Managing Whole Group Instruction
…to start the day. They can’t write their names on their tickets until the end of the day. If they break a classroom rule, I take a ticket. If they…
…to start the day. They can’t write their names on their tickets until the end of the day. If they break a classroom rule, I take a ticket. If they…
…teachers achieve work/life balance. Even though I’m no longer in the classroom, I enrolled in the 40 Hour Teacher Workweek Club because I wanted to see for myself HOW someone…
…input the information it myself. With a couple of clicks, you can set up your form to organize the data into a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet is stored in your Google…
…the first volunteer finishes speaking, don’t confirm that the answer is correct or say that it’s incorrect if the work includes errors. If it’s not correct, the correct answer will…
…and there are fun ways to incorporate games and challenges into it, using math skills. The student may not even realize he’s practicing math because it will be so much…
…products. (You may include product information at the end of your freebie if you create a freebie for your post.) If you include an image of your students working on…
…with attractive images and free teaching resources. Take the post I published a few days ago, Plickers 101 – Digital Exit Tickets (and more!). I think Plickers is an amazing…
…nearly so fun. In fact, I make sure the assignment is very challenging and involves lots of paperwork. If they ask for help, I say that if they were on…
…in the state, crops grown there, etc. Question number 10 givesschool info (name, number of students, grade level) and is shared after we guess the state. Here is a free…
…if teachers could purchase ready-to-use images of task cards to save the time. I’ve been testing this idea, and my two newest sets of task cards include Plickers-ready images in…
…be rude, including Cell Phoney, My Mouth is a Volcano, Teamwork Isn’t My Thing and I Don’t Like to Share, and I Want to Do it My Way! She enjoys…
…However, I would never promote something if I didn’t believe in it 100%. Angela is the creator of The Cornerstone For Teachers blog, and she’s amazing. I feel lucky to…
