The Ancient Secret for Wise Decisions
…the playground. Shame! Try saying something like this to your class (with WBT techniques, of course): “We’re going to talk about Rule 4, making smart choices, on the playground. To…
…the playground. Shame! Try saying something like this to your class (with WBT techniques, of course): “We’re going to talk about Rule 4, making smart choices, on the playground. To…
…the toothpaste comes out of the tube, you cannot get it all back in. This is much like a put-down or rude comment. Once a put-down comes out of my…
…with a poem that talks about how we are like crayons, all different colors but together we make a complete picture. Kathy Wylie – Have the class write down each…
…a terrific job capturing before and after images of the Edible Earth Rounds activity. If you’d like to see more of her work, check out Amy Candler Photography at www.amycandler.com!…
…Find out how to get started with academic content in reading, math, spelling, writing, science, and social studies Click here to download these free note-taking handouts. Professional Development Options I…
…who would be arriving in the fall. As a class, we used the graphic organizer shown on the right to brainstorm ideas in three areas: academics, advice, and activities. (Download…
…was demonstrating how to use MrOwl in your role as an educational professional and how to use it in your classroom with students. Teachers, Help MrOwl Help YOU! One thing…
…of these “task card talk” strategies. Pairs Solve & Compare Students work with a partner to solve problems or answer questions on task cards. They compare and discuss their answers…
…to understand why it’s so important to learn strategies that will drastically reduce the amount of time you spend working. Let’s get back to that goal of improving your physical…
…and “sweeping” it around the room. Within moments, data will appear on your device to show who answered the problem correctly and who still needs help. That same data will…
…are compatible with MI theory. To provide a bit of context, Dr. Dweck found that praising kids for being “smart” is actually detrimental to their self-esteem and hinders them from…
…treasures they found. Anthony was fascinated with dried corn husks, and he wrote this beautiful comparison poem about what he observed. The Worst of Poetry Not everyone has been lucky…
