Transitions can be one of the most challenging parts of the teaching day. One of my best tips is to shift how you look at transitions. Clearly, transitions are the changing times between main activities and group times. It is often transport time and preparation time. When you view it from this perspective – it […]
Chaque jour à l’école, nous avons des petits moments de coupure qui nous permettent de souffler entre les différents apprentissages: les récréations ou les pauses méridiennes sont des incontournables.
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Revue de week-end # 24 Vendredi, le week-end est tout proche pour la plupart d’entre nous, il est temps de découvrir quelques belles photos et des endroits qui recèlent d’un certain charme, mais ne nécessitent pas à eux seuls un article complet. Weekend check list # 24 Friday, the weekend is very close for most of us, it’s time to discover some beautiful photos and places that contain a certain charm, but don’t need a complete post
I have been teaching for almost six months now and I haven't posted a picture of how my classroom looks since August! So here's my desk area and the back counter/bulletin board area. Seriously, no matter how often I try to keep it organized, by the next day it's a disaster again! If you remember my previous classroom post, I've moved some things around. My desk is now by my computer - which is wonderful. And I got a table just recently which inspired the desk move. I love having a table as a work space for students. Now I just need to figure out a better way to organize that back counter! As you can see, my bulletin board has a lot of papers on it. That is where I store some of the work I have planned for the upcoming week, or something that we have started as a class and haven't had a chance to finish yet. It's functional, but not all that pretty! Hopefully by posting this mess I will motivate myself to think of a better way to organize it all! So enough for classroom organization. Here's something fun that I created after seeing the idea on pinterest: an All About Number... poster. Here's the original: I loved the idea so I created my own version on Word and had it printed poster sized and laminated. Sometimes we do this as a class activity, and other times, like the one you see here, I have two students work together to complete the poster (See the color marks on the side - that shows students which ones to do). I really like making this a small group activity, because I've noticed the students helping each other out with the more difficult aspects like spelling the name or tallying! The number we use is usually the date, or a countdown to some special event. If you would like to use this in your classroom, you can download it here. Happy Monday!
This is a good drill for half ice practices. It is geared towards for forwards but is not bad for defensmen either. Place the two nest on the same goal line as shown in the diagram. The coaches or extra players gather the pucks in the center of the zone. Players line up just inside the red line about 10' off of the boards. On the whistle P1 skates down inside the zone around the face off dot and transitions backwards to the boards to receive a pass from the coach. P1 controls the puck for a few strides as they skate up the wall and then they make a pass to P2 (the second player in line).
Tips and ideas for what to do on the first day of school.
One of the most pivotal steps in evolution-the transition from unicellular to multicellular organisms-may not have required as much retooling as commonly believed, found a globe-spanning collaboration of scientists led by researchers at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies and the US Department of Energy's Joint Genome Institute.
Transform chaotic transitions into smooth, fun moments with these Class Transition activities & tools! With catchy line-up songs, effective door hangers, and fun attention grabbers call backs, you'll capture your students' attention quickly and efficiently, simplify your classroom transitions, and add a little extra to your classroom management routine. ⭐️This resource is a great way to ease transitions and make them fun in your classroom. The included tools allow your students to quickly regain focus, form lines quickly, and notify others where you are within the building throughout the day. ⭐️The best part? This resource saves you time as all the transition tools are ready to just print and go! Create a space in your classroom for your different transition tools so your students can quickly refer to their chants or quickly grab a door hanger to hang on the door when leaving the room. What you get in this set of 3 classroom management transitions resource: 24 classroom door hangers 46 teacher & student call back attention grabbers 10 class line up chants Bulletin board letters for setting up your brain break area Various poster & header options 46 Attention Getters Included: Scooby Dooby Doo Where are you? Hocus Pocus Everybody Focus! Na Na Na Na, Na Na Na Na, Hey, Hey Hey Goodbye! Hands on Your Head, Hands on Your Knees, Hands on Your Lap, and Eyes on Me! Tootsie Roll, Lollipop We Were Talking, Now Let’s Stop! Hakuna Matata! Hi Ho! Hi Ho! It’s Off To Work We Go! Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? Everybody Rock Everybody Roll! Shark Bait Oooh Ha Ha! Red Robin Yum! Ba Da Ba Ba Ba ‘m Loving It! Abbra… Cadabbra! Get It? Got It? Good! Chicka, Chicka, Boom Boom! Ding-Dong! Hello? 