My student created a diorama depicting the setting of the story, Little House in the Big Woods. She made a log cabin out of popsicle sticks and the characters as puppets. She also wrote a letter to the main character Laura Ingalls. She did a wonderful job! #3rdgrade#reading 📚
Bloom's Taxonomy is a powerful teaching and learning tool that can shape nearly everything that happens in your classroom. Here are 50 ways to begin. https://t.co/V7mSKjdojy
The writing activity surrounding Valentine’s Day focused on teaching children to self reflect & practice self love. We first read a story together called Be You. After the student listed everything that she loves about herself. It was a great lesson! #elementaryschool#3rdgrade
Games are an integral part of practicing math concepts. One way my student demonstrates telling time strategies is in a Bingo game in which she matched the digital time to the analog clock displayed on the board. ⏰#tellingtime#math#gamebasedlearning#learningisfun#elementary
To honor Black History Month, my students will be reading stories from black authors and exploring biographies of black inspirations. #BlackHistoryMonth2021#BLM#BlackHistoryMonth
Research has found that persistence and student interest are linked: When students connect their schoolwork to their values and personal passions they’re more likely to persist—even when it's challenging or tedious. @edutopia https://t.co/giWoSCFO19
To integrate math and writing units, my student wrote various poems to better remember how to solve multiplication facts along with practice her poetry skills. Attached is the finalized copy of her published piece. I am so proud of her hard work!💡#mathfacts#integratelearning
Education is a human right.
On this #InternationalDayofEducation, we celebrate the role of education in promoting peace, development, and lifelong learning around the world.
Question stems can be a powerful part of that process no matter where the learner is. Assessment (pre-assessment, self-assessment, formative and summative assessment), prompting and cueing during discussion, etc. https://t.co/62uxAv46DZ
Today my student completed a KWL chart about Martin Luther King Jr displaying what she thinks she knows,
what she wonders, and what she has learned about MLK. We also brainstormed ideas of how to build peace in our communities ☮️ #MLKDay2021#buildpeace#thirdgrade#teachequality