The Power of Audio Books
…reading comprehension test scores before and after the study, and every single student made significant gains. The average score rose from 41% of their reading comprehension answers being correct in…
…reading comprehension test scores before and after the study, and every single student made significant gains. The average score rose from 41% of their reading comprehension answers being correct in…
…platforms, so I’m super excited that they’re now together here on LauraCandler.com! My original Corkboard Connections posts were moved over to this site, and visitors to my old blog are…
…and they needed to have opportunities to explore and discuss these concepts. So I was excited to discover that BrainPOP.com has a wonderful free video called Dr. Martin Luther King,…
…so students know to stop and listen! Click here to check out these chimes on Amazon.com. Hand Up and Count Hold up one hand and slowly count to 3. Teach your students…
…your classroom, click hereto find these chimes on Amazon.com. Use the Stoplight Management System If you teach elementary level students, I recommend using the Stoplight Management System shown below. I…
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…on simply telling or teaching, but making science come to life for families. As a member of the planning committee for Family Science night and eventual chairperson for over a…
…some terrific ideas. I compiled the answers and removed duplicate responses, but I could not narrow the list down to any less than 25! Luckily you’ll only need one or…
…teachers responded, so I compiled the best answers and removed duplicates. I organized all of the checkout systems into two categories: technology systems and traditional systems. There’s also a third…
…webinar will be offered two times in February, and it will combine the best of the two previous webinars. Spots are limited; click here to register for one of these…
…(if that makes sense). Mary Moncus – We do team competitions. My gifted kids are very competitive and working in small groups they can help and motivate each other. Pam…
…with a poem that talks about how we are like crayons, all different colors but together we make a complete picture. Kathy Wylie – Have the class write down each…
