Do your student's struggle with using a breve and macron? This is for you! Poster these posters in your classroom as a reminder. The posters come in black and white and various colors. ...
The Teacher Nook with Ayo Jones helps you learn more about behaviors, communication, vocational training, and academics in SpEd classrooms and Autism Units.
Today I am so excited to talk about one of my favorite topics:CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT! I have said it before, classroom management was something I worked REALLY hard on over the years. One year I had the worst year of my life when it came to teaching and I vowed to never let it happen again. […]
Teacher, passionate about culture and history. I am a native of Montpellier, who loves his city, who knows its history and every nook and cranny. I propose you a visit which will allow you to catch the atmosphere, the evolution and the history of Montpellier "the Surdouée". The Tour I propose combines the architectural modernity of the new neighborhoods and the authenticity of the medieval historic center (l'Écusson). Montpellier has many architectural, religious, academic, historical buildings sometimes millennia, often centuries.As a memorable souvenir of this visit, I will immortalize your stay in Montpellier with professional photo portraits with the beautiful little historic streets of the city.Take comfortable shoes and, if necessary, something to drink.Each participant will be given a link to a private gallery online to download his Ultra HD portraits.
The Early Childhood Education Community owes so much to Friedrich Froebel. He truly pioneered early childhood education as we know it today. With the creation of Froebel's first kindergarten, views of children and their capacity to learn changed...
Kagan strategies are nothing new – if you haven’t been to a conference then surely you know a teacher who has. I was one of those teachers that absorbed all the information teachers could give me about Kagan Learning since I was never lucky enough to attend. While I pushed cooperative learning and being interactive, […]
The count down is on. The calendar turns to August this week and the panic settles in. Teachers all across the country to prepare fo...
Kagan strategies are nothing new – if you haven’t been to a conference then surely you know a teacher who has. I was one of those teachers that absorbed all the information teachers could give me about Kagan Learning since I was never lucky enough to attend. While I pushed cooperative learning and being interactive, […]
Classroom Spanish decor that is inclusive and has some soft, light, neutral tones (pinks/browns). Motivate yourself and others with this Si Se Puede hanging pennant, it is the perfect door sign, wall decor for Latinx individuals or people who appreciate sharing the culture. If you are a dual language, bilingual, or Spanish teacher looking for some great decor, this is the one tapestry, wall decor, and/or door hanging sign you need to grab today! If you are just needing a positive statement piece for your office, classroom, reading nook, or other space - this is the perfect decor item! Why so perfect? Because it has all the cute smile faces, and it's in Spanish!!! Teachers, this wall or door decoration is what can help make your classroom feel like home! Each pennant order comes with a wooden dowel for easy hanging. Plus it's lightweight and highly durable for decor that looks stunning in the long run. Print placement may vary by up to 0.5'' (1.3cm). 100% Poly Twill One size only : Approximately 18" × 21" (45.6cm × 53.3cm ) ❗️Please note (Image When Printed on Material): The colors are light, muted colors, so it they are soft colors that are ideal for a tranquil classroom or office environment. Please note, the shipping times 📬 for these wall tapestries are longer than usual. This is because my graphic design is sent to a production printer and then made especially for you. So that takes a few extra days. Wall tapestries are printed on 100% Polyester and are Mildew/Water Resistant by our USA production printer. Estimated shipping is 7 - 10 business days due to the custom design and printing process. Definitely worth the wait though.
Who doesn't love a good anchor chart? Now - an anchor chart with a purpose? That takes a little inspiration, and that's what this post is all about! We all teach students about making connections at some point during the school year, so I wanted to give you some great examples o
French long-range planning At the beginning of the school year, your administrator will often ask for a copy of your long-range plans to keep on file. You will also want to place a copy of these in your teacher binder and your emergency binder (in case something happens and you need a longer-term replacement.) For teachers new to creating long-range plans, it can be confusing to understand exactly what to include. Below, I list what you should include in those plans. It will take some extra work and time, but remember that the plans are going to help make planning easier throughout the rest of the school year. When creating your plans, make a table with the following 4 columns: 1.Months of the school year (create a row for each month) 2.Curriculum expectations 3.Themes 4.Resources In each monthly row, you will add the following: Curriculum Expectations Here, you will list the specific curriculum expectations that you are planning to focus on each month. Refer to your government curriculum documents for the grade(s) that you are teaching and include those expectations. Themes In this column, you will add the themes and tasks that you are planning on covering each month. For example, the first month may include: -Personal introductions, greetings and farewells -Classroom phrases -Letters of the alphabet -Vocabulary related to: colours, numbers 0-31, the calendar, 2D shapes -Vocabulary related to school supplies, classroom furniture Resources If there are specific resources that you know you are going to use to cover the curriculum expectations or themes, you will list them here. Are you teaching core French inOntario? I have a (set of pre-made print and go!) long-range plans available in my TPT store. This resource contains over 100 pages of French Long- Range Plans and planning tools for Core French grades 4, 5 & 6 using the Ontario French as a Second Language Curriculum. Ready-made Core French Long-Range Plans for Ontario Teachers The planning document is provided in a non-editable PDF format so that links are easily clickable. With your download, you will also receive a second editable PowerPoint file which you can easily adjust to suit your needs and submit to your administration at the beginning of the year. This second file contains the Core French Long-Range Plans ‘at-a-glance’ for your teacher binder or administrative purposes. Use the detailed monthly plans to guide your own French planning. Each month lists a number of lesson goals, activities and assessments and pairs them with the curriculum expectations. You will also receive links to suggested videos, web pages and resources (free and paid) related to the lessons to use with your students. While the additional resources were selected to compliment the themes used in the plans, they are not required to use this document. Visit my TPT shop HERE to check out a detailed preview!
