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Customisable character maker. New and improved (hopefully!) For more colours press the paintbrush. Characters may be used for any personal uses, so long as it is not passed as your own work. Filters and edits may also be added. Enjoy!
(classroomdoodles.com) Enjoy some Name Template Coloring Pages. These are great for your students to have their own coloring page. Just print out the pages below and write in your students names. You can find more...
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A great list of printable patterns so you can do more amazing 3D wood carvings. Excellent for beginners, too.
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These art lessons cover curriculum which Leah taught to students from Transitional kindergarten through 8th grade.
This year, I revised the materials in my reader's notebooks. I'm using a combo of a binder and a notebook for reading workshop this year, and I'm not 100% happy with it. I thought I would share some of what I've been doing. Maybe you can help me tweak. Let me first tell you how I've been working it. In their binder, they have a section for anchor charts and handouts. There's an index where they write the title of the paper so they can see at a glance what they have. It' sort of like a mini version of my anchor chart binder, but they have only the few charts I give the entire class and the ones I give specifically to them as needed during conferencing. There's also a section in their binder to keep track of books they have read, books they want to read, and a genre tracker. Now, the notebook is more of our workhorse. The notebook is where they take notes during mini-lessons, jot their thinking about their independent reading, and write their weekly letter to me for assessment. These are the notebooks I use. I got them at Staples during the ten cent sale. My friends turn their notebooks in one day a week. This way I only have to read 4 or 5 a day rather than all 24 at once. As you can see, orange notebooks are due on Tuesdays. When you open the notebook, you will first find this page: I think the note is pretty clear. Our focus this year is all about thinking deeper about our reading. The next couple of pages give an example of friendly letter format and how to edit/proofread their letter. We edited "idea chart" to read "thinking stems" Next, there are facing pages that have the "thinking stems" we use. A reader had asked me to post a link to these, but I just can't find it. I pulled these pages from a file I've had for a few years. I know I originally found them on the web, but when I tried to find them again this year I couldn't. If you have ever run across these, please let me know where so I can credit the author. This is glued on to the left page of the notebook. The other pages is on the right side. I like them facing each other so they can see it all at once. For some reason, I took two half-page pictures of the other page, Update! (7/22/12) Special thanks to Marilyn who emailed me the link she found for these Thinking Stems. This link should take you to a Word document you can print out. I believe they are from the Calhoun School District, but again not sure. CLICK HERE TO GO TO DOCUMENT. These thinking stems are good for helping my friends who have difficulty coming up with something to write. I used them as a springboard when I modeled writing a reading response letter not just once, but twice for my friends. I will do more modeling of this as time goes on and I expect more from their letters. After these pages, I still have two blank pages. One is for a rubric that I have yet to put in their notebook. That's one of the things I've not yet figured out to my satisfaction. While the kids know what I'm looking for, I want a rubric in their notebook. The problem is I can't find one that fits exactly what I want and I've been too lazy busy to just sit down and make my own. I guess I'm going to have to just do it this weekend. The rest of their notebook is filled with notes from our mini-lessons, their independent writing about their reading, and their weekly reading response letter to me. It's actually all working pretty well so far, but I just have this gnawing feeling that I'm missing something. So, I'm throwing it out there to you! What are you doing with your reading notebooks? What do your friends do with their notebooks? Do you use a rubric? What and how are you assessing them? What's worked for you? By the way, don't forget to ENTER MY THANK YOU GIVE AWAY! There are only about 22 or so entries thus far, so the odds are pretty good! You have also been leaving some great ideas for picture books to use in mini-lessons. Click over and check out the comments. Even if you don't enter, you will get some great picture book suggestions.
This is my second Picrew! Feel free to use it as an icon on any social media. Please do not use it as an NFT or for any profit. All references included are tributes and are not meant to be offensive or for profit; they are purely for fun. If you want to know more about me, you can follow me on my social media: @cbrfufu
Kids will have fun practicing math and literacy activities while learning about the planets in this FREE Solar System Printable Pack for Prek-2nd graders.
