Spelling Stories – Creativity Unleashed!
…students’s needs. I allowed them to change the form of the word slightly, such as making it plural, changing the verb tense, and so on. Use at least 10 of…
…students’s needs. I allowed them to change the form of the word slightly, such as making it plural, changing the verb tense, and so on. Use at least 10 of…
Do your students groan when it’s time for spelling? Spelling might be an important subject, but it doesn’t usually inspire a passion for learning! But that might change if you…
…is still free, too! The big question is how to find those freebies now. If you want to know the backstory behind the change, keep reading. If you just want…
…time. Just create a generic lunch count question with up to 4 responses and change the lunch choices each day. If you make it part of your daily routine to…
…not know that matter changes its state when it’s heated or cooled as shown in the diagram on the right. I added this diagram to the Condensation Investigation freebie because…
…come together as a strong team of ONE, We’ve rebuilt our lives, and we’re get things done! They say that when change happens, it makes everyone grow. Our pain is…
…used this system with great success for over 10 years. Create your own bulletin board with numbered pockets or purchase Go for Green Stoplight Management System which includes all the…
…single experiment. Instead, they repeat the experiment many times, and they are careful to change only one part of the experiment (the variable) while keeping everything else the same. They…
About the only thing we can count on in education is that something is always changing! Our society changes, technology changes, our students are changing, and as a result, the…
…to change the model so you are meeting with them, at least at first. You can teach them strategies like using Talking Sticks to equalize participation, and eventually they will…
…have it in Word form, so you’ll have to create your own version if you want to change it.Cooperative learning lessons are terrific for teaching kids to work together, but…
…new teams, and sometimes they didn’t want to change teams after they read the comments from their teammates! If you want to do this activity later in the year, you…
