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…Most of my students received an award, but there were always some who didn’t receive anything at all. Typically these children were the very ones who had struggled all year…
…practice their sentence-writing skills by learning how to revise and expand kernel sentences. This activity should be modeled in a whole group or guided literacy group first, and older children…
…to Give Genuine Compliments One powerful strategy for fostering appreciation for others is to teach students how to give and receive genuine compliments. Some children might not have any experience…
…a kid-friendly version of the game for educators and parents who want to teach it to children. Wordle Wiz is played by the same rules as Wordle, but the teacher…
…for your class. The Dot is a simple book, but it’s definitely one with a message to share. Actually, it has several important messages. Children will be able to relate…
…Design Studio. Finding a balance between school, raising two children, and being creative is important to her. Part of that balance is found while “being techie” on her laptop and…
…through higher education, including gifted education and exceptional children. She has recently started a new business called BrickEd on the Move that offers camps, field trips, and events based on…
…needy family in the community (not at our school). I tried to find a family with several children who was having a difficult time and who could use our help…
…different types of connections: text to text, text to self, and text to world. Children are often taught to recognize and distinguish between these three, so I created a printable…
…students; most elementary children think that if they perform an experiment one time, the results are “proof” that their hypothesis is correct. However, scientists don’t draw conclusions based on a…
…teacher supposed to say when a kid easily masters every concept? Yet problems arise when children spend the first 10 years of their lives being told they are smart, and…
