…implement. If you’re looking for math centers in particular, be sure to check out my resources for implementing math stations or math centers. Cooperative Learning Cooperative learning activities are naturally…
…for the class that uses order of operations correctly. A physical calculator is fine if displayed under a document camera, or you can use an online calculator. Be sure to…
…when presented as a fun activity rather than as a scientific assessment. My Multiple Intelligence Survey for Kids is pretty easy to administer, but because it appears complicated, I created…
…you will be amazed at the number of engineering concepts that can easily be integrated into history, literature, and math. In literature, students could be challenged to: Design a house…
…same color. All horizontal sides are colored one color and vertical sides are colored a different color. In the illustration on the right, all vertical lines are outlined in green…
…take a look at my Talking Sticks Discussion cards shown here. I have also created sets of Talking Sticks question cards based on Common Core Informational Text and Literature Standards…
Raising academic standards is certainly a worthy goal, but sometimes it can have unintended consequences. To find time to teach the rigorous reading and math Common Core standards, many schools…
…I started a regular feature called the Question Connection. To simplify the process, I created a Google Doc form where you can submit a question, and this is also the…
…concepts. In turn, we can use the knowledge that we gain from the IN to create, plan, and manage our small group instruction. We can also use this information to…
…those events. We often face circumstances beyond our control, but that doesn’t necessarily mean we are powerless. In Angela’s words, “The only factor that you have complete control over is…
…a ‘Crunch,’ call _____.” Then staple a mini crunch bar to the card. Teachers love creative stuff like that!) Once you get an interview, send a thank you note to…
…of this post if you’d like to try it! The Selfish Crocodile Using the book The Selfish Crocodile by Michael Terry, we can explore concepts such as counting, doubling, graphing,…