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This Awesome Anatomy page focuses on the heart and how it pumps blood to all parts of your body.
We are getting such a great response from our followers on our “Alliteration” link-ups that we have decided to keep doing them. If you have missed it, our first was featured here and was called “School, Sport, Smile”. The second was featured here and was called “Listen, Love, Learn”. As you notice, they all begin with the same letter and at least one word is school related. The link-ups are short and simple and no rules apply. We are wanting to make this a regular event. It is time for another “Alliteration Link-up”. This week we are focusing on the letter M for March. (I can not believe it is March already.) MUSIC- What kind of MUSIC do you like to listen to? Do you have a favorite MUSIC group? MENU- When you go out, what is your favorite item to order from a MENU? MANAGEMENT- What is your best classroom MANAGEMENT tip? What works best for you? How do you MANAGE your literacy stations, math rotations, small groups, and organization tips? I will start..... MUSIC- When I get in my truck, or when I am relaxing or even cooking, I like to listen to country MUSIC. I am a terrible singer! But, I love to bust out in a tune to country music. My favorite country artists are Gary Allen, Eric Church, and Brad Paisley. I love the rock and country in all of them. MENU- One of my favorite places to go is Cheeseburger in Paradise. I order the Sailor Salad or the Calypso Chicken Salad each time I go. Yum!! The fresh fruit and almonds in the Calypso Chicken Salad are FABULOUS!! MANAGEMENT- There are so many phrases that I use in my kindergarten classroom. I always say a phrase and have my students either answer with a different phrase or echo what I had already said. I also use Whole Brain Teaching- 5 Classroom Rules. 1. Follow directions quickly. 2. Raise your hand for permission to speak. 3. Raise your hand for permission to leave your seat. 4. Make smart choices. 5. Keep your dear teacher happy. I recently updated my Attention Grabbers Behavior Management packet to include "index card size" printables too. I had several requests to make them smaller. I use them all the time. Classroom management in my classroom revolves around most of the sayings in this packet. I have shared many times in many posts how much these help minimize distraction, get students focused, and helps with control of the classroom. I also have a FREEBIE for all of you that are state testing right now. Click the picture below or here to link to the freebie. I am attaching these to Ring Pops for the 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders taking the ISTEP test in our school this week. Thank you for linking up and remember to check back regularly as we will be making this an on-going link-up. There is also a giveaway going on at Scribble Doodle and Draw. Be sure to hop on over and check it out. Endless Possibilities, Stephanie, Stephany, and Kathi
Biography Anastasiya Berthier (born December 25, 1995) is a beautiful lady who is art-personified. Standing at 5 feet tall, she…
Our exploration of Art History at a preschool-level! And there's plenty for grown ups to learn and enjoy too!
Jennifer Lawrence is an American actress who has got a bit of a beauty chameleon. she rocks with her new and trendy hairstyles to experience much more pretty with fashion.
This collection of color schemes and color palettes are inspired by winter. Click to see them all and find some cool color inspiration!
So, we’re half-way through our work week and I felt that sharing the ADHD Diet sheet would be a good idea to try and get everyone through to Friday. Like I mentioned in this post, my husband …
Learn the right wedding poses; the secret behind some of the best wedding photography out there. Come check them out!
Wanting to blur a background or move your subject to a new one? This tutorial will show you how to mask hair and blur or change backgrounds in Photoshop!
Hello, all you rockin' teachers! I'm here again with another cool theme you could do in your classrooms this year! Grab your guitars and p...
You know that satisfaction of something unexpectedly fit perfectly inside something else? Well, buckle up.
Went to the Seahawk game yesterday and had a lot of fun. These aren't the seats we were in but I wanted to get this shot of downtown and the game. Find more Mike Fiechtner Photography at: Website / Blog / Facebook / Formspring
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