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If you’ve ever stood in front of your class and watched twenty tiny brains slowly melt after a long stretch of reading, writing, or math, you already know the truth: attention isn’t infinite. Especially not in kindergarten through second grade. Kids need movement , variety, and small moments to reset their minds before they can move on to the next learning task. And it turns out, sometimes all it takes is one minute . Let’s talk about why short brain breaks work, where the id

Let’s be honest — even the best teachers get that tiny jolt of panic when they see their admin walk in with a clipboard. You could be teaching your favorite lesson, students fully engaged, and still feel your pulse jump. Why? Because observations can feel like someone is grading your every move . Here’s the truth: a great observation isn’t about performing perfectly. It’s about showing what you already do every day — with a bit of intention and polish. Here are practical, tea

The Power of a Morning Meeting Mornings set the tone for the entire school day. A few minutes spent connecting with your students can make the difference between chaos and calm — between disconnection and belonging. That’s where a great morning meeting  comes in. When students start the day with purpose, laughter, and reflection, the rest of the day flows more smoothly. Morning meetings don’t have to be complicated or take a lot of time. Even five intentional minutes can boos