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51. First Grade Teacher Must Haves For The Classroom
First Grade Teacher Must Haves For The Classroom In this episode, Molly shares her top 10 must-have items for every first grade classroom after 35 years of teaching. These are the classroom tools she reached for every single day to save time, stay organized, and make teaching easier. These teacher must haves will help you create a more organized, efficient, and student-friendly classroom. Whether you're a new teacher setting up your classroom for the first time or a veteran teacher looking for better classroom organization ideas, this episode is packed with practical tools you’ll actually use. ...
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After 35 years of teaching, there were certain things in my classroom that I reached for every single day. So in today's episode, I'm sharing my top 10 teacher must haves for first grade. So let's get started.
So beginning with number 10 is white cover up tape made by Post-its. We use this all the time when we were doing shared writing because I'd let the kids helped me write on our anchor charts. And sometimes they'd make letter back words or they'd misspell a word. And so we'd use this correction tape and we put it right over the
mistake and then they could fix it. I kept it in a little basket right next to my chair at the carpet and it was always handy when we needed to fix a mistake. All right. Number nine are these heavy duty magnetic hooks. And if you're listening on the podcast, I apologize that you can't see them, but I'm going to put links to
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