Kagan strategies are nothing new – if you haven’t been to a conference then surely you know a teacher who has. I was one of those teachers that absorbed all the information teachers could give me about Kagan Learning since I was never lucky enough to attend. While I pushed cooperative learning and being interactive, […]
Presents the philosophy and methods used at Chicago's Westside Preparatory School to achieve student success, featuring poems and essays by students and teachers.
Who doesn't love a good anchor chart? Now - an anchor chart with a purpose? That takes a little inspiration, and that's what this post is all about! We all teach students about making connections at some point during the school year, so I wanted to give you some great examples o
Kagan strategies are nothing new – if you haven’t been to a conference then surely you know a teacher who has. I was one of those teachers that absorbed all the information teachers could give me about Kagan Learning since I was never lucky enough to attend. While I pushed cooperative learning and being interactive, […]
Kagan strategies are nothing new – if you haven’t been to a conference then surely you know a teacher who has. I was one of those teachers that absorbed all the information teachers could give me about Kagan Learning since I was never lucky enough to attend. While I pushed cooperative learning and being interactive, […]
I'm taking a break from cutting out library labels to link up with adorable Cara and share my favorite pins from this week! first is a home with the boys pin. I love this idea from The Modern Teacher {she is ah-mazing btw} for the week before going back to school. My up and coming third grader loves school supplies almost as much as his momma! I have been hoarding away some cute notebooks and things for him! I am planning on recovering my ugly burgundy office chair I use at school. I have the fabric to cover it {and those crate seats I was going to do LAST summer} I just need to figure out how to get it apart! and I cannot trace this pin back... I adore this little video clip of Rupert Grint and Emma Watson. Looks like a match made in heaven! and here's something I want to do at Open House! Do the math to find your seat, but I want to use it to find their "number" for cubbies and desks, etc. this is another pin that leads to nowhere though... I love this sight word money from the Moffat Girls. Annie is a doll! and so is here stuff! These are on my B2S list! and here's what I have spent every morning this week doing! I added contact paper to the back inside of my built-ins. If they weren't built in I'd spray paint those bad boys! I got all my craft supplies into 6 modular shelves from Walmart. I still have more organizing to do in this closet! and here's my nonfiction section. I also need to recover that chair. It was a throw away I snagged. and those frames will frame something! I still have to attach all the labels to the book boxes. I ordered new boxes at the end of school, so I need to add my new ones. I used the editable Bright and Clear from Kristen. I really ended up using the blank template more than anything! I get a little specific with my labels! Luckily she thought about that ahead of time! I wrote down each genre and box number so I could work on them at home. and I got one on today. I sure didn't realize they were this big, but it'll work! I will not let it bother me. No.I.won't. The stickers are probably the only thing I still hand write in my classroom! I have 43 full boxes and I will not be tackling renumbering all those books. Never, Like ever! aren't those labels cute! they are her best seller! happy friday! I will link up with Kristen and Elizabeth tomorrow to share more about our library! and one more itty bitty thing... check out this awesome giveaway at Farley's place! I you could win $100 at School Outfitters!