1,2,3 Eyes on Me! 1, 2 Eyes on You! Macaroni & Cheese Everybody Freeze! Can I Get a… Whoop! Whoop! Are You Ready, Kids? Aye, Aye, Captain! Holy Moly Guacamole! Spaghetti and Meatballs! Class, Class Yes, Yes! Peanut Butter Jelly Time! Zip It, Lock It, Put It In Your Pocket! Hands on Top That Means Stop! Stop! Collaborate and Listen! Yakety Yak Don’t Talk Back! Flat Tire Shhh! Eeny Meeny Miny Mo! Ready to Rock! Ready to Roll! All Set You Bet! To Infinity and Beyond! Zip, Zip, Zap We’re All That! Alligator, Alligator Chomp Chomp Chomp! Are you Focused? Yes I Am! Did Pete Cry? Goodness No! Goodness Gracious Great Balls of Fire! Teach Okay! Class? Yes! Hands & Eyes! Yes! No Way! Oh me Oh My! All eyes on Me I’m All Ears! Eyes Up Voices Off! Ready to learn? Ready to Listen! Mirror Switch! ✅Check out the preview for a closer look at what this resource provides: cards, posters, and more! ✏️ Creative Ways to Use These Class Transitions Use transition activities to reinforce daily routines, helping students understand and anticipate the flow of the day. Implement transition cues to signal expected behaviors, such as quiet voices or lined-up bodies, reducing disruptions and maintaining order. Integrate quick review questions or mini-challenges during transitions to reinforce learning and keep students engaged. ❤️Why You Need this Resource: This class transitions resource has everything you’d need to improve the transitions in your classroom. These class transitions are a great classroom management tool when it comes to transitioning and getting the attention of your students. This resource gives you everything you’d need to offer your students a fun way to transition throughout the day. The class transitions require minimal prep and can be printed and used immediately. There are fun options to use door hangers to show your location in school. There are line-up chants and call backs that can be used throughout the day, and displayed in different ways. Use the included posters & headers to set up special areas for all your transitions. TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID… ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ashley M. says, "My students absolutely LOVE the call backs!! It’s an easy way to get their attention while having fun at the same time. 10/10 recommend this to anybody in elementary grades! " ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amy W. says, "This is a fabulous resource! We use some of them daily. It is a nice mix of older and newer sayings. They work very well." ⭐️ Grab the bundle & SAVE ⭐️ ♥♥The CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT BUNDLE is available for a DISCOUNT. Get a year’s worth of classroom management resources to make your yearly planning a breeze! ♥♥ You might also be interested in: Classroom Schedule Cards & Checklist Early Finisher Activities Brain Breaks & Movement Activity Cards Have a question or need help with a file? Visit the FAQs section, submit a help ticket, or ask a question on the Q& A tab before leaving feedback. Please ask all questions before purchasing. Terms of Use: This product is licensed for single classroom use ONLY unless multiple licenses are purchased. 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Link it´s a light, different program with personality. It works to complement and act as a transition between more individual areas of the office.
I'm joining the fabulous Cara from the First Grade Parade! I went through my posts from the past year and am re-posting it again, for all the newbies that may have just stumbled upon my lil old blog! ******Original Post: Hello Out There?!?! Posted on September 14, 2012****** Wow! I totally have lost track of time. Guess the beginning of the year does that to you. We've been busy, busy, busy... testing, testing, testing, no less, but it's OVER! Now the fun begins for us as we start to switch our kiddos. I have 22 lovely littles in my class this year that are just FULL of energy and personality! Ha! :) Really, they are great, but by Friday, I'm spent! whew! I'm ready for the routines to kick in and have some "quiet" time in the room. ;) Here's some pics from our last 8 days of school! Cut and paste activity for what a Good Learner looks like. {It's part of my Back to School Bonanza packet on TPT} Find someone who.... They LOVED this! {also part of my Back to School Packet} Finished page! HOW adorable! We completed 4 pages and I am putting it together as a book for them to have. This week we did a fun activity getting to use Venn Diagrams. We read Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes and talked about our names. We usually graph the letters in our names and talk about why we like our names. Then we compared our names to each other and completed a Venn Diagram! First, cut out the names. I had them typed up in boxes so that all they needed to do was cut it out. Then they spelled their names on their desks. Then they found the letters they had in common and placed them in the middle of the diagram. I had them pile the same letters on top of each other to keep them from having a million a's or i's in the middle. It also helped them find those common letters. (I did allow them to have double or triple letters on the outside of the circle if they would like.) Click on the picture below to grab yourself a copy of this activity to use in your room! You'll need powerpoint to change the letters in the boxes. I used Hello Literacy's Hello Font, Hello Ali (free and adorable!!!) I enlarged the Venn Diagram part to 11X17 (I think that's the size on the copier) Have a great weekend friends! I'll be back soon with an adorOWLble Owl Glyph that we did today! I need to get them up on a bulletin board and take a picture to share! I'm also linking this up with Manic Monday over at Classroom Freebies! Check out all the other goodies there!
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