Task Card Talk: 6 Strategies to Boost Learning
…after each card. Mix-Freeze-Pair Students mix around the room and stop when the teacher says, “Freeze.” Next, students find a partner and pair up. Then the teacher displays a task…
…after each card. Mix-Freeze-Pair Students mix around the room and stop when the teacher says, “Freeze.” Next, students find a partner and pair up. Then the teacher displays a task…
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…be involved in the learning. Laura L. Letts-Wright: Have a parking lot. A place where students can post their questions that the teacher can answer later. Students can place sticky…
…be awarded to classroom teachers. Physical prizes will need to be shipped to a school address, and winners will be asked to provide shipping information to the prize sponsor. Honoring…
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…top. If you have an uneven number of students or if someone is absent, write your own name at the top of one printable and take part in the activity….
Teaching measurement can seem like such a struggle. Even when you provide plenty of opportunities for kids to practice with hands-on activities, they just don’t seem to catch on. It…
…partner. Planning—find a recipe and plan a meal. Then figure out the cost of the items. Graphing and Data—use the prices or types of items as data to create tables,plots,…
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…handle this activity as a partner assignment in a literacy center. Younger students would probably need a teacher assistant or parent volunteer to administer this assessment one-on-one. Classroom Goal Setting…
…day has gone, and the student takes it home his or her parents to sign. If parents will set up simple incentives, like allowing the child to stay up late…
…problems. Advanced Planning – Very Important! When you plan an active engagement lesson that has the potential for excessive noise and off-task behavior, think of a back-up assignment to use…
