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HyperDocs are becoming one of my favorite things in education. It is such an amazing tool to incorporate technology in a purposeful way that promotes student learning and engagement. One of the t…
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I’ve been teaching literacy in a 4th grade class this first quarter and having a blast! For an hour and a half each morning, I hop over to Susie’s room while she supports another teacher in math. After fall break, I’ll be going back to full day coaching, but I’m so glad I was able […]
HyperDocs are quickly becoming one of my favorite things in education. As the HyperDocs website states: HyperDocs, a transformative, interactive Google Doc replacing the worksheet method of delive…
This Stand Tall Molly Lou Melon digital or printable read-aloud lesson plan pack includes rigorous text dependent questions, differentiated graphic organizers, response to text writing activities, a craftivity, and detailed lesson plans to help you meet several core standards while maintaining your tradition of reading aloud for pleasure. You will guide students to use evidence from the text to deepen their understanding of the story and respond in meaningful ways. These lesson plans will guide you through 3-5 daily interactive reading lessons. Each day students will interact with the book for a different purpose and then complete a corresponding activity. To teach these lessons you will need: Stand Tall Molly Lou Melon by Patty Lovell I Like Myself by Karen Beaumont (optional) This lesson plan pack includes: Detailed Lesson Plans with full-size Samples Text Dependent Questions and Answer Keys Differentiated Character Traits Graphic Organizer Variety of Writing pages Craft Pattern and Instructions Bulletin Board Title Graphic organizers pre-loaded to Google Slides and Seesaw ***The digital graphic organizers are the same or similar to the printable options. Google slides graphic organizers have text boxes for students to type. Some have movable parts. Seesaw has many interactive tools to choose from. Text boxes are not pre-loaded on the graphic organizers because students may want to type or draw, which they can easily do with the provided tools in the program. Download our Scope and Sequence to see how we have aligned each of our grade 1-2 read-aloud lessons with the CCSS standards. If you like this product, then you will LOVE all of our other interactive read-alouds. To see more of our Read-alouds for First Grade, click here. To see more of our Read-alouds for Second Grade, click here. You can also purchase A Year of Interactive Read-Aloud Activities, at a discount! Do you love reading aloud to your primary students? We do too! It is one of our favorite times of the day. Here's what our buyers say: "Wonderful resource for characterization!" "My class loved these activities, it sparked a lot of discussion!" "Really well done! Love the alignment to CCSS" Visit our blog here to find out more about how to teach the Core one read-aloud at a time and to read more about our interactive close reading lesson plans. We would love to hear from you! Please remember to earn your free TpT credit by leaving feedback when you purchase! ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Follow us to get updates on our newest products! @thecorecoaches on Instagram The Core Coaches on Facebook The Core Coaches on Pinterest For helpful tips, hints, and classroom strategies check out our website! The Core Coaches Website
Happy Friday friends! This week was an exciting week in our house! As many of you know Mr. LMB started his own blog! It's called Craftsmandrive.com & we are both so thankful for all the support you have already shown to us & trust me all of your comments, visits, likes, & follows, are all making his week! Besides that our new year was amazing & very relaxing. January is going to be a super busy month & I have lots to get done so here's to a great month!! I hope you enjoy this weeks favorites & be sure
The Fibromyalgia Coach: Feel Better, Change Lives, and Find Your Best Job Ever by Tami Stackelhouse is an informative book that deals with the topic of fibromyalgia and gives readers dealing with fibromyalgia useful tips on how to find healing, and helps them prioritize what is important when living with fibromyalgia. Nearly all primary care doctors find a certain amount of uncertainty when it comes to treating and dealing with fibromyalgia patients. This book gives up-to-date information on current research and treatment options, helping them to deal with all the confusion surrounding the treatment of fibromyalgia. The author’s personal story and experiences will help many fibromyalgia patients connect with her and the suggestions she provides through this book. She handles the topic methodically and extensively, giving details so that patients know what to expect, and those dealing with fibromyalgia patients understand their shortcomings and handle them better. This book will help you find what is right for you and helps fibromyalgia patients to create an ideal work environment suitable for them. The suggestions are also useful to assess and address their physical, mental and social needs, and measure their success. This book is definitely a life changer for all those suffering from fibromyalgia, and it is a must-read for all those dealing with these patients as it will enable them to treat a fibromyalgia patient with compassion and understanding. The author’s words will uplift, motivate, and inspire fibromyalgia patients and lead them on the road to healing.
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This Anchor Chart can be used to guide your Reader's Workshop mini-lesson. It motivates students to build their reading stamina and read for longer periods of time during Reader's Workshop. The upper elementary goal is reading independently for 40 minutes, which also allows time for the teacher to w...
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Today I wanted to stop by and share something that’s been on my heart for a few months and I finally feel like I have the words to say! As […]
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Give each student a baggie or handful of M&Ms. Students take turns removing an M&M from the bag, and sharing with their group before they can eat it. Perfect for the beginning of the year! Game asks students to share: -favorite hobby or past time -favorite food -favorite movie or TV show -something they did over the summer -favorite musician or band -their choice If for some reason you would like a modifiable version of this game, just let me know!
I am married to a fire chief, so I've been coached pretty well on the fire-marshall visits our school gets each year. Every time, it's th...
Today we celebrated our many smarts by making "smart necklaces" and brain maps. Students used color beads to show their strengths. Each of the different smarts were represented by a color. Students chose letter beads for their initials and then put their two best smarts on either side of the initial beads. All colors/smarts were represented on the necklace with the students' "best" smarts having the most beads. I read the story "ABC I Like Me" by Nancy Carlson to the students while they wore their new necklaces. As I read each page we identified the "smart" that was illustrated. The students were able to explain their thinking for each page. Some were easy to identify (E for explore = nature smart) and others made the students think (C for cheerful = self smart). We talked about how each of us is unique; we all have the same eight kinds of smarts in our brain, but each of use our smarts differently because of our different strengths. Students made brain maps showing the eight strengths in their brain. They made their strengths/best smarts take up the largest areas in their brain. We shared our mind maps with our friends, elaborating on our best smart, least favorite smart, and a smart we would like to grow in during the school year. Students completed a fill in the blank writing reflection sheet to display with their mind map. I displayed student mind maps and reflection sheets by their self portraits they painted on self smart day. The display is too cute! I can't wait for the parents to see the mind maps when they come in for Open House next week. Parents are always surprised at how the children view their abilities and strengths. It is very revealing. I make special note of what each child says they want to learn more about during the year. I hope to help all students meet their goals and increase their abilities in areas they don't feel as strong in.
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Yay! The May MFT Release is now live and it is full of amazing products! Today I have another teacher themed card to show you, featuring the some of the new released products. I firstly die cut all te pieces I needed in my scene: the pile of book - obviously a rainbow pile of book (Grape Jelly, Tropical Teal, Limelight, Lemon Drop, Orange Zest, Poppin Pink Cardstock and a vanilla one for pages) using the book included in the Back to School Die-namics and the cup and coffee from the Coffee Break
