Last on my goal list is 3rd Grade Homeschool Goals. If you missed the others, I am posting our homeschool goals for the 2019-2020 school year. Each year, I start my yearly planning with making a list of goals for each of my children. Once I can nail down the areas that need the most attention, I will have a good idea of what our curriculum will be. And once the curriculum is planned, I can start to brainstorm what our days might look like in terms of routine and schedule. If you have older children, you might be interested
I'm pressing on with sharing our homeschool goals this year, and next on the list is 5th grade! As I said in the 7th grade post, I make a list of goals for each of my children at the beginning of each school year. As a person who leans towards planning for too many subjects, this list of goals helps me pull myself back on track. I look at the list almost weekly, and if I want to add something, it has to pass this test: Does the new task help attain the goals, or is it a hindrance? In
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One week in Greece: the best itinerary. How to visit Greece in a week, all the best things to do + Where to stay during your trip. And with my best tips, you will make the most out of your stay! The recommended itinerary to visit Athens and Santorini in 1 week.
If you’re still in high school, consider creating a bullet journal. These notebooks are great for noting down information that is important in your classes. For example, you can use them to record deadlines for assignments and class information. You can also use them to keep track of important dates. If you’re a student, consider […]
For beginners who want to be able to do a front and middle split, here is an extensive guide for you! I go over exactly what you need to do to do a split.
In this adorable, gnome-filled writing pack, you will enjoy setting goals and spreading kindness with your students. Here’s what is included: ✔ Goal writing templates with picture boxes and various line styles ✔ Classroom pledge ✔ How to be kind to your gnomies graphic organizers ✔ Colour and B+W options available for printing ✔ Kindness postcards ✔ Printables for 2019, 2020, and 2021 I care about each customer and I want to make sure I do everything to provide you with quality resources. Please use the file in your home, office or classroom and return back to the store and leave feedback or positive comment. Thank-you for shopping @CactusClass By Amanda Follow me on TPT, Instagram or Facebook for new products, freebies and more! Follow me on Facebook @TheCactusClass Find me on Instagram @TheCactusClass
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This poster pack includes 35 STEM careers from A to Z! These make perfect community helpers bulletin board displays or counseling office decor to spark conversation with students about future career goals. Use them for your career education classroom guidance lessons or as visual aids during counseling lessons. You might be interested in my other career education resources! Terms Copyright © Counselor Keri, Keri Powers Pye. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY. See product file for clip-art and font credits.
Do you incorporate growth mindset discussions in your classroom? We have made a concerted effort to keep students motivated by talking about how our mindset determines our ability to achieve success. And we have seen results! Our students are continuously putting forth effort and showing great determination. The sighs and choruses of "I can't" slowly but surely faded into 'a-has' and chants of "I'll keep trying!" One way to ensure that this becomes a central part of our classrooms is to make it a focus from Day 1. Enter our Growth Mindset Collaborative Craftivity! The first days of school are typically filled with many get-to-know-you activities and teambuilding exercises. This activity is all that and includes a growth mindset twist! Students work independently to think about how they can work on their growth mindset throughout the year, and then work together to build a dodecahedron with their classmates. Each student has a point that is only a portion of what will become a star. This provides the visual that when we have a positive mindset AND work together, we can reach the stars! So, what's the activity and how does it work? It is simple, ready to print, and includes little prep on the part of the teacher. Score! First, you will need to download the template from our store. The file includes a blank editable version of the template as well as our growth mindset version, so it is really a steal! Once you have it downloaded, print out a page for each student. The finished project looks great on either colored or white paper. Either way, this works best when printed on sturdy paper like cardstock. This activity is particularly great because it is really open to interpretation. The spaces provided allow the teacher and/or student to choose how they would like it filled in. For example, the "This is me" section can be a spot for the student to write their name or draw a self-portrait. Similarly, the "Growth Mindset Vision" panel can be a spot for the student to draw a picture of how they will be using a growth mindset, something they hope to accomplish through using a growth mindset, or what a growth mindset looks like to them. The possibilities are truly endless. Let the students run wild as they think about how their own mindset will set them up for future successes. Once the sheet is filled out, students will cut on the solid lines. It is VERY IMPORTANT to remind students not to cut on the dotted lines. Those will be for folding in the next step! Now we are ready for those dotted lines. Students need to fold on each of the dotted lines. This will separate the panels from the tabs that will be used for gluing. Start by folding over one panel at a time. Fold the tabs down and away from the triangle panels. To turn each sheet of panels into a point, glue the long tab behind the triangle panel on the opposite end (the 'This is me' panel). Here you can see the 'This is me' panel and 'Reach for the stars' panel are now side by side. Now that each of the students has created a star point, the collaborative portion of the project is ready to begin. Students now begin to connect the star points to one another. A total of 12 points will create one star. Begin by placing two star points next to each other. Glue one tab from point A to one tab from point B. Point A on the left is now glued to Point B on the right. Students will continue gluing in this fashion until there are 12 points. The 12th point is the most difficult to attach, as it will have five points to connect to. This is when a little helping hand from the teacher or another adult might come in handy. When all 12 points are glued together, you will have a star full of positive thoughts ready to be hung in the classroom! We hope your students enjoy this fun activity for the beginning of the school year and that they continue to see its value to their education. Let us know in the comments how else you plan to use the star template in your classroom!
Why use math sorts? Discussions Differentiation Aligned to the standards No-prep FUN! 1. Discussions We constantly tell students to show their work or explain their thinking. Using math sorts weekly will give students practice in putting their thinking into words. Your students will use math vocabulary as they explain how they sorted their cards. They […]
My awesome friend Alida is hosting her super cool series called Calling All Kids and I am stoked to be a part of it! The main goal of the series is to create clothing that sort of transcends the typical gender stereotyped clothing that you find at the stores… you know, pink skirts and hearts …
Salzburg is the birthplace of Mozart, the backdrop for The Sound of Music and an all around beautiful city to spend a few days while traveling through Austria. Keep reading for a list of the top 10 things to do in Salzburg.
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Visiting Belgium for the first time and wondering where to go and how much time you need for the main highlights? This suggested itinerary for 3 or 4 days includes all the must-see places in Belgium: Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Bruges, and the WWI battlefields. Local's guide with the best tips and recommendations..
I have two questions for you. Do you know your strengths? And are you using them to your advantage? We all have different strengths, whether we believe we have them or not. The trick is to start giving them some much need attention. We give so much focus to our weaknesses, while we take advantage of or neglect our strengths.
What would happen if we did 100 squats everyday for 30 days? Well, let’s find out! On June 1st, I am going to begin doing 100 squats EVERY. SINGLE. DAY....
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It’s true…IEP season is nearly upon us. And with that comes lots of meetings and LOTS of paperwork. It probably won’t surprise you to know, but the thing I hate most about IEP’s is writing goals. Sure, I’ve been taught probably 10 different times how to write measurable, strong IEP goals, but for some reason ...
A colourful classroom or individual visual that can be used to teach children about their emotions and how these can be regulated. Children relate to the 'volcano' metaphor to try to stay calm and prevent 'an eruption' from occurring. The visual serves as both a reminder to stay calm and what to do ...
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