A cool and simple hack to get your classroom cleaned up fast! 💨 📷 : trendyinthirdgrade/TikTok | teacher, student
Thousands of teachers have used these tried and true GUARANTEED tups to stop students from blurting out. Chatty Class? YOU NEED TO READ THIS!
So many activities these days are interactive, which is wonderful! Find out how to make those little squares stay sticky with this sticky alternative.
I LOVE it when things are organized and colorful! Student portfolios and assessments can create PILES of paperwork and student work sample pages. Managing all the papers can be so stressful!
We love this classroom hack! We think it’s a great way for students to ask for help that may be a little shy ❤️ 📷 : msglorysclassroom / TikTok #ClassroomInspiration #TeacherTips.
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Goal setting is a great way to build student leadership. Learn more about student data notebooks, goal setting, & data tracking.
10 inexpensive rewards to use in your middle school class.
Learn to make and use these simple reading guides to help students with tracking issues or reading problems.
Help your students become better spellers with the spelling hack that every teacher should know! It is mind-blowing how effective as well as how simple it is and easy for students to use!
Whether it's the death of a community member, a shooting, or a natural disaster, teachers and counselors can support students using these strategies.
The worksheet walks students through are nine types of hooks and nine types of conclusions for an essay. The hook and conclusion options also work for fictional/narrative writing. The worksheet is boxed into nine different options and it defines and give examples of each. I have students try out 2-...
If you are looking for a system that will help you manage and maintain student work while they are out, then you found it! This is a system that you maintain on your own, or you may choose to assign student helpers so they can keep track of the missing work and assignments for you! This is how it works... Each student is given a folder or hanging file. When they are absent, an absent student form is filled out. This tracks their missed work and is kept inside their folder. Nothing gets overlooked, and your students will know where to look when they return. ⭐️ This resource includes... 36 Bin Cover Page Options - You choose your style! 9 Pre-made Absent Student - These are ready to print and not editable. They are set up for both single subjects and multiple subjects. 7 Completely Editable Absent Student Forms A link to my YouTube video that shows you everything that you can do if you choose to edit the forms yourself. Editable Name Labels - Set up to enter student names or student numbers. _____________________________________ Copyright © Joey Udovich (Create Teach Share LLC) Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
The ultimate NBCOT study guide is here! Learn how to pass the NBCOT exam, set up your study schedule, what NBCOT resources to use, and the best test-taking tips for the day of your exam. How long should you study for the NBCOT? You should study for the NBCOT for at least 4 to 6 weeks. However, most students allot 2 or more months of study time. Ultimately, your study timeline will depend on your study style and lifestyle. If you need more time, plan accordingly. Your NBCOT study plan starts with studying 5 to 6 days out of the
This free Geometry Bingo will help your students learn all about lines, rays, line segments, parallel lines, and perpendicular lines.
Too many classroom icebreakers require students to take big social risks with people they barely know. Or they don't really help students get to know each other. Or they are just plain cheesy.
A lot of teachers have had their fair share of disrespectful learners in the profession. At some point in your carrier you have met a learner who...
When I was teaching, I often had a tricky time getting my prep students to line up in an orderly fashion. It was even harder to get them to walk sensibly around the school. That’s when I made my mystery walker cards! All you need to do is print off enough cards for your whole […]
This ADHD cheat sheet offers helpful information for individuals coping with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The sheet provides a definition of ADHD, Common Symptoms of ADHD, Strategies For Improving Focus With ADHD, Time Management Tips For ADHD, Organization Strategies For ADHD, Tips For Coping With Impulsivity, Effective Communication Skills With ADHD, and Resources For Managing ADHD.
We've all seen the clutter that accrues when a student is absent! Papers end up all over the ground, get lost, and need to be reprinted. Get rid of that problem for good with these absent student folders! Simply collect all of the work a student missed while they were gone and put it in the folder! To create an absent folder/binder, simply print this resource, laminate it, and secure to the front of a folder or slide it in the sleeve of a binder - whichever you prefer to send work home in. There is an option to have a student-note taker as well.
FREE Call Backs and attention getters for the kindergarten classroom! Great classroom management tool!
Every teacher needs a few fun, fast, easy, tricks up his/her sleeve. Here are a few easy classroom management tricks I've picked up over the years. Need a Second to Get Ready for the Next
Data is useful, especially when you know how to use it.
Using sentence frames to get ell students writing. Click here for more:
Leaving Center Games at Your Tables for the Early Finishers! Hello everyone, Fern from Fern Smith's Classroom Ideas here again to share a little tip or two to help make your job easier. Today I want to share how leaving center games at each groups' tables helped me with those students that finish their work early and might need a challenge or two before the next transition. The picture above is one of my freebies from TPT, so you can download it too. I like making multiple copies of the center, placing them on colored file folders and then leaving them in the center of the group table. If, like above, you have a red group, a blue group and a purple group, etc. using your groups' colors for the file folder center makes it easier for the students to know where to return the center and easier for you to file them away, and take them out again when you want to spiral that skill. By keeping the games at the table, there is no movement, no interruption of the teacher's small group time, no "Where do I go?" What do I do?" When the student is done working, they know to pick a center, usually one of five skills, from the center of the table. I do spend a few weeks at the beginning of the year teaching the expectations of the THOSE center games. 1. All work MUST be done before you select a file folder. 2. Two people may work together if they are both done and use a low whisper. 3. Everything must be cleaned up and placed back into the file folder center before the next transition. I love having all these hands-on center games in my classroom. During parent conferences, I love to show the parents of my higher level children what I'm doing to differentiate and motivate my earlier finishers. Right there...right on the table, sometimes having the parents ask the child if they've finished all the ones currently on the table....perfect, instant, immediate feedback for both the parent and the teacher! If you are new to teaching, or maybe just to reading our Owl-Ways blog, and you need to acquire some center games, click here to see all my freebies at TeacherspayTeachers. Click here if you would like to visit my blog to download many more center games and teaching resources! Follow me to be notified of when I publish new resources and freebies!
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Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed when it comes to tracking IEP goals? Do you wish there was a way to confidently monitor your students’ progress? Well, get ready because we are going to explore ways to take your IEP goal tracking skills to the next level. To truly master IEP goal tracking, it is ... Read More about Mastering IEP Goal Tracking: Tips for Special Education Teachers
Despite the joys of our profession (and there are so many!), there are also so many things which can drain our energies and motivations in the classroom. One
17 fun impromptu speech activities: an instantly available bundle of proven activities, with guidelines and printables for middle school up
These differentiation strategies in the classroom are perfect for middle school and high school students. I use these ideas in secondary math, but they would even work in elementary.
Get your kindergarten students up and moving with this list of fun no contact circle games. They are perfect for brain breaks!
Annotation is the record of a student's conversation with a text. Scaffolding is how students become independent with close reading
I have been CRAZY excited to share my classroom with ya'll this year. This is my third year in this classroom, and I'm in love with how it turned out it this school year. I kept a lot of the same centers from last year, and added a few new fun ones (Magnet Center,
In my classroom I use the acronym "RACE" which stands for Restate, Answer, Cite, and Explain. I have used this to strengthen my students written responses to reading questions. This rubric aligns with this acronym and is a great resource to allow students to self assess their work.
