Bio Poems for President’s Day
Presidents Day is celebrated in February, so it’s the perfect time to have your students write President Bio Poems. This lesson is also a great way to sneak a little…
Presidents Day is celebrated in February, so it’s the perfect time to have your students write President Bio Poems. This lesson is also a great way to sneak a little…
…things that matter. It always amazes me how students who seem to struggle in other areas are able to write the most beautiful and expressive poetry. There’s something about the…
…students and the second page to those who need a challenge. However, don’t give both pages to the same student because they have similar wording with different numbers. Daily Math…
…have tried to draw 2 of the arrangements I have used. I prefer what I call the T-Table arrangement shown on the right above and in the photo below….
…denominator of 6. Use two 2×3 bricks that are the same color, to help students understand that the denominators are the same. Leave a little space between the two 2×3…
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…a Classroom Timeline last year that the kids and I loved. The timeline is put up at the beginning of the year with the months of the year spaced along…
…year is not the same as who they are at the end. Then, use the chart as a reference tool: Before surprising the class with a special treat, check out…
…a year, instructors mirror the emotional outbursts of their students with their own. We try to put out a kid’s little flame, with our big fire. Why do children blurt?…
