Adding a math word wall to your bulletin board is a great use of empty space. In this post are photos of high school math word walls for algebra, geometry and algebra 2.
This eye-catching bulletin board poster is perfect for any math classroom! Help your students memorize square roots and perfect squares and add to your cute classroom decor!
This bulletin board focuses on critical executive functioning skills: Planning, organization, time management, working memory, metacognition, self-control, attention, flexibility, and perseverance. Display these posters to provide reminders for your students! Strong executive functioning skills are the foundation for what allows students to be truly independent in school and in their lives outside of school. While some students learn these skills quite easily, numerous children and young adults require explicit instruction in these skills in order to learn and apply them to their lives. Having a visual reminder in your classroom can help you explicitly teach these skills to your students. Skills targeted include: Planning Organization Task Initiation Time Management Working Memory Metacognition Self-Control Attention Flexibility Perseverance This is especially helpful for middle and high school grades. Special education teachers, regular education teachers, homeroom teachers, and other support professionals could use this to encourage executive functioning skills. Note that both color and black/white options are included! Buy a Bundle and SAVE Over 20%! { Executive Functioning MEGA BUNDLE } Target executive functioning and study skills necessary for academic success at the middle and high school level. The bundle includes over 300 pages full of lessons, templates, and workbook pages to teach study strategies and ways to improve executive functioning skills. It includes ALL of my executive functioning and study skills materials in one place. Follow Me! { Click here to follow my store! } Tips for Customers: If you have questions, please contact me through Q & A and I'll get back to you as soon as I can! Please consider leaving feedback on this resource to receive TpT credits! I always strive for 5 stars and love hearing your feedback. Follow my store for notifications about new resources and freebies. Terms of Use: © Pathway 2 Success. One license is for the classroom/personal use for one educator and their students. Materials may not be shared with other educators without the purchase of extra licenses. Materials may not be posted on the Internet where they can be publicly accessed. Personal and classroom use only. Please see full terms of use for more information. Disclaimer: These resources are for supplementary support/education purposes and are not a replacement for education or other necessary supports. Educators, parents, and others who utilize these materials are encouraged to seek out additional support, as needed.
This eye-catching bulletin board poster is perfect for any math classroom! Help your students memorize square roots and perfect squares and add to your cute classroom decor!
Whether it’s a toy-related conflict, a tough math equation, or negative peer pressure, kids of ALL ages face problems and challenges on a daily basis. Use these effective strategies and activities to teach your children and preteens important problem-solving skills.
Here is a collection of eight class discussion techniques to structure classroom discussion and ensure all students' equal participation.
Are you looking for a poster that shows the 4 different types of slope? In this post I link a free slope poster to download and add to an algebra word wall. Recently updated slope guy with a color and also black and white version.
In a performance and proficiency based classroom, students coming from traditional classroom needs some guidance. Musicuento uses an example of a “Talking about a taco” to show the diff…
Pronoun practice thats meaningful for kids. Create a pronoun patch bulletin board as a whole class anchor chart and play fun themed pronoun games.
