Each one of us has our own ways of processing sensory information. Learn more here: Sensory Processing: Challenges and Red Flags https://t.co/nnRAMA8VDm
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FBU Council for Exceptional Children is hosting a professional development session, Autism 101: Basics for Classroom Teachers on Wed., Nov.14, 5 PM in AB 103. Dr. Rice will be facilitating. Email Dr. Rice, [email protected], to insure that there will be plenty of guided notes!
Even though gratitude should always be present, November is a great month-long reminder for ourselves and our students to be aware of how to show gratitude.
Six Classroom Activities to Nurture Gratitude | Education World https://t.co/RjbVpFLpvb
Makerspace is all about making your visions and ideas come to life, so it’s fitting to build your own Makerspace within your classroom for your students!
Secrets for Creating an Amazing Classroom Makerspace https://t.co/u91NF0aPjJ via @WeAreTeachers
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could take a field trip to Egypt? Well now you can! Describing Egypt provides a 360 degree digital tour of the New Kingdom, the Old Kingdom, and the Temples! Come and explore!
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Interesting points made in this article! We can easily fall into label giving even with multiple intelligences. Great read to look from a different perspective!
Multiple Intelligences Theory: Widely Used, Yet Misunderstood https://t.co/Zh5WhW7BqN
No matter the title we hold we will always be learners for personal gain but also for our students.
Social-Emotional Learning Starts with Adults https://t.co/g5Hght3xtl.
Looking for that perfect read-aloud that has relevant activities? Check out these “Favorite Children's Books and Activities for Fall” https://t.co/OGeijMUeUq.
Happy October 1st! New month means new writing prompts! Check out these writing prompts to incorporate a festive month of fun and imagination!
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Every teacher’s goal is to create a safe and welcoming classroom for all of their students. Take some time to learn about five potential ways to achieve that goal for all students! “Five Ways to Support Students Affected by Trauma”
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Looking for ways to digitalize your reading logs or just wanting to have a hard copy and a digital copy? Check out the article: “Two Ways to Use Google Sheets to Create Reading Logs” to learn more!
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Check out this article “Recognizing and Alleviating Math Anxiety” https://t.co/ennwC0F4XS to learn the signs of math anxiety and some strategies that could potentially ease it for some of our students!
Computers are becoming a bigger part of our students’ days, so we want to make sure that during the school day students are benefiting from their time on computer!
Check out “12 Geat Educational Websites for Kids and Young Learners” https://t.co/Mso1sw1Gtc
Some food for thought as the Olympics are kicking off and we begin a new week - “How the Olympics Shine a Light on Access to Deeper Learning”
https://t.co/tuIWb1HTLY via @educationweek
Reduce the struggle of teaching and learning fractions to 1/2 by checking out Upper Elementary Snapshots: Ways to Compare Fractions
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Learn some helpful tips to keep in mind about Google Sheets by reading
“10 Basic Google Sheets Tips Every Teacher Should Know about ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning”
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