Welcome to Teacher's Pet your one stop shop for all of the very best in classroom resources including, posters, labels, games, activities, challenge cards, bunting and so, so much more!
Well, it’s here friends! I’ve been hanging out with 23 of my favorite little people for a week-and-a-half now, so it’s time to show you our learning space. (UPDATE – To see …
One of my favorite things I like to do is browse other teachers’ classrooms! In person, or online, it’s all the same to me! I just love to do it! I’m linking up with Ashley and Angie for #2getherwearebetter and with Blog Hoppin’ for a classroom reveal- Melonheadz style! Last year I went with a ... Read More about Classroom Tour {2015-2016}
Welcome to Teacher's Pet your one stop shop for all of the very best in classroom resources including, posters, labels, games, activities, challenge cards, bunting and so, so much more!
Welcome to Teacher's Pet your one stop shop for all of the very best in classroom resources including, posters, labels, games, activities, challenge cards, bunting and so, so much more!
Develop a thinking child with this Wonder Wall technique
Gold Celebrations! Here are primary 6 singing A Million Dreams! Today we had a brilliant day celebrating achieving our Gold award and celebrating the 30th birthday of the UNCRC. Do Something! By Ho…
A simple and effective way to freshen up your English and maths classroom displays. Relevant areas in the curriculum covered. In this pack you receive over £20 worth of resources for under £10! Editable and PDF version included.
Welcome to Teacher's Pet your one stop shop for all of the very best in classroom resources including, posters, labels, games, activities, challenge cards, bunting and so, so much more!
These games are excellent fillers and even better for those early finishers who need a challenge! How about some good old fashioned Boggle? I found this one on Pinterest! Boggle on the Left = Making Words http://www.pinterest.com/pin/148055906474971474/ Rules: Must make real words by connecting touching letters. The longer the word the better, you can give points by word length (ex. 2-3 letters 1 point, 4 letters 3 points, 5 + letters 5 points). I award for most words that follow the rules. Noggle (number boggle) on the Right = Making 20's My Noggle Worksheet Rules: By using any mathematical operation (add, subtract, multiply, divide) the solution must make 20. My second graders only add and subtract to get to 20, but some add over the 20 so they can then subtract bask to it. You could add a point value to this game too, I just award most accurate expressions. Letters and numbers came from here: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/148055906472954773/ Washi tape makes for a great border to outline the game letters or numbers Since I'm lucky to have an extra (who'd a thought that was possible) whiteboard, these games are always up on half with my objectives on the other half. This board is also magnetic so the pieces all have a small magnet on the back making it easy to swap them out for a new round! -------------------------------------------------- 20 Questions This was one of my favorites for long car rides and long waits at restaurants. To play in a classroom you need a bucket full of nouns. These NOUNS are what I use for second graders, but any set at your grade level will work. Having the words helps keep players on track and avoids cheating. Rules: On the board draw a t-chart for the questions and guesses. 20 questions are allowed and depending on the group I allow up to 5 guesses until they learn the difference between a question and a guess. Teacher (or a student) takes one noun out the the jar, reads it in their head, and holds it in their fist to hide it. Students can ask 'yes or no' questions or make a guess until the questions and guesses are all used up. If someone figures out the word they win, OR if they run out of question and guesses the word holder wins! If you enjoyed reading my post please follow my blog! Click here to follow my posts! Like my page on Facebook www.facebook.com/IAmWhatITeach
At the beginning of the year I was getting the above question about a million times a day. I had explained to my students that they always h...
