Building EQ While Expanding IQ
…because there are so many shades/levels/degrees of an emotion. With this in mind, the following lesson was born! I love an activity that integrates curriculum (like writing descriptively and expanding…
…because there are so many shades/levels/degrees of an emotion. With this in mind, the following lesson was born! I love an activity that integrates curriculum (like writing descriptively and expanding…
…solve each problem! To make a fun recharger out of a can like the one shown in the photo above, use this free label that’s included in the Recharge &…
…to visit each blog. By the way, I’d like give a big shout out to Kristen of Ladybug’s Teacher Files who designed the awesome logos for our blog hop! She…
…special, but TpT doesn’t have holiday-themed gift cards. That’s why I created two festive-looking gift certificates that you can print and tuck inside a holiday greeting card. If you like…
…have unintended negative consequences. I found this to be especially true of methods where students are assigned roles like Discussion Director, Story Mapper, or Summarizer. I feel comfortable sharing this…
…be like? Would the students be self-motivated and excited about learning? Would they treat each other with kindness and respect? Might you look forward to Monday mornings instead of dreading…
…all summer are likely to give up after making a token effort to solve the first few problems. Also, most tests use a multiple choice format which makes them easy…
…you’re like most teachers, you spend far too much money on classroom supplies and resources, so you owe it to yourself to learn about DonorsChoose. Francie is a true DonorsChoose…
…kids about fire safety and prevention is important, too. Kids are fascinated with fire, and older kids are more likely to take risks, test the limits, and try things they…
…balanced and unbalanced forces on the motion of an object.” When I began looking for materials, I discovered the Marble Run Extreme kit from Marble Genius which looked like the…
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…portray a book character from that adorable grin! Have your students ever participated in book character activities like these? If so, please share your ideas with us in a comment…
