One last file to post today! Anyone in need of classroom library labels? It's a beast to organize a class library, but so worth it for you and your students! Here are the labels I created several years ago: https://t.co/nOiHoSTe3x
#readingworkshop#readersworkshop#daily5
There is no place for worksheets in workshop teaching. Worksheets create dependence and the goal of the workshop is to build independence @LauriePessah #TCRWP#RSDLearns
@Teacherstuff4U I just came across your post. The homemade green screen is so cool! I want to try it with my kindergartners this year. I love how you cited Jen Serravallo's books within your post. What other ways do you use tech in literacy?
Teachers w few behaviors have the following in common:
1. Provides very little down time.
2. Mingles w kids before class.
3. Asks lots of questions.
4. Rarely gets offended.
5. Switches up teaching styles.
#edchat#thatonekid#tlap#kidsdeserveit#culturize#relentless
I think this is an area where I have grown a lot in the last few years. It takes a certain level of confidence in your teaching to be flexible, notice the needs of the kids in front of you, and take advantage of those teachable moments that pop up every single day! #SMULDT622
Reading partners watching back a video of themselves reading on #SeeSaw. I’m curious to see how this helps with fluency and expression! #TCRWP#SMULDT622
68% of all NYC public school students are Black or Latino.
To only have 7 Black students accepted into Stuyvesant (a *public* high school) tells us that this is a system failure.
Education inequity is a major factor in the racial wealth gap. This is what injustice looks like.