Stop the Clock – An Adventure in Teaching Time!
…if you use it with a group, most of the students spend more time watching others play than playing themselves. Fortunately, it’s easy to adapt the game to make it…
…if you use it with a group, most of the students spend more time watching others play than playing themselves. Fortunately, it’s easy to adapt the game to make it…
…This resource includes several ideas for implementing a classroom economy system, money patterns, and a bank transaction record to use when setting up a classroom economy system. It’s free for…
…Scrabble to your class as an educational game and a fun way to wrap up the year. To use the game in the classroom, you’ll need one Scrabble game for…
…of using small stop signs as a way of getting kids to stop talking and refocus. The strategy is easy to use. Simply print a few Team Stop Signs on…
…and ask them to help you brainstorm how those text types are alike and different. Record their ideas on a class Venn diagram. If you have a document camera, use…
…important facts and details in the news story. You could also use the Current Event Report form in my Social Studies file cabinet to have students write a summary of…
…tapping his ruler on the desk. Then he poked another student with his pencil. Now, it is not uncommon for him to be like this because he sometimes gets into…
…Writing activity became a yearly tradition in my classroom because it was such a terrific writing lesson, and it was so appreciated by my students’ families. Because it worked so…
…students and work well with many fall-related activities. If you need ready-to-use lessons, activities, and printables to go with these books, check out my November Activities Mini Pack on TpT….
…can’t participate until everyone else has used all of his or her sticks. Kids love this activity because it ensures that everyone gets an equal chance to participate. To learn…
…words. You can download the chart above to use as a model for creating your own anchor chart. Or you can print it out and give it to your students…
Spring is the perfect time to use math games with your students. Either you are finished with testing and the kids are restless, or you still have testing ahead of…
