Today we are talking all about getting your makerspace up and running in your learning space. We will discuss storage ideas, labels and signs, procedures to have in place, and student expectations all-around a makerspace.

Today we talk all about the 5 fundamental steps you need to launch a makerspace in your learning environment. I hope you stick around.

There are some wonderful lessons learned as a teacher. I hope you will join me as I share the positive side of teaching.

Today's episode is very hard and very upsetting. It also rings true for so many teachers. And for that, the story must be told.

So as I mentioned at the end of episode 213, I will be taking a little break this summer, but I will still drop content each week.

With the last days of school in sight, it can be hard to keep your sanity intact as a teacher. That's why some awesome colleagues and I have compiled this list of sanity-saving ideas for teachers who want to make it through to the end of the year unscathed.

The Camp themed unit provides an excellent opportunity to help make the last weeks of school exciting and meaningful and will help celebrate the past year with so much fun

As the end of the school year rapidly approaches, educators seek ways to keep their students engaged and excited about learning until the last bell rings, whether with STEM challenges, STEM projects, or another fun way to help busy teachers get to the end.

As teachers enter the final weeks of school, your thoughts are likely shifting from academic tasks to the anticipation of the last days of school and of summer break. But don't give up just yet! There is still a fun way to make the most of this school year and end on a high note.

The importance of science in our elementary classrooms cannot be overstated. So how can we make sure that we are fitting in the all-important standards while still engaging our students and hooking them on the content?

There are plenty of ways to create a meaningful makerspace on a shoestring budget. All you need is some creativity and a little bit of elbow grease. Keep listening for tips on how to get started.

This interactive game encourages students to practice place value skills while having a blast.

With the help of a little bit of creativity, even 2nd-grade students can enjoy learning the place value of the digits and turning their math lesson into an interactive game of tic-tac-toe.

Are you ready to make teaching place value fun in 2nd grade?

If you've been thinking about adding "being brave with makerspace" to your New Year's resolution list, then this episode is for you! 

Today, we look back at episode 59 of One Tired Teacher.

Today, we look back at episode 58 and determine a holiday mindset. Come take a listen.

Today we are looking back at episode 57 of One Tired Teacher. This episode is all about teaching solids, liquids, and gases using a Christmas theme.

Today we are celebrating 200 episodes with clips from some of my favorites. I hope you will stick around.

Today I am talking all about some excellent books to use for December to help tame the crazies. Because we know how insane this time of year can be!