Bring Some Passion into Your Classroom with Genius Hour!
…we do a second project this year (which I am planning on), we will have a slightly shorter timeline. Class structure is also flexible. We are doing this whole group…
…we do a second project this year (which I am planning on), we will have a slightly shorter timeline. Class structure is also flexible. We are doing this whole group…
…definitely produced results! You can download this free resource from my TpT store during the spring, or from my subscriber freebies page any time of the year. For the Buddy…
…way for students to get to know each other at the beginning of the year, and it makes a nice end-of-year project, too. Each letter of the alphabet has a…
…a variety of nonfiction text features. Last year I discovered the perfect book for this activity. Rachel Lynette of the Minds in Bloom blog is the author of over 70…
…to order them from Amazon.com. Then use the activities later in the year when you are studying the US government or the Constitution. You’ll find these freebies in my Constitution…
…Freebie In addition, I just updated this Green Court Claims lesson from last year to make it Common Core Aligned. It’s a wonderful research and writing activity that will make…
…wonderful to limit to one month of the year. If you find just the right poems to inspire your students, they will enjoy reading and writing poetry all year long….
…this point in the year still interrupts class. He has the need to always be right and be heard constantly. The other children get very antsy when he starts up….
…school year. This helps all students gain a better understanding of who they are personally and why they act as they do. The more students know about each other, the…
…but it will pay off in the end. Plus, you can re-use scripts from year to year. Try This: Make 5 copies each time you get a new script. Print…
…home and school. 🙂 You definitely don’t have to keep up with this all year long. This is the time of year when you need to pull EVERY trick out…
…– I don’t know about you, but when I began my first year of teaching, I was completely overwhelmed with all of the hundreds of details and decisions that I…
