The Question Connection: Advice from Real Teachers
…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…
…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…
…number of personal growth books about the impact of positive thinking on one’s life, but I had never seen those concepts applied to the teaching practice. When the book arrived,…
…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…
…each problem. This can be as simple or complex as you like, so long as it uses elements of the story. Below are several examples that I’ve used with my…
…Find Math Task Cards You can find math task cards for this activity in here in my TpT store. You’ll find links to sets of task cards as well as…
…share. 2. Discuss The Man Who Walked Between the Towers You can use the set of question cards shown below to discuss the book with your students. Because of the…
…the computer by working in cooperative learning teams. Students in teams can put their heads together to come up with a word to beat the computer. Call on each team…
…tried even when it was tough! That’s called “perseverance”. Can anyone else think of a time you “persevered” when things were tricky for you? Getting better at infusing vocabulary into…
…http://carolwooten.weebly.com/science-night/; however, remember that the list is not cookie-cutter. It can be adapted to meet the needs of various schools. Develop a school team of interested members and delegate a…
…smart choices” is marvelously general, addressing every decision a child (or adult!) can make. Rule 4 can be applied to any issue not covered by the first three rules. So,…
…or the rectangular ones. I love Julia’s boards because they are 2-sided and can be customized with different surfaces. You can choose between an unlined surface, handwriting lines, graph paper,…
