Thankful Writing Activity: Easy Expository Writing Lesson
…place during the writing conference so my final grade ended up being more of a participation grade than anything else. More Cover Options – I recently revised and updated this…
…place during the writing conference so my final grade ended up being more of a participation grade than anything else. More Cover Options – I recently revised and updated this…
…topics that interest them. 6. Fall is a beautiful season, and the beauty of nature will inspire your students! If you live in a place where temperatures drop and trees…
…teams because discussing and debating the placement of the cards was really helpful as they grappled with the concepts. When they discussed a card, they had to talk over the…
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…on your own Genius Hour path. It is hands-down the BEST addition to our classroom this year. I hope I have inspired you to ignite that passion in your students….
…teacher, I’ve been there, and I found that the best way to keep kids engaged any time of the year was by using math games. I love using games because…
…work on several different social skills, it’s best to focus on just one skill at a time. You can start with the skill you feel is most important, or you…
…for the vegetation, and a small pond made from aluminum foil and filled with water. On a sunny day, the best way to power up the mini water cycle is…
…haven’t written a bio poem before this lesson, it’s best to have them write bio poems about themselves first. You can find complete directions and printables in Bio Poems Made…
…the same way. I wanted to be sure that my students were ready to tackle any test and give it their best. So I came up with a strategy that…
…and line as best they can. The kids really get into it! When I say “parallel lines”, their arms always move up over their heads in two straight lines. When…
Field trips can be so much fun for students, and they definitely provide unique opportunities for kids to discover new places and to experience real world learning. But have you…