I mean...why WOULDN'T you use cootie catchers in your reading block? It makes perfect sense. Ok - remember last week how I was talking about doing a little spring cleaning with some of my TpT resources? Well, I did a little spring cleaning in my file folders on my computer as well. Yikes. Now THAT'S a bit of a rabbit hole. I got in a little deeper than I wanted to, but I figured I might as well finish the job. I got rid of a lot (a LOT) of cringe worthy products that just didn't make the cut anymore, and I got some major organizing done as well. BUT - you know what I found? THIS >>> It's a reading comprehension cootie catcher that I TOTALLY forgot I made! And since it resurfaced for me - I thought I'd resurface it for you! I'm sure I made it for you guys in the first place, but I can't for the life of me find it anywhere on the blog. There's actually 3 different versions. They have different comprehension questions that can be used with any fictional book. They work great as a quick partner review game. You can download them here! Find any long-lost things in your spring cleaning, lately? Pin and Share this freebie:
Talking Bubbles for Social Scripting to support students using modeled language. Working on social interactions and want Language Modeled for your students with Autism or Echolalia? You need this! This Talking Bubbles Script provides the perfect visual to remind students what comes next in a social greeting. It is great for kids with Autism or Echolalia improve social interactions. I have used this template with several students to get them talking more to me (and to anyone else they may meet) in a socially appropriate manner. You hear it all the time- you need more visual supports in your classroom to support your students with Autism and those with communication concerns- now you can address social instruction and social greetings with this easy but effective visual support! Read more about Echolalia and Strategies to Support Students here: www.noodlenook.net/teaching-students-echolalia/ What You'll Get This activity includes: 4-Page Printable Greeting Interaction EDITABLE TEXT option using Google™ Slides Suggestions for Use ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Who Benefits from this Product: If you are a teacher who is working in an Autism Unit with Special Education students who have echolalia, you will love this printable! Check out our blog post and YouTube video to learn how to use social scripting. If you are a Speech Therapist who needs something editable, easy, and quick to use in a session, then click download my friend... this is for you! Related Products: Check out adapted activities in the Noodle Nook TPT Store, including: Behavior Toolkit- 18 Visuals to Support Students with Autism, Dollar Store Work Task Boxes- 20 Activities with Visuals & Directions, and Visual Schedule for Students with Autism- Printable & Ready to Go! Feedback & Followers: Fabulous Printables Love Feedback! Ratings make the TpT world go round :) AND Earn you points to get more for less. Follow me to be the first to know about my new sales, freebies and products! Look for the green star near my store name and click it to become a follower. You'll receive updates directly to your inbox that will help you work smarter, not harder. Woo-hoo! If you have any questions, I’d love to hear from you! ---------------------------------------------------------------- Email: [email protected] Pinterest: Noodle Nook Facebook: NoodleNook Instagram: #TheNoodleNook Blog: www.NoodleNook.Net ---------------------------------------------------------------- This resource was created by Ayodele Jones © 2020. All rights reserved by authors. The materials in this unit were distributed and intended for single use only. The purchaser may reproduce copies for students in your classroom for classroom use only. You may not share with other teachers in your building, district, or otherwise. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on the internet is strictly prohibited. Violations are subject to penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Additional licenses can be purchased for multi-use at a discount. Please contact the author at [email protected].
Love podcasts? Check out this post in the form of a podcast episode on The Classroom Commute Podcast :
As teachers we’re constantly reading. Like seriously… Data charts IEPs, meeting notes, emails, student chicken scratch (I mean what word is that??). The last thing we want to do when we get home is to READ anything else, I’m sure… But these books? These books are the books teachers should read. The kind that touch […]
Kagan strategies are nothing new – if you haven’t been to a conference then surely you know a teacher who has. I was one of those teachers that absorbed all the information teachers could give me about Kagan Learning since I was never lucky enough to attend. While I pushed cooperative learning and being interactive, […]
Kagan strategies are nothing new – if you haven’t been to a conference then surely you know a teacher who has. I was one of those teachers that absorbed all the information teachers could give me about Kagan Learning since I was never lucky enough to attend. While I pushed cooperative learning and being interactive, […]
The teacher must adopt the role of facilitator not content provider.
Enjoy a Halifax urban foodie experience focused on sustainably conscious places to eat and drink in the iconic, diverse, colourful and trendy North End neighbourhood. Pack your walking shoes, and bring your appetite and sense of adventure, because this Halifax Urban Foodie Tour delivers an abundan
Love podcasts? Check out this post in the form of a podcast episode on The Classroom Commute Podcast :
Having the Life You Want by Being Present to the Life You Have By Mark Nepo Mark Nepo has moved and inspired readers and seekers all over the world with his #1 New York Times bestseller The Book of Awakening. Beloved as a poet, teacher, and storyteller, he’s been called “one of the finest spiritual guides of our time,” “a consummate storyteller,” and “an eloquent spiritual teacher.” His work is widely accessible and his books have been translated into more than twenty languages. He has published twenty-two books and recorded fifteen audio projects. In 2015 he was given a Life-Achievement Award by AgeNation. In 2016 he was named by Watkins: Mind Body Spirit as one of the 100 Most Spiritually Influential Living People, and was also chosen as one of OWN’s SuperSoul 100, a group of inspired leaders using their gifts and voices to elevate humanity. In 2017 Mark became a regular columnist for Spirituality & Health Magazine. A 20th anniversary edition of the #1 New York Times bestseller The Book of Awakening by Mark Nepo, who has been called “one of the finest spiritual guides of our time” and “a consummate storyteller.” “There was one book that transformed my life and that book is The Book of Awakening by Mark Nepo. The river of life is wide and the journey we make together is made so much more beautiful, important, and moving when our lives are linked by this book.”—Jamie Lee Curtis, from the Foreword 5 x 9.25" | 456 pages | paperback
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