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I love these. They make them in Europe. I haven't been able to find them in the states! I hacked one by using a plastic box, some pompoms and a card board middle.
"Roses are red, violets are… made of polygons? This is one of my favorite bulletin boards (or doors or windows) for spring!" — https://t.co/rk1LKO0DsN (on IG) 🌷 Download the resource to create your own: https://t.co/j2pmZMwBSA
📸: blessedmathteacher (on IG)
Canva is definitely the most useful all-in-one tool that should be used daily within research and academia.
But, most academics choose to unnecessarily use more complex tools for simple design tasks.
Here are 5 easy ways that I use @canva on a daily basis within academia:
Boom. Clap. Snatch. Today we listened for the middle vowel sounds. I said a word and they had to think quickly what letter spells the middle sound that they heard. Vowel drills can be fun and engaging!
#kinder#kindergartenteacher#phonics@IMSEOG@BCSDMemorial#twitter
These Hibernation Stations by teachoutsidethebox (on IG) are an engaging winter-themed STEAM activity 🐻❄️️ Download the resource: https://t.co/0j821wCF3V
You're going to love this!
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Do your students need a refresher on classroom procedures? LoLo Loves Learning uses this chart to help her students transition back into using routines when they return to the classroom!
💡: lettersfrommikelle (on IG)