Cooperative Learning Seating Options
…the time. How to Choose Students for Each Team The options I described above refer only to your students physical seating arrangements. For more information about how to decide…
…the time. How to Choose Students for Each Team The options I described above refer only to your students physical seating arrangements. For more information about how to decide…
…during the holidays. My students did not know who the family was other than their first names. I sent home a letter explaining the project, and any of my students…
…and I realized that this activity could easily be adapted to the classroom by having students write on the slips of paper first. In fact, this idea would fit perfectly…
…Stephanie Schifini compiled and alphabetized the list. Thanks, Adrienne and Stephanie! If you use this activity with students, I recommend having your own students brainstorm adjectives for books before showing…
…was introduced to the Multi-flow Map for exploring causes and effects. Right then, I had an “ah-ha” moment about how to improve student behavior. I realized that most students who…
…students and work well with many fall-related activities. If you need ready-to-use lessons, activities, and printables to go with these books, check out my November Activities Mini Pack on TpT….
…When students are reading alone, they can turn their chairs to face an empty wall to remove visual distractions. Students can take camp chairs outside to to get comfy when…
…and I explored this topic, I shared how learning about MI theory can impact students in a positive way by empowering them to focus on their strengths. Getting to Know…
Have you heard of Whole Brain Teaching? To keep it simple, I’ll just say it’s an exciting method of delivering instruction that keeps students actively engaged in the learning process….
…of my favorite holiday activities is having students read and follow a recipe to make Christmas Trees from sugar cones, frosting, and small candies. I modified the activity for students…
…level that will help others respond, but don’t reveal too much personal information about your school or students. Ask a Question Later If you don’t have a question right now,…
…12 markers on the numbered squares on their boards in any arrangement they wish. Have them take turns rolling two dice, adding the numbers, and removing all game markers from…
