A5: I like using technology in the classroom for the endless answers it provides! When students have a question about a topic we are learning about and I don’t know the answer to it, all we have to do is google and the possibilities are endless. #NRfunchat
A2: the children can be set uo@with different levels of books/assignments and this will also build confidence because not all of the children will know what the rest of the students are doing. It doesn’t matter if one is a little less difficult than someone else’s #NRfunchat
A1: As the reading teacher, I use the computer to introduce a new topic or get background knowledge on a particular subject. We use it a lot for nonfiction topics. #NRfunchat
Q5: I have the same boots in black and brown and in a rush in the morning I wore one of each. I didn’t notice until mine of my students pointed it out to me. Now I always check my feet before I leave for school :) #NRfunchat
Q4: I saved mine before the children noticed! We were doing word families and I came up with one that was inappropriate, but quickly said that is a “nonsense” word and don’t think they picked up on it...at least I hope not 😂 #NRfunchat
Q3: when I taught kindergarten I used to absolutely love reading their invented spelling. They try so hard, but it was the cutest thing to see what they wrote. I never laughed, but always got such a kick out of it :) plus the fact that I could read it!
Q2: I love when kids have no filter and just share things that go on in their house. It’s hysterical and makes me realize that I shouldn’t talk so freely with my own kids 😂 #NRfunchat
Q1: I was actually very shy and always nervous to talk in front of people. I never would raise my hand even if I knew the answer. I think I’d like a student like me, only if she would come out of her shell more 😊#NRFunChat