It is almost the new year and it is time for the Jan. 2017 Visiting Teaching Handout! This is for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The theme is: The purpose of Relief Society. I picked the quote from Linda K. Burton about the purpose is to prepare women for the blessings of … Continue reading Jan. 2017 Visiting Teaching Handout →
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This is a fun activity for sequencing after reading The Mitten by Jan Brett. Your students will identify, color and label the animal cards to stuff into their own paper mitten. This is a fun craft and literature activity for winter.
Find out easy ways to adapt classroom transformations into your teaching schedule! Classroom transformations are my favorite way to engage students, and I find that I can complete more rigorous classroom activities during a classroom transformation than any other method of teaching.
Eager to learn a better alternative to traditional schooling? Students become more driven with Whole Brain Teaching.
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We’re well into week three of our Tomie dePaola author study and knee deep in Strega Nona’s world! My class has fallen in love with the characters in these books. Their folkloric quality, Big Anthony’s bumbling, Bambolona’s brusqueness and Strega Nona’s endearing ways have captured their hearts and their attention. We began this part of […]
Summer vacation has finally started and I am looking forward to reading Jan Richardson’s book, The Next Step In Guided Reading, from c...
Did you know you can use Readers Theater for more than just fluency? Read on to find 5 simple Readers Theater ideas that go beyond fluency practice.
Why Teach Computer Coding? There is no way of denying it, we live in a digital world. Computers, smartphones, and tablets are everywhere and practically everything we do requires some sort of programming. Since it is our job as educators to prepare students for the future, it is important to introduce and teach computer programming […]
A note examining what slavery is and how slaves came to arrive at the Cape.
Find it here. We bundled up the Interactive Google Slides along with the Paper Pencil Resource to create a perfect classroom team at a savin...
Have you been following the Freebielicious summer book study? The book is The Next Step in Guided Reading by Jan Richardson. I enjoyed ...
Howdy from the great state of Texas!! I am so excited to be part of an amazing blog hop showcasing bloggers from each state created by J...
I swear I must get this question no less than 50 times a day. I got it that much when I taught first grade and it was occasionally asked in 2nd grade, too. I do realize that reversals are common, but ANYTHING I can do to help my kids discriminate between the two, I’ll try!!! …
This simple winter trees craft is easy to prep and perfect for all ages! It's perfect if you are looking for winter craft ideas for kids.
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Whenever you're ready, make yourself a cup of hot tea/coffee and come dive in with me here, into a colour therapy session. January 17' was full of lovely colourful crochet goodness. I've gathered here some pictures to share this special atmosphere we have here, during our crochet workshops. All the pictures you'll see here today were taken during
LOTS and lots of ideas, go by your inspiration, choose what is best for your students. You don't need to do everything, but also repetition is really good too, for example.. acting it out and then playing a game with the same principals taught. Ideas for Teaching Children1 Nephi 8Holding fast to the word of God leads me to Him and helps me feel His love.Your children might enjoy drawing a picture of Lehi’s vision as you read 1 Nephi 8 together. Let them share their pictures, and help them dis
