Teaching with Dry Erase Boards
…group setting, in small groups, or in centers. You’ll also find lots of management tips in the packet, too. My students loved using boys’ black socks for erasers, and we…
…group setting, in small groups, or in centers. You’ll also find lots of management tips in the packet, too. My students loved using boys’ black socks for erasers, and we…
…the activity up in a math center, demonstrate what to do, and rotate groups through that center. You’ll also need a measuring tape and a ruler for each group. Decide…
…is not very effective. And it isn’t much better to offer group rewards or threaten group punishments. Yes, these can be a part of your classroom management plan, but individual…
…First we just read the poem out loud. Then we reread the poem and discussed vocabulary words. Finally we analyzed the poem as a whole group and recorded the information…
…of engagement. Something as simple as being able to ‘scoot’ within the group kept kids engaged as they were anxious to make their way around their table group. My students…
…to take on challenges. Today’s Question Taylor is a fan of the Teaching Resources Facebook page who asked, “I’m working with a great group of gifted students. The only problem…
…answer. But these discussions don’t really qualify as cooperative learning because group members are not participating equally. Recharge & Write Math Problem Solving Freebie To address this situation, I developed…
…for Getting Students’ Attention Join the Conversation on Facebook If you’d like to discuss attention signals with other educators, head over to the Inspired Teaching Podcast Conversations group on Facebook…
…Facebook group for upper elementary teachers who want to share math mindset strategies and who want to support each other on this journey. I’m also hoping we can collaborate to…
…Join the Conversation on Facebook If you’d like to discuss ideas for teaching with children’s magazines, head over to the Inspired Teaching Podcast Conversations group on Facebook and click on…
…for working together, head over to the Inspired Teaching Podcast Conversations group on Facebook and click on Unit 7 to find the discussion questions. If you haven’t joined the group…
…out how to connect several students via headphone adapters connected together. I assigned one student in each group the role of “Audio Captain” who would start and stop the audio…
