Brain Binders: Puzzle #2005
Brain Binders Puzzle #2005: Download (free!), print, and fold.
Month: November 2010
Brain Binders: Puzzle #2004
Brain Binders Puzzle #2004: Download (free!), print, and fold.
Brain Binders: Puzzle #2003
Brain Binders Puzzle #2003: Download (free!), print, and fold.
Brain Binders: Puzzle #2002
Brain Binders Puzzle #2002: Download (free!), print, and fold.
Brain Binders: Puzzle #2001
Brain Binders Puzzle #2001: Download (free!), print, and fold.
What Are Brain Binders?
Here you’ll find 49 free puzzles. Just download and print, then fold the paper the specified number of times to create a solid color on each side. Try it!
They’re baaaaaaack! Tips for getting the year off to a great start
Success in dealing with those first days of school depends on planning and organizing now, and a number of Teachnet readers have shared ideas for doing so.
Classroom Display Alphabet
Free outline alphabet letters for you to download and print. This display uses 26 different fonts to give you a visually interesting display, and brings creativity to the letter recognition process.
Print Your Own Keyboard for Typing Practice
Free download for a printable computer keyboard prints out on a 8-1/2″ X 14″ sheet of paper. Now… practice, practice, practice!
Way To Glow! Free Printable Light Bulb Reward graphic
A fun (and free!) light bulb graphic for you to print, trim and hand out as you see fit.
Printable Oversized Playing Cards – Download the free PDF
These oversized playing cards are great for all kinds of math activities. Simply download the Acrobat PDF file, print and trim.
Excel Lesson Plan Template
This lesson plan template for Microsoft Excel is a contribution from Debra Miller.
Selling Yourself: Creating the Ultimate Teaching/Interview Portfolio
Whether you are a 20-year veteran or just starting out, a portfolio should be a key component of your teaching tools. Portfolios are a nearly universal requirement for the hiring process, but if you already have a secure job you should view a portfolio as your insurance against unforseen district shake-ups. Keeping one of these self-promotion tools up-to-date also can be a good exercise in self-evaluation.
Face-to-Face: Going for the job interview
Spending all those years in college to become a teacher still all boils down to one thing – you have to get through a job interview to get hired. Whether you are looking for your first job, or the change in employment comes is the result of a move or career politics, your future is in someone else’s hands.
Fundraising Basics
For all too many teachers, going back to school means another year of fundraising. While district budgets finance some supplies and equipment, there are often needs that go beyond these small budgets. Whether you need new computer hardware and software, supplies for a new craft corner, or are planning a major field trip, you’re going to need cash to get there. When parents just can’t dig any deeper into their pockets, fundraising may be the only option.