Gifted and talented classroom decor

It’s so helpful to see ideas from real, live teachers. I’m so excited to share these ideas with you for differentiating for the unique nature & needs of gifted students. The teacher I’m highlighting is Susan Day, a teacher at Fairview Middle School in Bremerton, Washington. I think we can all get ideas from what ... Read more

Read about the dos and don’ts of gifted education so you can best serve your gifted learners and TAG students. Gifted education is full of exploration and intellect but can be overwhelming to new…

Are you looking for ways to challenge gifted students in your classroom? Do you want to foster their intellectual and creative development? If so, you’re in the right place. In this article, you’ll find tried-and-true strategies and activities to engage and challenge gifted students in the regular classroom. Keep reading to find out how to create enriching learning activities for your gifted students and help them grow to their full potential.

With divergent thinking, the possibilities are endless! For some students, thinking creatively and out-of-the-box comes naturally. For others, modeling is needed in the beginning. With practice, all your students can train their brains to think creatively and see things in a different way. If you follow my blog, you have read about my V-8 moments in teaching. Do you remember the old commercials where the actor is drinking something and then sees V-8 and bangs his/her head and says, "I should…

It all started with a Genius Hour pin on Pinterest. It intrigued me since I teach in a 4th grade gifted classroom. I didn't even have time to research Genius Hour until Christmas Break. Once I started looking into it and learning a little bit more about it...I knew I had to implement this in my classroom. I was already doing project based learning in my classroom and had one project that had been successfully completed. I wanted to change things up and give the students even a little more…

About this item 21 pieces 1 "Welcome" sign, 1 "Learn" sign, 1 "Hello" sign 11 signs with positive messages 3 boxwood topiary trees, 4 chevron arrow accents Bulletin board guide with suggestions & activities

“Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.” Thomas Edison