Here is a collection of posts about using independent learning stations (aka centers) in class. Enjoy! One Solution: Stations Game Station Writing Station Conversation/Feedback Station Accountabili…
Put your construction vest and hard hat on because CONSTRUCTION STATIONS are coming through, and it will be nothing but FUN, FUN, FUN building for...
Boost your students' understanding with this Social Studies Skills Review Centers activity, perfect for reinforcing essential concepts in geography, timelines, basic economics, source identification, and types of government. This interactive, stations-based lesson is designed to engage students whil...
Free, fun and useful Kindergarten - 1st Grade, Common Core aligned lesson plans, math games, calendars, behavior charts, materials and more!
Looking for ideas for literacy centers? You've come to the right place! Our list of ideas will provide just the inspiration you need for your K–2 classroom.
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Laura Candler offers teaching resources on how to create math centers, or math stations, in the classroom to help students learn their math facts.
Do you have Morning Chaos? First Grade Morning Bins to the rescue! Get ready to transform your morning routines with these fun hands-on activities! First
How I organize, offer choice and set up a big book literacy center in my kindergarten classroom. It lasts all year long and it hits so many standards!
A kindergarten, first grade, and second grade teaching blog. I focus on writing, grammar, reading, and social studies.
What do you remember from your 2nd grade math class? If you thought “nothing”, or if you’re like me and remember sitting with an open workbook while the
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Counting cups are a great way to engage students in hands-on practice of key math skills. Use for centers, stations, or as an intervention tool.
Jenga game cards are easily my favorite way to teach and reinforce basic math fact, phonics, or grammar practice.
Fall math and Literacy Stations
Centers, stations, rotations, workstations, no matter what you call them, they are an important part of our daily routine! Centers allow students to work on meaningful and differentiated activities that reinforce important skills. They often take place while the teacher works with a small group of students (i.e. Guided Reading or Guided Math). Every teacher ... Read more
Wondering “How do I differentiate instruction? Keep reading to learn how to differentiate math and math stations with Tunstall’s Teaching Tidbits. Contact us!
5th Grade ELA Centers, an education post from the blog Miss 5th on Bloglovin’
Get tips for how to introduce literacy centers and keep k-2 students on-task and accountable while you teach small groups of students!
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