German Worksheets to practice German syntax. 10 deutsche Schütteltexte für den Deutschuntrricht oder DaF Ideal, um den deutschen Satzbau zu üben und verinnerlichen. _________________________________________ Feedback: Ich freue mich über Feedback! Wenn du dieses Produkt bei TPT kommentierst und bewertest, bekommst du dafür TPT-Credits, die du bei deinem nächsten Einkauf verwenden kannst. Folge mir auf Facebook Schreibe mir eine eMail Besuche meinen Blog ____________________________________________________ German Writing Prompts for Kids: German- 10 Creative Writing Templates- 10 kreative Schreibideen State your Opinion- 22 Sage deine Meinung Finish the Story- 11 Beende die Geschichte Pick a Topic- 21 schreibe über ein Thema write a Short Story- 15 schreibe eine Kurzgeschichte German Quick Writes: Frühling Bundle Sommer Bundle Herbst Bundle Winter Bundle Grammar: Deutsche Artikel und Genus- German Article Verben konjugieren- German: Conjugation of verbs German Grammar - Aktiv und Passiv -
This resource is #1 for a reason! I almost always use graphic organizers to teach reading comprehension. I find them to be highly effective because they are
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori - Maori Language Week is celebrated from the 11th to the 17th September 2023. I've put together this blog post to highlight free
Auditory Learners: How to discover your child's learning style and the top ten resources to help teach an auditory learner!
Repeated practice matters for students with dyslexia, but how much repetition is really needed in your Orton-Gillingham lesson?
Hello everyone! It's Jennie from JD's Rockin' Readers! I'm sharing a post with you today that I had on my blog awhile back. It's had a lot of views and I know people are always interested in how they can better document interventions. So, I am going to share with you a form that I created to help me keep track! I created an RTI progress monitoring freebie and have had people ask exactly how I use it. I have been documenting and thought I would share a student that I previously wrote a post about. This student has been struggling with sight words in her reading. She gets many of them confused and they are definitely not automatic in her reading. This student is a good artist and loves to draw so I wanted to use her strengths to help her get excited about learning these words that are difficult for her. You can check out the blog post {here} for more information. The first page of the progress monitoring plan is basic information. This page describes the students strengths/weaknesses, skills needed to succeed, and intervention skills that you will be specifically working on. This page also allows you to document what the intervention will be, who is providing the intervention, how often, and what assessments you will use to monitor the progress. Here is a sample of my student struggling with sight words. *Here is my disclaimer... I typed this for the purpose of this blog post. I usually just hand write the documentation but I wanted you to be able to read it- my handwriting is not the best thanks to breaking my arm when I was younger:( Here is the first page. When I make copies, I copy page 1 and page 2 back to back. Page 2 is where I record the Assessment Data and my progress monitoring notes. For this intervention, I am using my sight word lists (I use Lucy Calkins list from The Teachers College of Reading and Writing). You can check out my post here that tells why I choose to use her list over Dolch and Fry. I also am looking at her Reading Benchmark Book running record to see if she is reading the sight words correctly in text. Page 3 is where I do my daily documentation. This example is over about a month. Unfortunately, I didn't see B. L. as much as I had hoped. She was sick for a few days and I was out with a sick child for a couple days as well. And- I think we had a couple of snow days... For her intervention I made different flashcards. Again, to learn more about the intervention and how I made the flashcards, you can go to this blog post. I hope this helps give you some ideas of possible ways you can use this form to document. Remember, this is only one example for one specific student. This form can be used with just about any intervention you may need to do. If you would like to download this sample, just click {here}. For a free blank copy you can click on the picture below. Please let me know if you have additional questions:)
This blog post explains how to explore Australian Geography and Landmarks with your students through our new and exciting resource.
If you’re teaching a split class (multi-grade or combined class) and need advice on classroom management and organization, you’ve come to the right place! You’ll find practical tips from teachers who have taught in multi-level classrooms and combined classes at all different grade levels. Tips and tricks from teachers in combined class schools I’ve invited … Continued
Which free piano teaching games are the best? Which ones do you need in your teaching toolkit? These top 9 are the perfect place to start!
