Solve ‘n Switch: Partner Activity for Math Task Cards
…own card. Next, they switch task cards and solve the new problem. Finally, they share, check, and discuss their answers. They repeat the steps with two new cards. For more…
…own card. Next, they switch task cards and solve the new problem. Finally, they share, check, and discuss their answers. They repeat the steps with two new cards. For more…
…summer! Michelle Pendergast – I changed grades and schools to combat this! Susan Braun – Read some inspiration. Check out some blogs with cool ideas. Find a passion you want…
…about uncomfortable things really helps students to become better versions of themselves and leads to happier learners. Happier learners are more efficient learners. Check out this link from Edutopia on…
…year is not the same as who they are at the end. Then, use the chart as a reference tool: Before surprising the class with a special treat, check out…
…and learn to consider the needs of others! To help your students celebrate, I created this fun FREE printable. Click HERE to download this freebie, and then check out the…
…envelopes and paper clip the check-off sheet to the front of each stack for easy grading. Differentiation can be a challenge, but often it sounds a lot scarier than…
…at a Catholic school in the suburbs of Philadelphia. She enjoys introducing her young students to global connections through video conferencing, blogging, and global projects. Check out her blog here. …
…pints, or quarts to their gallon buckets. The first to fill his or her bucket is the winner! If you teach customary measurement, be sure to check out Customary Measurement…
…you plan to include in YOUR handbook?If you’re short on time, check out my newest teaching resource, a collection of editable files that make it easy to create your own…
…consider how much energy a reader wastes when he or she has to slowly decode every word in a passage. To help my 5th graders improve their oral reading fluency,…
…words and their spelling. I loved watching teams of two work together and brainstorm and then check the word wall or their “quick words” for correct spelling. Having to find…
…to check it out now! I wish I could have joined the 40 Hour Teacher Workweek Club when I was teaching. My target number would have been higher than 40,…