INTEGERS RULES POSTER - Set of 4 posters, Math Classroom Decor, Algebra Bulletin Ideas, Digital Download Welcome to the world of integers with this comprehensive Integers Rules Poster Set! This set of four educational posters is perfect for math classrooms, providing a visual and engaging way to teach and reinforce the concept of signed numbers. Each poster in the set beautifully illustrates different aspects of integers and their rules, making it easier for students to grasp and remember these fundamental principles. With eye-catching designs and clear explanations, these posters are a must-have resource for both teachers and students. D I G I T A L - D O W N L O A D These prints are digital downloads. It gives you option to simply download, print, frame or send your files to be printed professionally! You will receive 20 high resolution .PNG files (300 dpi) in the sizes: -> International Paper Size - A3 -> International Paper Size - A4 -> 11 x 14’’ -> 8.5 x 11’’ -> 8 x 10’’ Prints will be available for download after purchase. WHY TO CHOOSE A DIGITAL PRINTABLE POSTER ? ● You can decide for yourself what to do with the file – how to print and how to frame it. ● Instant download! You get the product right after your purchase. ● You receive prints with 300 ppi (.png files) - this means high quality. ● No extra costs! You do not pay for shipping or printing. For HELP with DIGITAL DOWNLOADS, please go to the Etsy help article https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115013328108-Downloading-a-Digital-Item P L E A S E - N O T E ! Due to different monitor and printer settings: colors may be different than they appear on your screen. Due to different sizes the proportions of elements may be slightly different, depending on size of the poster. All prints are sold as digital downloads only. All prints are for personal and non-commercial use only. Files are for the purchasing customer to use only. No commercial license is granted. You cannot sell posters and files commercially You may not resell or redistribute the artwork (poster / design), whether money is made or not. You may not claim the artwork as your own. Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for visiting SmartOwlPrints! © All Rights Reserved Artwork by SmartOwlPrints
Different situations call for different leadership styles. Learning and using multiple types of leadership styles will transform you into a stronger leader.
Every great reader has their beginnings in sounding out words!
What a chemistry activity for kids? Learn the Periodic Table of Elements with kids in a fun way by playing the Periodic Table Battleship game!
These Volume & Surface Area Formulas Classroom Poster are perfect for teachers to remind students of the order of operations. Create an amazing bulletin board with this resource. This is a great addition to supplement a homeschool math curriculum. This is also a great way to practice math divisibility facts at home or at school. Math for kids, Educational poster, Numeracy, Classroom Wall Art Poster, Printable, digital download This print your own poster is formatted for a standard 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper, but can be printed up to 12" x 16" without loss in quality. The PDF files contains all of the posters shown in the preview image. Note: Every printer is configured different so the colors on screen may not print exactly as shown on your printer.
These activities for Algebra, Geometry, & middle school make great stations or critical thinking puzzles. I created these for easy differentiation, and really loved them. They turned out to be durabl
Educational Classroom Posters From Forde Ferrier Introduce Students To Common Tools That Are Critical To Their Educational Development.
Relationships are at the heart of all we do as teachers. Knowing how to build positive relationships with students is a cornerstone teaching skill. If you think back to the teachers you had who really influenced you in a positive way and had an impact on your learning you will probably not remember the content of what they taught you. What you will remember is the way they treated you, how you felt in their class and the types of interactions you had.
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This PEMDAS Order of Operations Bulletin Board Poster is the perfect classroom decor for any 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th Grade Math Class!
This is an info sheet of everything students need to know about quadrilaterals. Great for interactive notebooks or in a sleeve in student binders. I have used it with great success with my 3rd through 6th grade students. Also included are a notes sheet and a quiz.
Are you looking for a poster that shows the 4 different types of slope? In this post I link a free slope poster to download and add to an algebra word wall. Recently updated slope guy with a color and also black and white version.
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Domain and range intervention! Teaching domain and range in special education
Mrs. Seddighzadeh’s, 1st grade teacher at Canyon Ridge Elementary in San Antonio, recently had her students complete a descriptive writing project using a combination of tools. After reading…
Students will learn all about the five different energy types with this Forms of Energy Printable. It can be printed in color or black and white. You may choose to project it during a lesson or print it for student notebooks and/or your bulletin board. Forms of Energy Printable
Voice O Meter Template (Large 13×20″ Printable Poster PDF, Word Doc & Letter size PDF) Help manage the voice levels in your classroom! Includes a fully editable download -Word Voice o Meter Template
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Looking for awesome shapes worksheets for kindergarten and games to use in your classroom? This pack is filled with hands-on activities and no-prep worksheets to help children learn about and use shapes.
