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Here are the 10 most recent ideas:
Teacher’s Genius Bread Lesson Shows Kids The Importance of Washing Hands. (2020-07-07 11:07:32)
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Can all of your students say "GROSS!!" at the same time?
Try this experiment with bread and a baggie. It will make your students aware of how important it is to wash your hands very well!
“Watch how the bread changes over time due to germs. It is so cool and a great way to teach the importance of hand washing,” Courtney Simpson wrote. |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, PreK, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, Science, Lesson Plans, Projects)
Wearing A Mask Story for Children. (2020-07-07 10:44:00)
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With students going back to school, this story may help the fidgeting with their masks!
Basically used for younger students, can also be used for #SPED
"This free story is for children who may need to wear a mask in public due to COVID-19. It is important to prepare children for big changes in these unprecedented days. Please feel free to distribute and share as needed. Please give credit to Autism Little Learners." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, PreK, Kindergarten, First Grade, Exceptional Children, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Special Education, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Parental Involvement at School, Health - PE - Wellness, Reading - Informational Text, Classroom and Behavioral Management)
The Ultimate Guide to Grading in High School. (2020-07-03 08:51:50)
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Great ideas on how to comment on English Essays!
"I have put together a collection of 20 feedback strategies for English teachers (and others who are grading high school essays). If you want to save time without sacrificing student learning, read on!" |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: High School, Nineth Grade, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, Twelveth Grade, English Language Arts, Teacher Tools, Writing)
20 Hands-On Ways For Kids to Learn Map Skills. (2020-07-02 08:02:30)
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"Kids still need good map skills. Fortunately, the same basic concepts apply for virtual and paper maps. Here are some of our favorite engaging ways to teach kids skills like keys, grids, the compass rose, and more." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Social Studies/History, Projects, Literacy - History/Social Studies, Center Activities, Arts and Crafts)
Your Guide to Teaching 1st Grade Online. (2020-07-02 07:51:15)
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A Must Read for First Grade teachers! All kinds of tips and ideas on organizing, working with 6-7 year old students, how to organize your lessons, how to deal with disruption doing your remote learning and more!
An EXCELLENT resource! |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, First Grade, Second Grade, Classroom Organization, Computer Integration, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Integrated Technology Lesson Plans, Parental Involvement at School, Computer Literacy, Classroom and Behavioral Management, Remote Learning)
How to use the new Google Drive sharing options. (2020-07-01 14:07:12)
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"Google has made a few changes to how the sharing process works. The changes aren't drastic, but they do make a difference in how you share your files.
I'm going to walk you through the new process, so you won't get tripped up and have collaborators come back at you to say they can't work with the file you shared." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, High School, Nineth Grade, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, Twelveth Grade, Computer Integration, Teacher Tools, Technology and Computer Science, Computer Literacy, Remote Learning)
15 Creative Reading Comprehension Exit Ticket Ideas. (2020-07-01 11:50:21)
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"Reading comprehension exit tickets reveal how well your elementary learners understood key points from a lesson or activity.
They also provide essential feedback that can be used to differentiate instruction.
Here you’ll find 11 creative exit ticket ideas for reading comprehension that will have your young learners reflecting deeply about concepts." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, English Language Arts, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Range, Quality and Complexity, Reading - Literature, Quizzes)
A to Z of coping skills. (2020-06-30 08:24:10)
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GREAT IDEAS! A chart of ideas for students to help them deal with emotions.
"This is an #ELSAFREEFRIDAY resource. It consists of a display poster for you to use to talk about coping strategies. It also has a worksheet for children to come up with their own coping strategies." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Exceptional Children, ADHD/ADD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Special Education, Character Education, Exceptional Children, Discipline, Parental Involvement at School, Classroom and Behavioral Management, Social Emotional Learning)
10 Ways Teachers Can Instill a Growth Mindset in Students. (2020-06-30 08:03:14)
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"It’s clear why, given that the relatively-new pedagogy focuses on helping students understand the values of effort, persistence and trying new learning methods to cultivate their talents and abilities.
Along with an explanation of the philosophy’s purpose and history, below are 10 ways you can instill a growth mindset in your students." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Character Education, Lesson Plans, Parental Involvement at School, Classroom and Behavioral Management, Social Emotional Learning)
20 Sites and Apps for Special Education. (2020-06-29 10:42:55)
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Great site that gives many options for engaging students with special needs. Take a look at some of these resources!
"Supporting special education students continues to be a priority for educators and parents alike. Fortunately, there is an ever-growing number of sites and apps for special education available. Here, in alphabetical order, are 20 to get you started." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, High School, Nineth Grade, Tenth Grade, Exceptional Children, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Special Education, Instructional Information, Character Education, Differentiated Instruction, Exceptional Children, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Parental Involvement at School, Audio/Video Resources, Educational Games, Social Emotional Learning)
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