A goodie for teachers navigating remote learning this week 😅 Students put on their detective hats and work to solve the book mystery by drawing a map for the police!
✅ engaging
✅ easy set up
✅ accompanied story that’s already online 🙌🏽
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Happy Harmony Day 2021! This beautiful artwork was created by over 100 students from K-6 #collaboration 👏🏼Amazing to see students happily chatting and learning from all different cultures, backgrounds, ages and religions as they create together 💜 https://t.co/9X7JNAhqez
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Parents keep a stack of Post-it notes in your bag. ✨A great way to recap on an outing that you and your child have enjoyed together. ❤️It’s also very cute when they begin… https://t.co/NcbPO2CkP9
Quick little activity to practise word sorts for the week. Great idea that is hands on and fun. The students couldn’t get enough of it. You could use this for sight words as well. Thanks… https://t.co/ngi5I5AlLx
This class has been working hard to make learning targeted through individual goals. You know it's working when students are telling you that they are achieving their goals and evidencing… https://t.co/7Y3jzNfpjV
The end of year classroom shenanigans are nearing. Get on top of it with these top tips for the last few weeks of school. What’s missing?… https://t.co/QZCG04I6J9
Prove your visualisation is certainly what this class did. They brought their pictures in their mind to life after reading a text. You could use this idea for so many books. 📖… https://t.co/CmcHmMhKJV
Create a ‘Blind Date With A Book’ 📖 in your classroom. This class loved wrapping their favourite picture book and wrote a little blurb on the front. It caused great excitement in the… https://t.co/suAM6Ti6fV
Ahoy me hearties, a sprinkling of book magic. This class created a treasure map to their favourite story. A fabulous activity that captures students ability to summarise, order and… https://t.co/NbHEXkpH8W
Love this idea that came from a Year 3 student who noticed that his book had so many descriptive sentences. This activity was completed by all students independently as a reading activity.… https://t.co/1DXMN9ASYV
Spreading the love ❤️ of reading through this Bookstagram. Students write a post when they finish a chapter book which is added to the wall. Not only does it celebrate wonderful stories,… https://t.co/kQQuYfgTI3
A little lesson on visualisation. One student wrote a detailed description of a main character and then read it to a partner who drew what they thought the character looked like. So many… https://t.co/vxQ2NWhul0
A fun session with Year 3 working collaboratively on this Paper Chain Challenge. A great way to get your class working together and watching on as a teacher at the dynamics of each class group. #cleverbeanians
Love this idea that came from a Year 3 student who noticed that his book had so many descriptive sentences. This activity was completed independently during reading groups time. The student was so chuffed that his idea was used for the whole class learning! 🙌 #cleverbeanians
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Teaching the comprehension strategy ‘Activating Prior Knowledge’. They will be reading a book this week and were given ten words (teacher chosen) from the text. Students worked in pairs to create an introduction using the key words. Post-it notes make the key words stand out.
This class was learning about visualisation and wrote detailed character descriptions. They read their descriptions to another class and they had to draw what they thought the character looked like. So many talking points after the lesson! #cleverbeanians