This graph depicts each student's "place" in their family--the oldest child, the middle child , the youngest child, or the only child.
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May 2, 2023 - Explore Leslie Timm's board "Science Stuff", followed by 658 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about teaching science, homeschool science, science activities.
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Main Lesson book work in math
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All you need to know about the respected Helen Doron Method of teaching English to children in a fun, playful and musical way. This film explains the backgro...
Monikulttuurisen opetuksen sivusto - tietoa opettajille ja vanhemmille.
A mostly Shakespeare webcomic and blog.
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Tähän blogiin kootaan etätehtävävinkkejä alakoulun uskontoon. Tehtävät on jaoteltu opetussuunnitelman sisältöalueiden mukaan. S1: Suhde...
NYOMOZÓS FELADATLAP MATEMATIKA ÓRÁRA MINDEGYIK ALSÓS ÉVFOLYAMNAK Készítettem egy kétoldalas feladatlapot matematika órára mindegyik alsós ...
I’m so excited today that my second observation is over that I decided to offer a freebie to my followers. I’ve had several people request the prefix and suffix posters that I included in my last Treasures unit so they are now for free on my TPT store. All I ask is that you are...
Не существует человека, который хотя бы раз в жизни не чувствовал себя совершенно раздавленным жизнью. В эти мрачные периоды мы обычно встречаемся лицом к лицу со своими страхами, разочарованиями, отчуждением и одиночеством, с тем удушающим чувством, которое никак не хочет отпускать нас. Такое может случиться с каждым из нас, но это совершенно не означает, что […]
There are some days where I sit down after all of the kids have vacated campus and just think back on the ridiculous things that happened. Seriously, some of the things that come out of their mouths are amazing. Some are hilarious. Some make me want to put my head on my desk and never look up at them again. Honestly, it amazes me that the short weeks actually feel the longest, but I have moments and comments to get me through....oh, and fantastic classroom neighbors. Favorite moment of the week requires a small amount of backstory. Two of my students are best friends. Both have been Star Student already this year, and both plan on being Paleontologists (like Indiana Jones) when they grow up. They are going to do it together, because they're best friends. One of them, H, lights up like it's Christmas when the topic comes up. A grin spreads across his face and you can tell that it is radiating from his soul. This week was writing central. We worked on our summary of "Ants," having spent Tuesday creating our graphic organizer; We wrote a letter to this week's Star Student; and we ended the day writing to our pen pals. During the final writing of the day, it seemed quiet enough (what?!) and controlled enough to put on a CD, and in thinking of H, I knew the perfect one. This called for "Here Comes Science!" brought to you by They Might Be Giants....particularly the song, "Paleontologist" in honor of H. When he started listening to the lyrics, that smile from the soul spread across his face. Kind of amazing! The real question is: how is it that the spazzy ones are ultimately the sweetest? I mean, really. Most of the time they drive me crazy, but then they do something that puts a smile on my face and keeps them endeared to me. The desk fairy made another appearance this week too. There is apparently some sort of story that the whole class has concocted about this fictitious individual....I guess she has an evil counterpart who steals stuff from desks and moves it to other tables (personally, I think that would be another specific student....) In any case, I found that it was difficult to find different desks that were deserving of a visit from the desk fairy.....so pretty much all the same kids got the note. So much for equity when it comes to neatness! I tried.....really. Problem being, most of them believe that papers just naturally migrate into desks at the end of an assignment or at a transition....which makes me so wonderfully happy..... I have so much to share. Literally, I have to keep reminding myself that things do not have to all go in one post. It will especially help me to post when I feel as though there is nothing else to write about, so I am saving them until later....I can tell you that it will be about how every kid in our school (kindergarten through fifth grade) will know what metacognition is. Finally, I shall leave you with my Valentines. They were cute, and I am happy to share what I stole from Pinterest!
Hyvän toiminnallisen materiaalin ei tarvitse olla kallis investointi. Ostin edullisesti kärpäslätkiä. Niillä on lätkitty lukumääriä tutuksi....
A blog about teaching 2nd grade
Brug plakaten til ophæng i klassen. Plakaten er lavet, så den passer sammen med Gyldendals "Fandango 5" Materialet indeholder: Litterat
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