5 Engaging Ways to Introduce New Content
…nice selection of author interviews. Use resources like YouTube, BrainPOP, BrainPOP Jr. (both free and paid versions available) and Scholastic Study Jams (great for math and science and completely free!)…
…nice selection of author interviews. Use resources like YouTube, BrainPOP, BrainPOP Jr. (both free and paid versions available) and Scholastic Study Jams (great for math and science and completely free!)…
…always prepared for me and others didn’t seem to know how to use me. How not to use an interventionist: As a babysitter. I often entered a classroom to hear…
…use the game on St. Patrick’s Day, but you can always use it later in the week or even next year. After I get feedback from teachers who use the…
…to use this game with your students, you can grab it for free here on TpT. If that link doesn’t work, you can sign up for my Candler’s Classroom Connections…
Advice from Real Teachers Series When you teach hands-on lessons and use active engagement strategies, it goes without saying that you MUST have an effective quiet signal! You’ll use it…
…can use these points to get dozens of free books and other resources for your classroom. In this episode, I describe a goal-setting strategy that resulted in my class earning…
…games and activities is absolutely FREE! The March Math Toolbox freebie includes 20 math resources from over a dozen teachers and bloggers. These resources include activities for Pi Day and…
…collection of resources that are sure to “spark” learning! Free Sparky Fire Safety Resources Have you visited Sparky.org or SparkySchoolHouse.org? Sparky the Fire Dog® is the official mascot of the…
…one with a corresponding area in the brain. He used terms like “mathematical-logical,” “bodily-kinesthetic,” and “visual-spatial” to describe these intelligences, but many educators have adopted the more kid-friendly terms shown…
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…use either my free Bio Poems Made Easy activity or my Character Bio Reports lesson to study a conservation leader, such as President Theodore Roosevelt, Rachel Carson, or Jane Goodall….
…you’re welcome to use it with your students, too. But before you do, please watch the video below to learn how to use the survey appropriately. In the video, I…
