"La Petite Poule Rousse" raconte l'histoire d'une petite poule débrouillarde et travailleuse qui vit dans une ferme avec ses amis, un chat, un canard, et un
"La Petite Poule Rousse" raconte l'histoire d'une petite poule débrouillarde et travailleuse qui vit dans une ferme avec ses amis, un chat, un canard, et un
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Discover 10 ways to teach math using post it notes. ideas for teaching addition, fact families, comparing numbers, rounding, fractions, decimals, and more!
I develop curriculum for middle school math. I focus on using critical-thinking skills in my content so the math makes sense to the students.
Pre-K length comparison worksheets. Compare long vs. short objects in this preschool printable worksheet.
Planning and prepping differentiated math centers can be simple when using the Math Workshop framework. Less prep time and greater student growth is a win-win.
What's not to love about Would You Rather ; I use it with my students and always recommend it as one of the great warm-up routines. This one caught my attention last week.
Basics of Statistics
A blog about teaching middle school math from a teacher who hated math as a student.
Maze Solving Equations Activities to use with your Algebra 1 Class. Here are some FREE Maze Activities to use with your unit on solving equations.
Here is a roundup of posts around the internet and our blog regarding small groups, math intervention and number sense in middle school.
Browse over 230 educational resources created by The Illustrated Classroom in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
A few summers ago I attended a training for a program called Capturing Kids' Hearts! Let me tell you it was hands down the absolute best professional development I have ever had. I am such a believer in what they are doing and promoting. It is all about building relationships and capturing kids' hearts as the name suggest. There are many different pieces to it and I couldn't possibly share all of them. It really is something you need to attend their training to receive the full benefits. But I do want to share one aspect with you today. It's something I would venture to guess you are probably doing or have seen on Pinterest. Let's talk Social Contracts. This is very similar to Classroom Norms or Expectations. I start by asking my students to think about and respond to four questions. 1. How do you want to be treated by me (the teacher)? 2. How do you want to be treated by each other? 3. How do you think I (the teacher) want to be treated by you? 4. How do you want to treat each other when there is conflict? After students have plenty of individual think time, I then put them in groups of four giving each student a role. The Manager keeps the group on task. The Recorder records a final answer/list for the group. The Speaker will share the group's final answer with the class. And my favorite role - The Encourager. I love hearing my students cheer their classmates on for sharing their answers. After group time, we begin sharing and discussing as an entire class. During this time I have a student volunteer to be the Class Recorder. Their job is to record the answers as we discuss them. If an answer comes up multiple times, the Class Record will put a check mark by that word every time it comes up. Everything is student led. I am simply facilitating the conversation. I do manipulate the conversation in order to add No Put Downs on our social contract. Once the class discussion is over, students are given the opportunity to sign the contract before you display it in the classroom. I chose to create WordArt with the list this year. Each class was done in a different color. This is 2nd period's Social Contract. We are in the process of having everyone sign it and then I will hang it at the front of the room. I will remind students of what they agreed to, but more so I will teach students to remind each other. Do you do anything like this in your classroom?
Twister Probability Class Activity Worksheet The above worksheet is one of my probability favorites. Buy it on my new teachers p...
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A song and animation all about Pythagoras' Theorem. I made this vid for a competition on 02 learn and won!!!
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