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Part One – Crafting the Problem Growth mindset is much more than a buzzword, and nowhere is this more apparent than in mathematics. Research findings
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We know that current math standards require students to learn through modeling using manipulatives. I have been using LEGO bricks for many years to teach
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Part One – Crafting the Problem Growth mindset is much more than a buzzword, and nowhere is this more apparent than in mathematics. Research findings in this field are transforming our perceptions about best practices in math instruction. As it turns out, developing a mathematical mindset is more highly correlated
Thanks for purchasing the professional development webinar, How to Launch a Super School Year. The recording below was edited to remove information that was only relevant during the live webinar. Tips for Viewing the Webinar Replay Click the arrow on the playback bar above to start the video replay. It
Thanks for watching my webinar How to Launch a Super School Year! This page includes the freebies and other resources I mentioned during the live webinar. If you’re interested in obtaining a professional development certificate for attending the webinar, you’ll find that information at the end of the page.Looking for information about how
We know that current math standards require students to learn through modeling using manipulatives. I have been using LEGO bricks for many years to teach students math concepts throughout the elementary and middle school curriculum. It’s a perfect math manipulative, and students love using the bricks, since many students are
50 States and Capitals Showdown is an exciting, fast-paced activity for reviewing state names, locations, capitals and/or abbreviations. There are three variations of the basic Showdown game: Find the States Showdown, Name the States Showdown, and States and Capitals Showdown. All three games can be played as a whole class activity, with partners, in cooperative learning teams, or in centers.
Poetry Webinar Replay and Resources Page Thanks for purchasing the professional development webinar, How to Teach Poetry Step by Step. The recording below was edited to remove information that was only relevant during the live webinar. Tips for Viewing the Webinar If you’re watching this on a computer and viewing it
I hope you enjoyed my presentation on how to teach kids to love poetry, even if you don’t! I’ve loaded this page with links to freebies and other resources that will make your next poetry unit easy to teach and fun for your students. Poetry Webinar Handouts Bio Poems Made
Free Poetry Webinar Handouts Before you watch the webinar replay, download the free note-taking handouts. Keep those pages handy during the webinar so you can jot down important tips, strategies, and resources shared during the presentation. Related Webinar Products and Bundles How to Teach Poetry Webinar Pack Poetry Webinar Unit Bundle
 How to Launch a Super School Year Webinar Handouts Before you watch replay, download the free note-taking handouts from my TpT store. Keep those pages handy so you can jot down important tips, strategies, and resources during the presentation. Related Webinar Products and Bundles Back to School Super Start Ebook How
April is National Poetry Month! When you saw those words, what was your first reaction? You might have been thinking, “Yay! I love poetry, and now I have an excuse to teach it!” But more likely you were thinking, “Yikes! Is it that time already? Poetry is so boring and hard
If you’ve ever driven on icy roads, you’ll know just how treacherous they can be. How do road crews make the roads safer for travel? You may have seen them spraying a solution on the roads prior to a big storm, but what exactly is in that mixture and how
Creating a Caring Classroom starts on the very first day of school. One of the most important steps a teacher can take that first week is to establish a warm and caring atmosphere in his or her classroom. You’ll need to build an atmosphere of trust, where students can feel
Part One – Crafting the Problem Growth mindset is much more than a buzzword, and nowhere is this more apparent than in mathematics. Research findings in this field are transforming our perceptions about best practices in math instruction. As it turns out, developing a mathematical mindset is more highly correlated
Thanks for purchasing the professional development webinar, How to Launch a Super School Year. The recording below was edited to remove information that was only relevant during the live webinar. Tips for Viewing the Webinar Replay Click the arrow on the playback bar above to start the video replay. It
Thanks for watching my webinar How to Launch a Super School Year! This page includes the freebies and other resources I mentioned during the live webinar. If you’re interested in obtaining a professional development certificate for attending the webinar, you’ll find that information at the end of the page.Looking for information about how
We know that current math standards require students to learn through modeling using manipulatives. I have been using LEGO bricks for many years to teach students math concepts throughout the elementary and middle school curriculum. It’s a perfect math manipulative, and students love using the bricks, since many students are
50 States and Capitals Showdown is an exciting, fast-paced activity for reviewing state names, locations, capitals and/or abbreviations. There are three variations of the basic Showdown game: Find the States Showdown, Name the States Showdown, and States and Capitals Showdown. All three games can be played as a whole class activity, with partners, in cooperative learning teams, or in centers.
Poetry Webinar Replay and Resources Page Thanks for purchasing the professional development webinar, How to Teach Poetry Step by Step. The recording below was edited to remove information that was only relevant during the live webinar. Tips for Viewing the Webinar If you’re watching this on a computer and viewing it
I hope you enjoyed my presentation on how to teach kids to love poetry, even if you don’t! I’ve loaded this page with links to freebies and other resources that will make your next poetry unit easy to teach and fun for your students. Poetry Webinar Handouts Bio Poems Made
Free Poetry Webinar Handouts Before you watch the webinar replay, download the free note-taking handouts. Keep those pages handy during the webinar so you can jot down important tips, strategies, and resources shared during the presentation. Related Webinar Products and Bundles How to Teach Poetry Webinar Pack Poetry Webinar Unit Bundle
 How to Launch a Super School Year Webinar Handouts Before you watch replay, download the free note-taking handouts from my TpT store. Keep those pages handy so you can jot down important tips, strategies, and resources during the presentation. Related Webinar Products and Bundles Back to School Super Start Ebook How
April is National Poetry Month! When you saw those words, what was your first reaction? You might have been thinking, “Yay! I love poetry, and now I have an excuse to teach it!” But more likely you were thinking, “Yikes! Is it that time already? Poetry is so boring and hard
If you’ve ever driven on icy roads, you’ll know just how treacherous they can be. How do road crews make the roads safer for travel? You may have seen them spraying a solution on the roads prior to a big storm, but what exactly is in that mixture and how
Creating a Caring Classroom starts on the very first day of school. One of the most important steps a teacher can take that first week is to establish a warm and caring atmosphere in his or her classroom. You’ll need to build an atmosphere of trust, where students can feel
