Math Games Make Learning Fun!
…put some of that restless energy to good use. Tips for Selecting Math Game Partners Random partners are fun for some activities, but I don’t recommend pairing students randomly in…
…put some of that restless energy to good use. Tips for Selecting Math Game Partners Random partners are fun for some activities, but I don’t recommend pairing students randomly in…
…cards lately, but are unsure about how to utilize them in your classroom? Well, then I have some good news for you! First, it is easier than you might think,…
…of launching student discussion and creating writing exercises. Select picture books with an eye toward suitability/universality of subject matter comparing good vs. evil, right vs. wrong. These would make excellent…
…– yet now they have to struggle to make good grades. Interestingly, my older daughter Wendy discovered the New York Magazine article herself the other day and forwarded it to…
…Roads Investigation with her students and reviewed it on TpT. The news report is titled Good Question: Why do Plows Sometimes Drop Sand not Salt? and the video clip shows…
…the test without even trying!” This type of praise includes the hidden message is that we value the ability to make good grades without even trying. Students might also conclude…
…find out who has mastered the concept and who needs more practice. Google Classroom Options for Individual Accountability The good news is that teachers who use Google Classroom can easily…
…know that they could be called on to respond at any moment. Perhaps you are thinking right now that most of these suggestions are simply good teaching strategies for…
…I have to be happy with that. Pe Howell – Spend the last few weeks of summer being really good to yourself, and do things that you like to do….
…to be good teaching. Remember teaching with cross-curricular themes? STEM is like thematic teaching gone wild! As a teacher in a STEM school, I utilize STEM challenges regularly in order…
…Plant Our Seeds.” We had just completed the seed-planting process earlier in the week, so I felt like we would have a common understanding, and it was a good opportunity…
…“Oh good! I can go make copies!” or “Can you watch them… I need a break!” As a way to get rid of “those kids.” You know… the kids who’ve…