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I've always found that little learners love write-n-wipe style dry erase marker activities. We have a huge and growing range of these fun, easy-to-prep center activities for your classroom! Activity cards for little learners Besides the novelty of using a marker, they appeal to a child's need for immediacy. From a pedagogy point of view, I like them as a bridge between concrete and abstract. Use them as task cards If 'write and wipe' is not your style, you could always use such cards as 'task cards' and simply have your students use them as a visual prompt for writing their answer on a recording sheet. Use them with equipment and play dough They are also perfectly suited for use with play dough and small equipment, like buttons and counters. Draw more, Add more! We've put together a set that is perfect for early math. Students will add more items to complete a set. Essentially, your students are working on early addition skills through counting and adding more. As each card is completed, you will notice students counting and re-counting several times to check their work and understanding. This continued and repetitive counting all helps to develop a strong beginning in number. The set includes 6 packs! Here is a sneaky peek: Draw more apples Draw more flowers Draw more gum Draw more hair draw more raindrops draw more spots For more formal addition lessons, I have also listed "Caterpillar Count On Cards" that will assist in using a number line to solve addition. Here is a free download for you to help support this learning in your classroom. Students can draw more apples on each tree to complete the total. Find it in Google Drive HERE
Check out our best ESL activities for kindergarten kids to try out in your classes today. Have some fun with English and kindy kids.
5 Ways to teach the steady beat in elementary music class. At the beginning of the school year. I start with Steady Beat activities.
Get some helpful ideas on how to decorate your ESL classroom. Check out the top 5 classroom decoration ideas to work on with your students!
Preparing for Your First Elementary Music Teaching Job. Organized Chaos. Top 5 suggestions to help you get ready over the summer for your first elementary music job.
If you follow me on instagram (@raisingdavinci) you might have seen me post that we started introducing our 3 year old to the 100's place value. We took our time with the 10's and tried to
I know many people tell me they do a ‘Me on the Map’ unit in their classrooms. These nifty flip books will make an amazing visual to help your kids learns exactly where they fit into this big, beautiful world of ours. Get yours in English or in French! You Might Also Like:Is it a ... Read More about Where Are We? English and French Flip Book
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Use this rubric when assessing your students’ oral presentations. Adaptable to any oral presentation context! Pointers covered include: Time Management Content Preparedness Enthusiasm Speaking clearly Creativity. Students are assessed on a scale of 4 points to give you a clear idea of their ability level and simplify the reporting process. Want some help putting your […]
Subjects and predicates can be tough and I feel kids need some hands on activities to practice! I made this activity for my second graders and think it could be useful to you. For this activity students could either cut and glue subjects and predicates to make complete sentences or you can laminate the pieces ... Read More about Subject and Predicate Matching Activity
The central message of a story is super important for students to be able to identify, but unfortunately can be a tricky concept for kids to grasp. Sometimes called the moral or lesson, the central message is the main thing that the author wants you to learn from the story. It can be about friendship, […]
These flash cards include German Vocabulary all about types of herbs. German Flash Cards: Herbs
This worksheet is great for practicing the past continuous tense. Students need to use a verb in the simple past and a verb in the past continuous.
Finding quality free sheet music online isn’t as easy as you think. The following list provides you with links to 20 of the best websites to find free and legal printable sheet music.
A free printable parent handout to help parents understand how to develop fine motor skills at home using supplies they probably already have on-hand.
Are you looking to capture the thrilling spirit of the 2024 Summer Olympics in your classroom? With the games fast approaching, I've developed an exciting
It inevitably happens to every music teacher at some point in their teaching career: you have to call out absent. Whether it’s to attend a conference,
These 5 ways to teach geometry proofs are interactive and great for a variety of learning types! Click to see my top 5 ways to teach geometry proofs.