Classroom Memes Posters, Teacher Memes: Your favorite teacher memes in higher-quality .png, .pdf, and .pptx files for printing and display. Editable and in letter (8.5 x 11), legal (8.5 x 14), and 10x14 sizes. NOW includes both an EDITABLE PDF and EDITABLE PPTX (Powerpoint) file, so you can customize them! This IS included in the following mega bundle: ALL of my BACK TO SCHOOL RESOURCES GROWING BUNDLE. One of my favorite ways to connect with students is through memes. Whether they are sarcastic, witty, or silly, students enjoy the humor. You can display these high-quality images in your classroom, school, library, etc. Use the images to decorate your classroom or as part of a back-to-school classroom procedure presentation. Read more on my blogs (links in the preview and below) to see how you can use memes in class. Double the Memes! Recently Updated with NEW images for a total of 134 meme images and over 70 editable memes--just type and print! UPDATED for COVID-related memes pertaining to mask-wearing, hand-washing, and social distancing. >>> Please be aware that some images are more suitable for high school students. Please use your own discretion before purchasing. >>> When downloading, PLEASE BE PATIENT. The file is extremely large (almost 1GB), so it will take several minutes or more to download. If you unzip the folder before it is finished downloading, you may have a corrupt or incomplete file. Just re-download it and wait before unzipping. Thank you! Additional meme activities and resources: End of the Year Memes Activity: Advice to Future Students/Classes Meme Activity BUNDLE! Presentations, Activities, Editable Meme Activity for Icebreaker, Literature, History, Careers, Sociology Meme Activity "Some ECard" for Icebreaker, Bell Ringer, Exit Slip Socratic Seminar Questions "Y U No" Meme Activity Bell Ringer, Exit Slip Created by Tracee Orman Mrs. Orman's Classroom READ MORE ABOUT USING MEMES IN CLASS: Five Ways to Use Memes in Class Meme Assignments Your Students Will Love I created all of the images using iWork (Mac) Pages application and Adobe Photoshop. The base images are used via fair use for transformative images and public domain. The final works are copyright © Tracee Orman. The images are NOT for commercial use. They are for educational and personal use only. Key words: memes, teacher memes, classroom memes, back-to-school, first day, class rules, first week, editable, posters, classroom decor, humor, grumpy cat, Beyonce, funny, student memes
This Social Emotional Learning Poster Bundle contains 10 unique SEL posters that are perfect for your classroom, school counseling office, school bulletin boards, or even home! Each poster offers visual supports to remind students of ways to practice self-regulation, coping tools, positive self-talk, growth mindset, conflict resolution, mindfulness, and more. The Poster Topics Included Are: ✔ How Are You Feelings Today? ✔ Trauma Sensitive Classroom Rules ✔ Strategies to Focus & Pay Attention In Class ✔ Mindfulness ✔ Conflict Resolution ✔ Stress Management ✔ Growth Mindset ✔ Anger Management ✔ Coping Statements ✔ Reframing Thoughts Each Poster Set Comes With: ☀️2-3 different printing options: color with frame, color without frame, and black and white. ☀️ Files sized for 8.5"X 11" and 18"X24" printing. ☀️ Make-Your-Own Collage Poster Art Activity (Feelings Poster comes with a Feelings Check-In Form)
5 questions teachers too often forget to ask themselves while planning that can increase engagement and improve classroom management.
