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Rock & Roll Themed STEM: Build a STRONG Stage: For this STEM challenge, students will be responsible for building a stage strong enough to hold a band and all of their equipment using paper, popsicle sticks, straws, and tape. There is a balloon option to add to the fun as well. You will receive student and teacher directions, a student checklist, and before and after handouts for your students. The goal is for student stages to be able to hold at least 50 pennies. (The student directions page and student checklist are editable.) Context Clues Task Cards: Use these Rock and Roll themed task cards during a rock and roll themed classroom transformation, or ANY time. I plan on pairing these task cards with a game in order to make them a bit more exciting. = ) There are 12 task cards that are at a 4-6 grade level. The words included are listed below. Also included is a recording page. Words included: exert, saunter, teems, deteriorates, negotiates, ritual, preserve, courteous, speculated, portable, merged, collaborating Math Scavenger Hunts: *Please note that these scavenger hunts have the SAME math problems, there are just two different options for how you can present them to your students. Task cards include addition and subtraction (to the millions), multi-step addition/subtraction, and multiplication (one digit by 4 and 5 digits). *Both scavenger hunts are partially editable. Math Scavenger Hunt Option One: Around the Room For this scavenger hunt, hang each of the eight task cards around your classroom. Break students into groups and have them start at different task cards. Have students solve the task card. After they solve the task card, students will look for their answer on the other task cards around the room. After answering and finding all eight answers, they will arrive back at the problem they started at. *Editable portion: Large task cards are blank so you can create your own problems if you would like. Math Scavenger Hunt Option One: Around the School For this scavenger hunt, students will solve task cards and go on a scavenger hunt around the school in search of the next task card. If you are looking for a quick and easy scavenger hunt, stick with the around the room hunt. This version requires much more set up and prep time. For this version you students will unscramble locations around the school, go get a task card, and eventually solve a music themed riddle. *Editable portion: task cards, joke card, scramble words, and answer key
Picture Exchange for nonverbal students is an effective way to implement a communication system. It relies on three main principles and a cycle of phases.
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What a CrAzY week month it has been so far! (Notice the lack of posts!) This week along with the 100th day of school, I had my yearly pr...
I created some notebook labels for my four year old son to work on each day in his notebook! We have been doing a page or two each day and he has been loving it! I cut out all of the labels and arranged them randomly in the notebook so that we have a fun new prompt to respond to each day. My son is phenomenal speller and writer so I always challenge him to label what he has drawn. If you have older kids doing this, you can have them add a sentence or two! Sometimes we go out of order. He flips to a prompt he likes and he works on that one for the day! If this looks like something your child might enjoy, please click here to grab these labels! I hope these are helpful!
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Hello teacher friends! Naomi from Read Like a Rock Star here! I hope your new school year has had a great start! How do you keep your students' parents in the loop? I know that some educators use their blogs or classroom websites to update their parents. I tried that one year and just couldn't keep up with it. Kudos to those that do! Something that I found easy to utilize all year long was a classroom newsletter. Choosing to send home a weekly, biweekly, or monthly newsletter is up to you. Do what will be helpful, but do only what you can handle. Because our school had a new reading skills focus that teachers had to implement each week, I chose to send home weekly newsletters so I could keep parents informed about the new reading skill we were focusing on. It wasn't overwhelming to keep up with at all and my students' parents really appreciated it. It helped them target that skill at home as well, and we all know that teamwork makes the dream work! The students' parents were more informed and involved with their student's classroom work and my expectations. I always included the math/reading/writing/s.s./science skills we were working on. You could even include the homework assignments. Sometimes I would include strategies, games, or just any information I thought they might find helpful. Class newsletters are a great way to remind parents about upcoming school events like picture day, birthdays, assemblies, and tests. I think it's important to think about what you truly want the parents to know and read. Don't just fill your newsletter with fluff. Here is an example of the newsletter that I used all year with my second grade class. If it's useful to you, you're welcome to try it for free! Click here to download this freebie!
So as we wrap up the school year my 5th grade group is working on inferenceing! Let me tell ya, it can be a challenge. BUT....thanks to some awesome teachers who I got some great products from we've h
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Construction themed activities and centers inspiration is HERE! Get out your planner, and let’s plan a ton of fun and engaging construction-themed activities your little learners (Preschool, Pre-k, and kindergarten)...
