20 Tips for Motivating Gifted Kids to THINK!
…to take on challenges. Today’s Question Taylor is a fan of the Teaching Resources Facebook page who asked, “I’m working with a great group of gifted students. The only problem…
…to take on challenges. Today’s Question Taylor is a fan of the Teaching Resources Facebook page who asked, “I’m working with a great group of gifted students. The only problem…
…First, fill out the online Google Doc application form. Next, click over to the Upper Elementary Teacher Connection Facebook group and click the Join button at the top. I do…
…many literacy lessons as well. Here are a few quick thoughts about where you could go with this topic. Please share your ideas, too! Read informational text. Begin by having…
…everything for free.” If you agree, I understand why you might feel that way. Really, I do. I used to feel that way, too, before I discovered the true cost…
…I’ve been trying to figure out the best way to use the game online for several weeks without any luck. I finally gave up today, and I almost trashed the…
…work and home is a very important thing to do. Takes some time! Good luck on your journey as an educator. Allie Kaul -You set the tone every day. Joell…
…was using in my classroom didn’t fit any of the structure descriptions. I contacted Dr. Kagan and explained the steps of the activity. After we talked it over, he agreed…
…that the entire thing gets filled it. It is 36 cubic units. We then count the marshmallows on the length, the width, and the height. Multiply them together, and you…
…since it involves estimation and hands-on measurement. The activity is designed as cooperative learning lesson that requires students to work together to complete the team task. What You’ll Need To…
…or graphs. Measurement problem solving—decide what unit of measurement would beused for each item. Make a list of how much of each unit you want to buy. Geometry—identify any 3D…
…in featuring you as a guest blogger. Thanks! ~ Laura Blog Posts should include ….. strategies, teaching tips, advice, or whatever would appeal to elementary teachers in grades 2 through…
…online resources, a book source, and an interview for added information. They are making visuals of their material to share at the end of the week. We are just finishing…