Creepy crawly spiders! Heights! The dark! These are some common top fears to name a few, and if you're anything like me, heck, you're not too fond of any of those three. But do you know what the number one fear is? The one that outweighs all others? Glossophobia. (Cue the eery music) Dun, da, dun! Now before we get all panicked and shriek in horror, what exactly is this dreadful phobia? In layman's terms--the fear of public speaking. Even if you don't personally suffer from glossophobia, you probably have experienced some type of symptoms like a racing heart, sweaty palms, dry mouth, or some type of mild anxiety before speaking in front of others. So how do we get better at communicating in a group setting, and how do we prepare our students, even at a young age, to do this? Like other academic skills, how to participate in a discussion is something that needs to be taught explicitly. When I was early in my teaching career, whole class discussion typically consisted of me asking the questions while my students provided the answers. Sure, the questions were good, and by good, I mean the kinds of questions that were open-ended and required critical thinking. But still, I was the one that was doing all the leading. I was doing all the asking. I was doing all the steering. I was the driver if you will. Now instead imagine a classroom where the students are the ones in the driver's seat. The students are the ones asking the questions AND providing the answers. The students are the ones steering the discussion. Over my years of teaching, I have learned (and am still learning!) to "release control," and recently, I envisioned a classroom where student-led discussion was the norm. Thus, began my quest of how to make this happen. If I wanted my students to truly lead the discussion in my classroom, then I would need to give them the skills and tools to be able to do this. This is where gradual release comes into play. Gradual release is the process in which you basically pass the baton slowly from teacher to student as students gain independence with a particular skill or concept. Here's how it works. 1) You teach the skill directly. This involves direct instruction and modeling. 2) You involve students in the process while you still support. This is often referred to as guided instruction. For example, for a math lesson involving the steps of solving a story problem, you now do a few story problems "together." 3) You give students independent practice time with the skill while you provide feedback, both affirming and adjusting (i.e. "I see you drew a picture to help you solve the problem, great job choosing a strategy. Let's double check your addition in the tens place...") . 4) You wrap up the lesson by clearing up misconceptions, going over answers from independent work, and perhaps informally assessing students through say an exit ticket or cold calling with popsicle sticks. In sum, you go from "me" to "we" to "you." So I thought, why couldn't this process be used for teaching student-led discussion? Using the idea of gradual release, I broke down teaching student-led discussion into the six steps below: The outline above involves starting in baby steps. First, introduce students to discussion stems. It is best to only start with a few at a time as well as to choose more concrete stems to begin with like, "I have a question..." or "I agree/disagree with..." first. These stems give students the language they need to jump into the discussion both in the format of asking a question as well as replying with a comment or relevant thought. I have designed 16 meaningful discussion stem posters for students to refer to. The posters come in three different sizes, one perfect for hanging up on your classroom walls, one perfect to put on a ring and use for a small group, and one perfect for students to use as their individual resource. Second, have students begin with less-academic, more fun topics vs. essential questions that require critical thinking. The goal here is that students can initially focus mostly on their communication skills vs. having to delve into deep thinking. Of course, once students have had ample practice learning the process of student-led discussion, then by all means dive head first into critical thinking guided by your academic units! For teaching student-led discussion with juicy yet "easy" topics that hook students' interest, I created 20 discussion starters to use. Third, give students time to write down their thinking and plan out what they are going to say about the topic rather than making them think and speak on the spot. I created some planning templates that can be used for any topic or essential question so that they can be used for meaty academic topics too. (P.S. They are editable so that I can type in my topic or essential question and make as many copies as I need!! Whoopee!!) Fourth, set clear expectations before you start the student-led discussion such as what respectful listening looks like. Teach, model, and have students model these expectations so that you are setting students up for success. Fifth, give students a goal as to how many times to speak and over time, increase it. For example, for the very first practice, you might say something like, "Today, everyone needs to speak at least one time. You may participate by asking a question, making a comment, or responding to someone else's comment. If you want to participate more than one time in the discussion, you may." Here's a rubric that can help students self-monitor and self-evaluate their communication skills. Sixth, the very first time students practice student-led discussion, participate as the teacher as needed, calling on students who may need some encouragement. Over time, you will participate less and less until not at all! I made some recording sheets as an assessment tool to give students feedback, celebrate sutdents' successes, and support students in making growth in their communication skills. They come in different forms where I can record specific discussion stems students used or just in general whether students asked a question or made a comment. I also made them different sizes--one for whole class, one for small group. (PPS These are editable too so that student names can be typed directly on the sheet!) The key to this whole process is baby steps. You want students to feel safe, encouraged, and confident, and the way to do this is to give students the tools they need up front and then release them slowly towards independence. To see this "How to Teach Meaningful Student-Led Discussion Pack" in detail, click on the image below! With the resources in this pack, your students certainly will not suffer from glossophobia as you create a safe and welcoming environment where students lead the discussion as your norm. Now as calming other fears like spiders... Good luck! :)
