Spelling Stories – Creativity Unleashed!
…of assignments because they keep you from being too subjective. You can download and use my free Spelling Story Rubric if you like it, or modify it if needed. Each…
…of assignments because they keep you from being too subjective. You can download and use my free Spelling Story Rubric if you like it, or modify it if needed. Each…
…Listening with iPads/iPods/Tablets: Download an app called Quick Voice or Voice Memos (there are many different ones that you can also use!) For Androids, download an app called Voice. …
…program and that every student would get some type of award. I was not trying to diminish the importance of the schoolwide awards, but simply to acknowledge that all of…
…device, whether students have iPads, computers, or other tablets. This is great especially for schools that allow students to bring their own devices. 2. The teacher has complete control of…
…connections. Exploring Perimeter is a CCSS aligned, comprehensive resource for teaching perimeter, and I’m offering the Mystery Perimeters lesson as a free sample. In this lesson, perimeter problems where one…
…final essays on decorative paper. The “craftivity” part of the activity is what makes this project really special. Students staple their essays into a folder made from a large sheet…
…for folding and solid lines for cutting. How to Make a Rain Forest Foldable: Give each student a large sheet of white construction paper. The examples above were created with…
…over a dozen free back-to-school teaching resources! I introduce these freebies during the webinar and explain how to use them. To request this free training, sign up below and look…
…make sure everyone uses common “language of essays” – especially if some of the terms are new. Here’s a great way to review vocabulary from a unit. The students brainstormed…
…learn that it lasted almost 2 hours! Watch the Task Cards Webinar Replay for Free! The webinar was a free live presentation, but the good news if you missed it…
…blog about technology tips for the classroom over at Purely Paperless. Do you have a computer center in your classroom? Do you take your kids to a computer lab? Do…
…covered. Furthermore, pictures, photos, realia and any other examples of the concept should be placed right next to it on these walls as a another piece that students can utilize…
