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As a teacher, you never really stop thinking about your students, which means you’re always thinking about how you can incorporate new ideas into your teaching. It also means you’re always working, and you never really have a chance to enjoy free time outside of the classroom.
Our educational resources — designed by teachers, for teachers — don’t just provide an amazing framework for your next lesson, but also save you a ton of time, so you can make your free time yours again.
MEET JULIE
Hello and thank you for visiting MagiCore!
I wanted to be a teacher since I can remember.
I taught second through fifth grade in Florida and Rhode Island for ten years. When Common Core was first introduced, my colleagues and I struggled to find standards based resources. I started MagiCore as a way to share the resources I created to help my own students succeed.
Over the past decade, more than 100,000 teachers have trusted our growing library of resources in their classrooms. Our mission is to help teachers like you connect with their students and make a lasting impact.
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I can feel it now. Sweaty palms, a racing heart, an anxious stomach. Is it the first time taking an airplane ride? Getting some life-changing news? Public speaking? No …
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As the start of a new school year quickly approaches, you may feel a little unenthusiastic about giving up your slow and steady mornings, Or, maybe you’re bustling with excitement
Five Ways to Build Relationships with your Students
Building relationships with your students is the most important thing to increase student success, happiness, and make classroom management seamless. However, building relationships with your students does not mean you
Simple & Fun Icebreaker Activities for the Classroom
The beginning of the year sets an important tone for the entire school year. Things like establishing rules and procedures, and building readers, writers, and mathematicians are vital from the
How to Find Time for Correcting Student Work
Most teachers can relate to staying at school well past contracted hours and bringing home crates full of student work to correct. I’ve been there myself. In my early years
How to Use Think Sheets to Improve Your Classroom Management
No matter how proactive you are about your classroom management strategies, you will undoubtedly have instances where students don’t follow rules and expectations. For these situations, it is important to
