Les plus anciennes informations concernant la garance font déjà état de son rôle majeur comme plante tinctoriale, usitée dans ce but par les Égyptiens, les Perses et les Hindous. Les Celtes, pas mo…
Students love learning about space! Teaching the order of the planets from the sun is such a fun lesson, and students love making this Planet Flipbook. I created this flipbook as a hands-on way for students to learn the order of the planets, but also to pull in some fine motor skills practice. To begin […]
If you want to teach your little ones about the concept of opposites you will want to check out these fun opposites worksheets and activities.
I’m so excited about this little project I get to share with you today! And just in time for Earth Day, too! It’s kind of hilarious because it has been a lonnnnng time coming. I started making these books with my students back in October and I JUST NOW sent the last one home. SHEESH. […]
How we live today. Reporting for a friendly giant. Sharing since 1899. In German metropolitan areas, the average living space per person has been rising for years.
Ca y est, il est terminé ! J'avais prévu au départ, une marge de 2 cm pour relier les feuilles directement entre elles. Mais je me suis aperçu qu'au dos de certaines feuilles, il y avait de la peinture. Ca ne faisait pas très joli. Alors j'ai choisi...
Montessori-inspired cards and fun, interactive lapbook make learning about dinosaurs hands-on and fun.
Bei mir war es in letzter Zeit sehr ruhig. Das liegt vor allem an den Zeugnissen und den ganzen organisatorischen Sachen die zum Ende des Schuljahres noch zu erledigen sind. Aber für die Sequenz Haustiere im Heimat- und Sachunterricht habe ich für diese Haustierfiebeln ein Aufgabenheft erstellt. Vor einigen Jahren gab es bei der Kruschkiste ein Heft für die Waldfibel und mir hat die Idee so gut gefallen. Daher habe ich es nun für das Thema Haustiere umgesetzt. Die Schüler haben das Heft im Rahmen des Wochenplans bearbeitet. Aufgabenheft zur Haustierfibel
Until understanding ADHD in 2018, I don’t know how many times my son’s disruptive behavior was chalked up to that overused phrase “boys will be boys.” My son’s needle seemed to be stuck on hyperdrive all the time. Keeping him from doing and saying certain things became a full-time job.
Read fun with grammar communicative activities for the azar grammar series teacher 039 s resource book by Emine Çetin on Issuu and browse thousands...
Avant de partir en vacances, je me suis mise en quête d’un petit nouveau pour remplacer ma traditionnelle plaquette d’informations que je donne...
Get started on geography and have your child color this page and learn about this amazing continent and its animals.
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Looking for fun Color Worksheets for preschool? You've found them and a bunch of fun, hands-on, play-based learning centers as well. Recognition, sorting and more.
Last week we did some fun things with learning the seasons. Most of our learning came from our small group books. I use Reading A-Z, so I can make the themes fit what I want usually. And it did PERFECTLY! After a few days of really learning about seasons, we did a craft idea on an apple tree. They kids should REALLY know the apple tree, right?! So that's what I like to do. I got the picture of the tree from {THIS} post. It's a JPEG download (the link is in the comments on her blogpost). After I printed it, I just used good old fashion white out to cover the season names. They colored the tree brown, then cute apart the tree. (She has them already divided up) They put the pieces back together on the paper and then I had them label the seasons, IN ORDER. Once they had them in order (they could start with whatever season they wanted), I called them back to the table to do their painting. And now they hang in our room - and I love them! Another activity they did was to write their book of seasons. I suggested they talked about the weather, the plants, what they see..... Some were a little more detailed in their writing than others... but hey, their illustrations show me they know it! Leaf Litter!! Our phrase we learned that week from our Scholastic News. I love it! We really talked about the trees being bare in the winter.... you know, in other states besides Florida. If you want this little book, you can click {HERE} to download it. Then, to end the week. they did a "My Favorite Season" writing, where they had to write to explain why...using what they like to do, what the weather was like, what the plants did and if the days were long and hot or short and cold. And we worked on having a closing statement. They drew what they would see if they looked out their window at home. What would be going on outside?? Then, depending on which season they picked, they glued it to that color background. You can grab this activity {HERE}. Living in FL, I really like stressing about the season since we don't really have seasons here. That is the one of the FEW downfalls of living in FL.
In the book, Wonder by R.J. Palacio, Auggie's teacher, Mr. Browne, poses to his class a precept each month. Each of these 10 precepts inspire and have such a powerful message about kindness, happiness, and friendship.I've turned these 10 precepts/quotations into posters that can be used in the class...
hier jetzt das Rechenheft zum Minusrechnen für Kinder, die wiederholende und vertiefende Übung brauchen... (wir werden es in dieser Woche noch nicht brauchen) LG Gille hier eine Ansicht und hier der Link
During my time in Slovenia I was so impressed with the local food and wine. I went in not knowing much about it, but I left a huge fan. Ljubljana restaurants truly offer something for
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Turn crumpled pieces of paper into colorful artwork in this fun art project for kids. This easy art activity is inspired by the children’s book, Ish, by Peter H. Reynolds! The colorful paper has such a cool texture when finished and can be used for making collages or writing notes! (This post contains affiliate links.) …
One of the most recognizable stories in the Bible is Jonah and the Whale. It is one of those stories every child learns in Sunday School and Vacation Bible School at one point or another.As Christian parents, we do teach Bible lessons at home and often times it can be hard to find quality resources...
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If you are wanting to teach kids about countries around the world this is a fun, free printable to teach kids about 18 countries - perfect for preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd gr
Learning about the climate, people, and animals of Africa was very interesting for my kindergartner and for me! Here is a list of some of the extra resources we found to support our Africa Continent study.
