these fun geography lessons for any grade and curriculum.

The HBH Studio Barn: Office: I'm so excited to finally be sharing our plans for the Studio Barn's upstairs office space! From halfbakedharvest.com

The home office is adorned with a myriad of bookshelves and furniture, featuring a harmonious blend of light amber and beige tones. Showcasing earthy organic shapes that seamlessly integrate Japandi elements. Minimalist grids accentuate the design, merging neoclassical influences with the tranquility of zen minimalism.

springtime, math, freebie

The symbolic map was a project in which we had to create a country or place in which we would be able to represent ourselves and our likes. First we had to create a rough draft in which we had to...

An island is a fantastic addition to any kitchen, giving you additional storage, seating and counter space. When planning your kitchen, make sure you’re getting the most out of your new island both in terms of design and functionality. Here are a few ideas to level-up your kitchen island and some great features to add before you commit to a design; ⭐ Choose a contrasting colour to your cabinets to make your island the focal point of the room. ⭐ Add open shelving to display recipe books and…

I've been wanting to make an interactive bulletin board for a long time and I finally executed it this week! I'm not sure why I chose to make it during such a busy week! The goal is for students to read for at least 20 minutes at home each night. When you add up all those minutes, it ends up being a lot by the end of a school year! Why read at home? Here's an informational flyer that can bring insight to that: I realize that for some families, this may be difficult to do because of how busy…