Students cut out pictures of items and paste them in the tank where they believe they would fall. They paste items that sink at the bottom, and items that float at the top. This printable is customizable. Tailor the PDF to your teaching needs by
With this Google Sheets Gradebook, you'll finally stay on top of grading. You'll have access to your digital gradebook through Google Drive and can easily print the gradebook template, too. You'll find automatic averages, options for assignment weighting, and built-in student reports. There are two gradebooks available to you with purchase. ⭐ GRADEBOOK ONE ⭐ This gradebook is super simple to use. This is perfect for someone new to Google Sheets who just wants an easy digital gradebook to keep track of student results on assignments, projects, tests, etc. It works as a printable & digital gradebook so you can print a quick one-pager to add to your teacher binder to help you stay organized. This Google Sheets gradebook is 100% editable and customizable. It's appropriate for any grade level because the editable gradebook template allows you to record grades however you want: percentages, 4-point scale, fractions, etc. Gradebook one does not automatically calculate averages, offer assignment weighting, or generate student reports. But gradebook two does... ⬇ ⭐ GRADEBOOK TWO ⭐ This digital gradebook has ten subject pages (subject names and icons can be changed) that calculate student averages. It generates four different student reports and grades can be displayed by percentages, letter grades, descriptors, 4-point scale, or 5-point scale. Reports can be easily printed off or downloaded as PDFs. In this Google Sheets gradebook, there are three ways to adjust assignment weighting. You can do this by individually weighting assignments, adjusting term weighting, or assigning assessment category weighting (assignments, quizzes, projects, etc). You can also turn weighting options off so that all assignments, categories, and terms are weighted evenly. ⭐ TUTORIAL VIDEOS ⭐ Setup videos are included for both of the Google Sheets Gradebook templates to get you started to finally stay on top of grading! In summary, both GRADEBOOK ONE and GRADEBOOK TWO are included in the purchase of this resource. Which digital gradebook you choose to use, is up to you! GRADEBOOK ONE ⭐ Easy to use ⭐ 100% editable ⭐ As many subjects Sheets are you want ⭐ Perfect for keeping a simple record of grades ⭐ Flexibility in how you enter grades (percentages, fractions, letters, numbers, etc.) ⭐ No averaging, assignment weighting, or reports GRADEBOOK TWO ⭐ Best suited for those comfortable in Google Sheets ⭐ Ten subject gradebook Google Sheets ⭐ Automatically calculates averages ⭐ Options for weighting by term, assignment category, and individual assignments ⭐ Option to turn weighting off ⭐ Four different student reports are automatically generated ⭐ View grades on reports in percentages, letter grades, descriptors, 4-point or 5-point scales What Teachers Have Said ✿ Joy said, "Two words: lifesaver! I am thrilled I purchased this. Thank you for the video that explained how to use this. Thank you for making record-keeping so much easier!" ✿ Aisha said, "This is one of the most needed resources I purchased this year. I used this to organize my grades and complete checklists for my students. I enjoyed the premade templates. I copied the templates for every 9 weeks, saved them, and printed them. I am glad I stumbled across this resource." ✿ Karen said, "This resource has allowed me to put grades in as you would in a hard copy gradebook. It can be used over and over which I like (no need to purchase one each year) and you don't have to carry it around. Having it all digital has been a nice treat!"
Check out our top 11 ESL whiteboard games and activities to try out with your students today. Have some fun with these chalkboard games.
As a child, I had an avid imagination. I see the same traits in my own children today; I think creativity just comes naturally to most kids. Using
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Check out the best ESL kindergarten games, activities, lesson plans, worksheets and more. Have better kindy English classes today!
Depuis environ 2 ans déjà on entend de plus en plus parler du concept de la «Classe Flexible». Pour ceux qui ne savent toujours pas ce que c’est, non, ce n’est pas une classe dans laquelle on fait des étirements! 😉 On ne parle pas ici de la flexibilité du corps, mais bien de la flexibilité de notre environnement de travail. L’idée est d’offrir aux élèves différents choix d’espaces de travail. En changeant régulièrement de place et de position, le cerveau de l’élève est constamment stimulé […]
My top strategies for teaching self-regulation, with activities and my top 3 favorite ways to work on this skill with my students.