Appointment Clock Buddies: Make an Appointment for Learning!
…they walk quietly around the room. After 10 or 15 seconds, give a signal (clap, chimes, buzzer, bell, etc.) and ask your students to “freeze.” Ask everyone to pair up…
…they walk quietly around the room. After 10 or 15 seconds, give a signal (clap, chimes, buzzer, bell, etc.) and ask your students to “freeze.” Ask everyone to pair up…
…complex problems that include multiple operations, parentheses, exponents. After watching my students struggle with order of operations, I developed a simple lesson that worked every time. As a result, my…
…solutions visually. Visual representations can involve pictures, illustrations, objects, charts, or diagrams. I’ll use the two Apple Peeling Challenge problems described in Part One to illustrate my points. Normally, it’s…
…strategies, share innovative instructional approaches, help each other find curriculum resources, ask advice about situations they’re facing at school, and so on. If you’re interested in joining, click over to…
…and I’ll also pin your graphic and images. It would also be wonderful if you let your fans know via Facebook, Twitter, your own blog, Pinterest boards, etc. Guest Blogging…
…transpiration, condensation, precipitation, and run-off! Those containers were a super way to give students hands-on experience creating a water cycle. It was wonderful to be able to have something concrete…
…with the video like an online quiz and several activity pages. But I wanted to create a few more items to include cooperative learning lessons, vocabulary practice, and discussion cards….
I recently served as a math tutor for 3 days and worked with 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students on time and measurement. I had never taught 3rd grade, so…
…students complete it online, they can submit it to you privately the way they would submit any assignment. To learn more about International Pay It Forward Day, you can visit…
…organizer above based on her idea. When I first shared this activity online, Facebook fans helped me brainstorm adjectives to describe books. We came up with 99 different adjectives, and…
…easy and fun, and my kids loved looking through all of the scrapbooks from years past. Each student created one page in the scrapbook, and we had a design contest…
…islands with the class, they have to explain how those landforms might have been formed. We read books about weathering, erosion, and deposition, and even take walks outside to observe…
