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How to Teach Open Syllables. (2020-01-21 08:19:41)
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"After closed syllables, open syllables {or V/CV syllables} are the second kind of syllable I recommend that we teach our learners. If your learners can read words like we or go, they are ready to learn how to apply that knowledge to read longer words like zero.
It’s not that simple for our struggling learners, though. It’s important that we teach open syllable words in an explicit way, breaking down the process of decoding so all our readers can be successful. That’s what you’ll find in this video, How to Teach Open Syllables." |
(Idea published to:. Interests: Elementary School, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, English Language Arts, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Reading - Foundational Skills, Reading - Literature, Worksheets, Audio/Video Resources)
10 Writing Warm-Ups to Engage Your Students in the Middle School ELA or High School English Classroom. (2020-01-21 08:12:23)
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"In the public education setting, timed-writes are a required part of many standardized tests. Rather than try to cloak that reality, embrace it! Show your students that timed writing can be a fun challenge, and develop their expository and analytical prowess by beginning every class with a writing warm-up. These warm-ups should take only five to ten minutes, and you can easily implement them into your daily bell-ringer routine." |
(Idea published to:. Interests: Eighth Grade, High School, Nineth Grade, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, Twelveth Grade, English Language Arts, Lesson Plans, Writing, Center Activities)
Groundhog Day Activities to Integrate into Your Own Curriculum. (2020-01-21 08:07:09)
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"Groundhog Day is about as quirky as a celebration can get. It’s not quite a holiday, and it’s definitely not science. But it sure is a great opportunity to learn and have some fun! I’d like to share some ideas for integrating Groundhog Day activities into your own curriculum to save you time and maximize your students’ learning! " |
(Idea published to:. Interests: PreK, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, English Language Arts, Science, Holidays, Special Days/Weeks/Months, Lesson Plans, Worksheets, Language, Center Activities)
5 Types of Bell Ringers to Incorporate into the Secondary ELA Classroom. (2020-01-20 09:01:25)
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"Whether you choose to call them bell ringers, do nows, bell work, or class starters, there is a lot to be said for the work your students do at the immediate start of class. Students thrive on routine, and though they may be a bit reluctant at first, students come to know what is expected of them when there are consistent classroom routines.
One of the most beneficial classroom routines I've used with my students year and year again is a do now activity. " |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Middle School, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, High School, Nineth Grade, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, Twelveth Grade, English Language Arts, Classroom Organization, Lesson Plans, Writing, Classroom and Behavioral Management, Center Activities, Quizzes)
25 Children’s Books About Anger, Tantrums and Feeling Frustrated. (2020-01-20 08:56:05)
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"This list of 25 awesome children’s books about anger and feeling frustrated presents plenty of opportunities for talking with children about anger, tantrums and feeling frustrated, with many of them featuring helpful calm down strategies and coping skills as well." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: PreK, Kindergarten, First Grade, English Language Arts, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Parental Involvement at School, Reading - Literature, Speaking and Listening, New Teachers, Classroom and Behavioral Management)
30 interactive Google Slides activities for classroom excitement. (2020-01-17 07:34:21)
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"Google Slides isn't just for delivering presentations to an audience. Here are 30 activities that bring interactive learning to students."
"You will find our original 8 ideas plus 22 (yes 22!) brilliant ideas contributed by the Ditch That Textbook community on Twitter in a recent #Ditchbook chat." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Fifth Grade, Middle School, Eighth Grade, High School, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, Computer Integration, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Technology and Computer Science, Center Activities, Educational Games, Quizzes)
10 Activities That Will Electrify Line Plots. (2020-01-17 07:16:40)
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"Line plots are taught in second, third, fourth, and fifth grade. It’s a celebrity in the elementary math field of data analysis and measurement. So as we watch it shimmer and sparkle in the bright lights, waving at all its fans– wait, fans? Exactly. I’m not certain there are a lot of fans when it comes to learning or teaching line plots. So what activities can we use to make lifelong fans of this superstar?"
Help your students enjoy learning about line plots with these fun activities. |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Mathematics, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Measurement and Data, Center Activities)
20 Picture Books for the Secondary English Classroom. (2020-01-17 07:04:29)
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"Picture books aren't just for early readers! Many fantastic picture books concisely teach a concept, portray a literary device, or fill in background knowledge in a way that can not only fit into one class period but also keep teenagers' attention." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, High School, Nineth Grade, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, English Language Arts, English as a Second Language, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Reading - Literature, Speaking and Listening)
Feb. 5th Is World Read Aloud Day. (2020-01-16 07:58:44)
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Larry Ferlazzo has developed a huge list of resources to help educators find just the right read aloud book for this special day.
Many links and ideas on how to celebrate World Read Aloud Day on February 5, 2020. |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Kindergarten, Third Grade, Fifth Grade, Middle School, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, English Language Arts, Holidays, Special Days/Weeks/Months, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools, Media Specialist, Parental Involvement at School, Reading - Literature)
Planets Clip Art. (2020-01-16 07:51:14)
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Teaching about planets? Use these wonderful clip art pictures to depict each planet.
"Included are 9 color images of The Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune as well as 9 black and white images." |
(Idea published to: Twitter. Interests: Elementary School, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Science, Astronomy, Literacy - Science and Technical Topics, Anchor Charts, Posters, Bulletin Boards)
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