How to Teach Social Skills, Step by Step
…work on several different social skills, it’s best to focus on just one skill at a time. You can start with the skill you feel is most important, or you…
…work on several different social skills, it’s best to focus on just one skill at a time. You can start with the skill you feel is most important, or you…
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…6 at least two relevant photos or images (high quality images are best) a freebie (optional) a short bio (1 or 2 sentences) that will be posted at the end…
…for the vegetation, and a small pond made from aluminum foil and filled with water. On a sunny day, the best way to power up the mini water cycle is…
…haven’t written a bio poem before this lesson, it’s best to have them write bio poems about themselves first. You can find complete directions and printables in Bio Poems Made…
…the same way. I wanted to be sure that my students were ready to tackle any test and give it their best. So I came up with a strategy that…
…and line as best they can. The kids really get into it! When I say “parallel lines”, their arms always move up over their heads in two straight lines. When…
…that works best for you. Have you ever had your students tie-dye T-shirts to wear on a field trip? If you choose a class color, it’s a great way for…
…definitely a collaborative effort! Where to Download These Freebies Both of these ABC Mini Books can be found on Laura’s Best Freebies, a private page on my website that can…
…the Teaching Resources file cabinet. You can also find it on my Laura’s Best Freebies page when you sign up for Candler’s Classroom Connections. I hope you and your students…
…can quickly escalate into BIG problems and hours of lost instructional time. That’s why you need an easy strategy for dealing with frequent student misbehavior! The best strategies also help…
…includes seven writing prompts that ask students to reflect on what they learned, to describe the best part of the year, to share about an accomplishment that makes them proud,…
