Meeting the needs of all learners
They say compliments go a long way and it’s oh so true. While giving compliments can seem more like positive praise and classroom community building, it also works wonders for classroom management. Below are a few different ways you can incorporate giving compliments in your daily classroom routine to not only provide that positivity and community, but also foster safe,… Read More
C-a-t. Caaaaat. Cat. For those of use teaching our students and children to read, the sounds above are so exciting to hear! We jump for joy, give them as much as praise as possible and instill in hem how proud they should be for learning to read. Fast forward a few months and these same actions are less exciting and… Read More
` After almost two decades of writing out name tags serveral times a year for my students in primary grades, I was ready for something different when I moved up into the world of upper grades. I wanted to take a new approach with different, creative ways that my students could create their own name tags and take ownership over their… Read More
I am the first to admit that I am no Betty Crocker. At times, I try to harness my inner Martha Stewart, but…well, let’s just say that doesn’t quite work out either. This fact of life has never really bothered me. We’ve gotta know what our strengths are, right? And after all, that’s what restuarants and bakeries are for. At… Read More
Teaching character traits is at the core of creating respectful, responsible and caring citizens. With great character education, we can foster a a mutual love and respect for others despite our differences. We can learn to agree to disagree peacefully. We can promote children and adults who are thoughtful of others and kind to all. Students and teachers alike benefit… Read More
Just like we need to teach with a purpose, students need a purpose for learning. Students need a buy in. If there is a reason, a meaning for learning, the connections that students make and the level of retention of that information grows. If we don’t share the purpose for why they need to learn the skills and concepts we… Read More
What am I doing for New Year’s today? Going to a few get togethers, of course! But first, it’s time to stock up on TONS of resources for only $1 each! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Be ready to scroll through pages and pages and pages (49 pages and counting to be exact) of wonderful resources for your classroom.
I am placing my character trait discussions for self-control on sale (which may come in handy next week when we all head back and reteach routines). 🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️
And if you do any sort of work around penguins, that resource is on sale, too! The links are in my bio.
Happy New Year, friends!!
Eeeeeeek!! Tomorrow starts the cyber sale!!!!
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I can’t wait to get all of the goodies on my wishlist!!
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I absolutely love the directions that our kindergarten teacher @rachelblountfisher uses!! She sets ALL students up for success by using both words for the students who are ready, and pictures for those who are not. The directions are not only numbered, but they start with the green one, for go, at the top and the red one, for stop, at the bottom. AND it’s all posted right beneath the learning target!!! Sooooo great!!!!
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Have you been curious about instilling the maker mindset in your students? Maybe you have, but haven’t started because you don’t have an actual makerspace? This article is a great read!
No Makerspace? No Problem. You Can Still Build Maker Mindsets | The TpT Blog
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No makerspace? No problem! There are plenty of ways to help your students develop a maker mindset. Check out these suggestions from TpT Teacher-Authors.