Voici une sélection de poésies à utiliser en classe de CP. Je ne les fais pas toutes, mais j’aime bien en avoir plusieurs sous le coude. Images
Grammaire:Orthographe:Education musicale:Cahier du jour: (pour caroooo62) ;-)))Les dernières arrivées:Clique sur l'image pour accéder au dossier.Envie de nouveauté cette année ! Voici pour commencer, les pages de garde des matières que je vais effectuer lors de mes compléments.Si elles vous plaisent je me lancerai dans les autres matières...Histoire: Géographie:Géométrie: Conjugaison:Histoire des Arts:Vocabulaire:Enseignement Moral et Civique:CYCLE 2: Page de garde PHONOLOGIECe n'était pas prévu
Wild Thing Book Activities! This unit is fantastic for Maurice Sendak's book Where the Wild Things Are. Writing worksheet and craft included. Perfect for kindergarten or first grade!
Looking for fun kids yoga class ideas? This collection of yoga ideas is for your home, classroom, or studio. Each theme has 5 books + 5 yoga poses for kids.
First Week Must Dos 4 comments Back to School, Freebies, Popular Posts There are so many things that teachers must do the first week of school. Do these sound familiar? All of these things (and probably a few others that I missed) must be taught, discussed, and practiced (repeatedly) if you want your classroom to run smoothly all year long. See the last item on that list? That's my favorite 'must do.' In my eyes, all the items in the list are equal in ranking when it comes to importance, but I truly enjoy teaching my kiddos good work habits from the start. Good work habits, in my classroom, include: We all want our students to be neat, to pay attention to detail, to follow directions, to take pride in their work, and to pace themselves when working. When I say "pace themselves" I'm talking about not rushing. I want my students to focus on the task at hand and thoughtfully complete that task. Rushing rarely yields stellar results. Our students don't always come to us doing all of these things. And, that's OK, they are little kids. They aren't born knowing the skills that make up good work habits. They learn these skills. My favorite way to teach these important habits is in context. What I mean by that is, I use back to school activities, projects, and assignments that I have planned for the first week to introduce and reinforce these skills. I usually start teaching these skills on day one. I like to start with neatness. Of course, being neat also entails paying attention to detail, and not rushing through a task. My favorite project to use on day one is a class book. We talk about what a class book is and who will be reading it. When kids know that other kids will be reading their work, they are typically motivated to do their best. They want their peers to love what they have contributed to the special book. This makes the class book perfect for encouraging students to take pride in their work. You can cover so many work habits with one simple project! Once we talk about the class book and its audience, I show them an example of neat work (see below). I point out that I colored in the lines (yes, accidents happen, and that's OK). I also point out that I used colors that make sense (I don't have purple hair, so I didn't color myself with purple hair). A page like this is perfect for focusing on those coloring skills. The next day, we make another class book. One that includes more writing, so that we can focus on neatness as it pertains to handwriting. I review the skills we talked about the day before, and I remind the students of who will be reading this book. Then, I show an example and point out the use of neat handwriting (Do you like my typical second grader response? Hehe). When I say neat handwriting, I simply mean that the words can be easily read. Over the course of the week, we end up making several class books, which gives the students several opportunities to practice using neat handwriting and coloring, paying attention to detail, pacing themselves (not rushing), and taking pride in their work. It's easy to get student buy-in when focusing on these skills in this capacity because they want to make a really awesome page for that special class book! Class books are one of my go to projects that help reinforce notions of neatness, attention to detail, pacing, and taking pride in one's work, but I love to do craftivity projects too! Craft projects are perfect for teaching all these same work habits, but are also great for reinforcing the important skill of following directions! You're probably thinking, crafts during the first week? Really? Yes! I'm not talking about hard core, super involved projects here. It is the first week of school, so keep it simple! You can still teach your students to be neat, to pay attention to detail, to follow directions, and to take pride in their work with simple activities. Take this project for example. It's a writing project disguised as a craft. More specifically, it's a first week journal. Each day, the students write about that day. With this kind of project, you can model neat coloring and handwriting, attention to detail, and pacing (remember, when I say pacing, I mean not rushing through the work). Then, they can practice those skills. Whether you have students cut and assemble the book before they begin writing, or after they finish writing on all of the pages, you can use that portion of the project as a means to reinforce following directions and paying attention to detail. If you walk into my classroom the first week, you'll likely see my second graders completing a craft like this. Well, actually, this exact craft. Hehe. I like to get student work up on the board ASAP, and this is a quick and easy project for that. It's simple enough and provides great practice with attention to detail and following directions. I typically pass out all the templates that the students need. Then, I model how to cut out each piece. Once I cut a piece, the students cut that same piece. As I model, I talk about what I'm doing. I point out that when cutting rounded or circular shaped pieces, I really need to slow down and carefully follow my cutting line. I even teach them where to set their cut pieces so they don't misplace them. This reinforces the notion of neatness beyond writing and coloring. Then, I repeat this process with the gluing phase of the project. I display the craft on the board so they can see it and attend to detail and follow directions more easily. Breaking it down step by step makes it easy for them to follow directions. It also puts them at ease because they can easily see what is expected, and ultimately they end up feeling successful at the end of the project. While there are so many things we must do that first week of school, remember to take time to make sure that good work habits are on your list of must dos. Focusing on these habits from the get go will pay off in the long run. The activities pictured above can all be found in my Return of the Nerds Back to School Activities pack. You can check it out here on TPT. One last thing before you go. I'd love for you to use this class book to help teach your students some great work habits this coming school year. You can download it for free by clicking here. Enjoy! Thanks for stopping by today! DON'T FORGET IT: PIN IT! Share It:
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