How to Get Started with Boom Cards
Whether you’ll be starting the school year online, in the classroom, or both, one of your biggest challenges will be finding digital resources that can be adapted for the new…
Whether you’ll be starting the school year online, in the classroom, or both, one of your biggest challenges will be finding digital resources that can be adapted for the new…
…Water Cycle Task Cards A great way to help kids identify examples of condensation, evaporation, and precipitation in everyday life is with my Parts of the Water Cycle Task Cards…
…joined together. These gentlemen are modeling when sets are separated… subtraction. These lovely ladies are demonstrating comparing sets Of course, when comparing sets, you subtract! It’s easy to come up…
…a sixth grade teacher, almost half of my class had no idea how to divide. Worse, they had no idea what division was or when to use it. Of course…
…fact, I would have sworn that it wasn’t possible. During my 30 years as an elementary educator, my passion for teaching translated into unbelievably long hours, 7 days a week,…
…period, I pulled out the papers and checked off the names of those who had turned in their work. It was easy to see whose work was missing, and I…
…adjectives throughout the week. When they have found as many as possible, reveal your words and compare the two lists. After students complete their worksheets, arrange them on the bulletin…
…Day, the Easy Way, but after reading Mathematical Mindsets, I knew it was time to update that presentation with these new research-based practices. I asked Dr. Boaler for permission to…
…of 30 minutes. Although it sounds easy, trust me, it isn’t! I am continually surprised at the different ideas students generate to solve this problem. Students, by nature, are creative…
…a voice-recording app built in. Parents, older siblings, or grandparents can use that app to record themselves reading picture books, magazine articles, poems, a chapter in a chapter book, etc….
Episode 7 Summary When students have trouble working together, it’s often because they lack the social skills needed to interact effectively with others. Fortunately, social skills can be taught just…
…with our first grade buddy class, have extra computer time, etc.) You can use the stickers to reward anything like attendance, getting homework done, having good behavior all week, etc….
