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Teaching 6-Year-Olds About Privilege and Power. (2019-09-17 10:07:19)
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"Turner wants his students to feel comfortable talking about privilege and power so they can move through life aware of how these issues play out all around them. He wants to equip them with the vocabulary, tools and confidence to continue engaging difficult subjects as their understanding gets more nuanced. He says they aren’t too young." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Character Education, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools)
Ways to Improve Student Writing with Google Docs. (2019-09-17 09:59:45)
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"There are so many amazing digital tools that teachers can use to support writing in the classroom. As a former writing teacher, I can’t help but geek out a little at all the possibilities. But when it comes to G Suite, and Google Docs, in particular, there are some excellent tools to help teachers and students throughout the writing process." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, Nineth Grade, Tenth Grade, English Language Arts, Computer Integration, Writing)
10 Engaging Math Games for Young Learners. (2019-09-17 09:48:01)
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"Engagement enhances optimal learning and students learn best when they are actively immersed in collaborative hands-on activities. One way to get students engaged is through game-based learning. By including quality games in your class, you will get to create meaningful learning experiences that will benefit students' cognitive, social and emotional growth" |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, Mathematics, Number and Operations in Base Ten, Online Practice, Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Center Activities, Educational Games)
3 Ways to Engage Students with Folding Vocabulary Lessons. (2019-09-13 07:39:46)
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"Over the last few months I've discovered interactive notebooks and folding resources - and I've fallen hard for them! I love the ways you can combine folding, colouring, words and ideas to create an interactive resource which helps students to explore and engage with the topic they are learning.
I especially love using them with vocabulary."
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(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, English Language Arts, Reading - Informational Text, Reading - Literature, Center Activities, Quizzes, Interactive Notebooks)
3rd Grade Math Centers - Math Sorts - Math Games for Review. (2019-09-13 07:33:41)
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"Math Sorts are engaging math activities that encourage math talk. Students explain how they sort their cards and build strong math concepts as they create cards of their own.
Ways to use: whole group lesson, small group lesson, independent math center, assessment, exit tickets, or homework" |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Mathematics, Gifted, Number and Operations in Base Ten, Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Worksheets, Center Activities, Educational Games, Quizzes)
Decomposing Numbers Math Center Games. (2019-09-13 07:28:52)
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"To teach students how to decompose, you should provide them with a variety of opportunities with concrete objects. Here’s how I usually teach it.
Objects – Drawings – Writing Addition and Subtraction Expressions and Equations
Objects I use: I use 2 colored counters, linking cubes or unfix cubes and a ten frame. You can use almost any objects to teach students how to decompose!" |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: PreK, Kindergarten, First Grade, Mathematics, Counting and Cardinality, Number and Operations in Base Ten, Center Activities, Educational Games)
Teachers Guide to Creating Classroom Websites Using Google Sites. (2019-09-12 08:04:56)
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"Here is a step by step guide to help you create a website for your class using the new Google Sites. As you probably know, the new Google Sites 'comes with a bunch of extra interesting features that include intuitive technology, integration with G Suite apps, attractive design, ability to track site’s performance using Google Analytics, new colourful templates and many more."
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(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Fifth Grade, Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, High School, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, Computer Integration, Graphics and Multimedia, Teacher Tools, Technology and Computer Science, Computer Literacy, Computer Science, Web Design)
Another Great Video Tool for Teachers and Students. (2019-09-12 07:56:23)
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"Vibby is a very good tool that you can use to highlight and share specific parts of videos. Viewers will only see the cropped portion you sent and not the entire video. This is especially useful to use with students. Instead of sharing the whole video you can highlight the parts you want them to see and send them over in the form of vibs." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, High School, Nineth Grade, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, Twelveth Grade, Computer Integration, Graphics and Multimedia, Integrated Technology Lesson Plans, Technology and Computer Science, Computer Science, Digital Arts)
Keyboarding. (2019-09-12 07:13:50)
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Use these numerous sites to make learning how to type pleasant!
Fun games engage students to learn to place their fingers over the correct keys and learn keyboarding. |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, Computer Integration, Computer Literacy, Online Practice, Center Activities, Educational Games)
Bill of Rights Printable Pack. (2019-09-11 07:59:17)
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"It’s important for our children to know the Bill of Rights. Whether or not you’re studying American History in your homeschool this year, this 14-page printable pack will be a wonderful addition to a well-rounded student! It includes folder games, fill-in-the-blank sheets, and more!" |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Social Studies/History, Lesson Plans, Projects, Teacher Tools, Literacy - History/Social Studies, Center Activities, Interactive Notebooks)
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