Here's a fun freebie for you to go with your vocabulary instruction. (Click on the picture to snag it.) I use this with my Algebra Unit, but it will work for any subject. Just have students choose one of their vocabulary words. Then have them morph the vocabulary word into a zoo animal. Poster paper and a rubric is provided in this freebie.This would make a great activity for your GT students, too. If you have time, please leave me some feedback. Thanks! I use this activity as a fast finsher's project during our Zoo-quation Adventure. At the end of my Algebra Unit, students work through several Algebra puzzles as a team. This is lots of fun for the students and great practice for perseverance. Click on the cover to grab a copy! Students travel through the zoo solving problems and searching for clues to solve duck's quack ups. They work together as a cooperative team in their quest to persevere. Zooquation student teams solve various mathematical puzzles earning keys. Your students learn algebraic skills and the value of addition, subtraction, and logic, while having the enjoyment of discovering the magic of mathematical puzzles.
Teachers, welcome to the start of August! If you’re anything like the three of us, this is the time when your mind is racing with new ideas and your heart is inspired by all of the possibilities of the new year. You’re feverishly scanning Pinterest and looting the Target Dollar Spot as often as possible.…
Magic Theme : birds hung with fishing line from ceiling
I am a huge believer in sight word memorization. When kids learn sight words, reading becomes (gasp!) easier. And let's be real, if it's not such a struggle, they are going to do it more. :) There are so many ways to practice sight words, but I think that the practice should be focused and…
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Magic school bus book classroom door decoration
Walt Disney World is known for its magic and entertainment, but did you know that the ultimate vacation destination is a
Our school wide theme is "The Magic Happens Here". The quote on the hat reads “And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it.” ― Roald Dahl
Elementary teachers planning a magic classroom theme will love these decor ideas, inspiring photos, bulletin board tips, and resources.
our amazing para created tge cutest treehouse fir Literacy week! Kids wrote on leaves where their Magic Treehouse adventure would be!
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Elementary teachers looking to create a learning environment that gets students excited about coming to school should consider a magic classroom theme. This theme is perfect for educators that are looking to create a unique learning environment for their students.
As well as being a science geek, I’m a magic geek. I’m not sure if anyone’s done the research on this, but I suspect those are two groups of people where there’s a significant overlap. I’ve got an entire live science show I do based around my love of magic and my somewhat lame attempts … Continue reading Magic in the classroom: The Iodine Clock →
Magical words display for kindergarten
Do you want to get kids more interested in learning math? Then you should really enjoy the many math magic tricks you'll find here.
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