Pay It Forward and Make Someone’s Day!
…give to students to pass on when they do a good deed. By the way, I intentionally left the date off this activity page. As far as I’m concerned, any…
…give to students to pass on when they do a good deed. By the way, I intentionally left the date off this activity page. As far as I’m concerned, any…
…my students were special in some way and deserving of some type of award. Coronavirus Update – It’s May 31st, and much has changed since I first wrote this blog…
…special day is celebrated in April, but the date changes from year to year. Click here to find out when it’s celebrated this year. So, how to find those poems…
…chairperson. The committee can include staff members and parents—anyone who is motivated in enhancing children’s love of science. Establish meeting dates and begin to assign roles. Decide on the size…
…out of their pocket, and put it back in the book, and put the book back on the shelf/basket. They can exchange books as often as they want. If they…
…fire-related deaths, injury, and damage to property. One of their public education campaigns is Fire Prevention Week, and this year’s theme is “Don’t Wait – Check the Date! Replace Smoke…
…a paperless Google Slides version for Google Classroom that’s also perfect for distance learning. I left out the official Pay It Forward date of April 28th to make it easy…
…Adding a small photo and the date is a nice touch because many families will treasure this special gift and keep it for many years. Thankful Writing Activity This Thankful…
…to change her name to an American name. Her class decides that they want to help figure out an American name so make a name jar, putting in all different…
…this to your principal and even send a letter of the change in expectations. Make sure you explain your goal is to produce the Best Most Productive student you can…..thinkers…
…update it as you pick up more information about your students, because kids change and grow. Family configurations change. New passions develop. Who they are at the start of the…
…on. Hear those people yelling at each other over there? It’s Teaching Purgatory’s merry-go-round. Scolding doesn’t change behavior. If chastising a child transformed them into a model student, I’d write…
