Printables, study resources, and ideas to help you study and teach Mosiah 1-3 "Filled with Love towards God and All Men" (April 13-19) at home or at church
Long vocabulary lists can appear daunting and unlearnable at first glance, but they don’t have to be perceived in such a way. Here we have engaging and entertaining activities, games, and strategies to help your students master their vocab lists with ease. Learning is made fun with the right
"Shoo Fly" is one of my favorite songs to teach. The students love it! I typically use it with 2nd or 3rd grade to add some nice "orff-...
A Question Matrix is a tool to assist students in developing the skill of asking rich, higher-order questions about objects, events, ideas, and places in their environment.
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The ability to separate the sounds of a word is called “phoneme segmentation”. It’s a critical skill in both learning to read and write. By six and a half/seven years of age students should be able to tell you the sounds in a word. So, for example, if given the word “cat”, the student should […]
This excellent primary source analysis worksheet has students reviewing a cartoon critical of FDR's Judiciary Reorganization Act of 1937 that would pack the Supreme Court with his nominees. An introduction explains the background and results of the Bill and students then use this information and th...
'The 5 Minute Marking Plan' cannot do your marking for you (sadly) it will help you focus on the job in hand and help ensure you maximise your students’ learning and your own.
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This free opposites game is great for teaching opposites to kids in preschool or kindergarten. It's a great tool for teaching opposites to ESL learners too! #kindergarten #esl
Co-teaching can take many forms in the classroom. Some of the most common forms of co-teaching are outlined below. Many resources exist that describe these methods of co-teaching in more detail and…
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Teachers, make your classroom presentations interactive! Sometimes, you just have to pull out the old PowerPoint presentation to get your point across. As soon as you dim the lights, nap time begins. Who hasn’t daydreamed or slept through a dull presentation? One solution: Get some audience feedback going! Get real-time polling results as students… Continue reading →
Our math curriculum doesn't do a stellar job covering angles. I went on a search for some angle activities to hopefully make the unit more fun and meaningful. When I didn't find anything that fit what I was looking for, I decided to create something on my own. I put together The Angle Family
Printables, study resources, and ideas to help you study and teach Mosiah 1-3 "Filled with Love towards God and All Men" (April 13-19) at home or at church
Long vocabulary lists can appear daunting and unlearnable at first glance, but they don’t have to be perceived in such a way. Here we have engaging and entertaining activities, games, and strategies to help your students master their vocab lists with ease. Learning is made fun with the right
For a fun way to review your primary program songs this year, invite your Bishop into primary for this Cut the Tie Primary Program Review Idea! When the
I was really excited to see that this was one of the suggested songs in January 2020!!! I love this song and wanted to make sure that the children understood the words to it and the story behind it. So I thought making a poster would be the best way!!!! *Also, at the end of this post is a link that will lead you to iheartprimary's Book of Mormon Singing Times. Click the link for more 2020 BofM ideas :) The little boy at the end of the song moves/slides, so that you can lead him to Heavenly Father, Jesus, and his family :) To introduce this song, I'm going to quickly tell the children of Nephi's vision and the importance of holding onto the Rod (the Word of God). Next, I will tell them the words and meaning on the poster. Then, I will have them listen to the piano to hear the melody of the song as I point to the words on the poster. After that, I plan to sing the words to them and have them listen for answers to some questions. So before I sing the song, I will ask a question such as, "What does the Iron Rod represent", "What are the 3 ways the Iron Rod is described in the song", "Where will holding onto the Iron Rod lead to?". As they listen to me sing, they need to find out to answer to the question. They are welcome to start singing along as we sing it again to listen for the answers. I hope in the end, that they know what the song is conveying and that they start to realize the importance of holding onto the Word of God and the true Gospel in their lives. For a link to this hymn on the Church's website, click HERE. For a Google Doc of the clipart that was used for this poster, CLICK HERE. Just print ans glue to make your own song visual! If you're wondering how I put together the THROUGH part, here are some instructions: First, I glued a small strip of white paper down. This is so that you wouldn't see the blue poster board underneath when you slide the boy. Then I made my Iron Rod and used an exacto knife to cut a small strip cut-out of where I wanted the boy to slide. I put a penny down (this is what keeps the boy in place). Then, I glued the Rod down over the penny- ONLY ON THE OUTSIDE THE EDGES. This is so that the penny can still slide! Lastly, I put a very small line of hot glue on the penny where it slides. Then added the boy on top. Magic!!!! Hopefully this makes sense and can help another chorister!!! And one last thing, I plan to hand out this coloring page for them to take home. Hopefully this will encourage them to sing this song with their family for CFM-FHE and talk about and read the scriptures about the Tree of Life. ----------> And as told at the beginning of this post, HERE is this link that will lead you to our Book of Mormon Singing Time ideas and activities to help inspire you in 2020! *****Hey you! Needing ideas on HOW TO TEACH NEW SONGS in 2020???? Click HERE for our ideas on how to Teach a Song from Scratch! We'd love to be able to help inspire you with some singing time ideas :) -iheartprimarymusic
Have you spent time actually working with the song The Church of Jesus Christ? It's a fun upbeat song many kids learn as a young child, but the are some great
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I have a few fun lesson helps for you today! These go along with Lesson 27 "I can help others be happy by sharing." You can find the lesson here. You can download all of these for free at the end of this post. This would also be great for a Family Home Evening about sharing or Jesus feeding the 5,000. Story cards for the scripture story Jesus feeding the 5,000. Print and cut the cards apart. For the questions that go along with the story I created this cute basket with bread fish. The kids can take turns pulling one out and answering the question. In the download the basket looks like this-Print (preferably on cardstock) and cut around the 2 baskets. Do not cut the bottom where they meet. Fold the white part back and tape or staple around the basket to create a pocket. Print and cut out the bread and fish and put them in the basket. Here's a close up of some of the bread. I also included a coloring page to go along with one of the activities in the enrichment activity section. There's a spot for them to draw a picture of themselves sharing. Download your free pack here! Adorable graphics from P4 Clips Trioriginals, Charlotte's Clips, Clever Cat Creations, Blue Blossom Designs, Chirp Graphics, and, Educlips,
"Shoo Fly" is one of my favorite songs to teach. The students love it! I typically use it with 2nd or 3rd grade to add some nice "orff-...
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