Math Workshop Plan
May 23, 2011
Do you do a form of math workshop in your room? I decided to play around with the idea this year, and here is the planning form I used. Click the here to download it for FREE!
Do you do a form of math workshop in your room? I decided to play around with the idea this year, and here is the planning form I used. Click the here to download it for FREE!
As the year is winding down, I know that many of us are thinking of what we would like to do differently next year, and what we can do to prepare for next year. One of my big projects has been to create my own Writing Interactive Notebook customized to
This year I decided I wanted to send home an evaluation form so the parents could give me some honest feedback. I thought I would share the form with you in case you’d like to edit it. I left it in a Microsoft Word Format so you can edit it.
Have you seen the idea of creating Fact Family Flowers? Well I did, and I would love to link you to the two blogs that I saw it on, but I can’t find them. Let me know if you have the links so I can share it! Found one of
I promised I would post about our Writing Interactive Notebooks (The WINs) and here it is! I’m not sure I’m in love with this set up for 1st grade, but I’d only tweak a few things. Here is our notebook. I use a folder with brads to hold the pages.
Hey everyone! Hope you had a fabulous Mother’s Day! Time4Kindergarten is having a linky party of what we are doing to get ready for next year. With only 19 days left, I’m very ready to be thinking about and getting ready for next year. Go check it out! I’m linking
If your school is like mine, the administrators like to see the kids discovering their own learning, working together in groups, and NOT sitting doing worksheets. I LOVE teaching this way, and wouldn’t have done it any other way, but sometimes it’s seems hard to assess students without a worksheet.
Ever since my last post about Phonics Friends, I have been working hard on creating them! I just finished it and uploaded them to my Teachers Pay Teachers store. Here is a short synopsis: After realizing my students needed a visual for spelling concepts, I was quickly inspired to create
If you checked out my earlier post about using Skittles for a fun probability lesson, I wanted to make you aware of something. I ended up fixing something in the packet for sale on TpT, but didn’t fix it in the thumbnails or the sample download. Go check it out,
Just a quick reminder… In celebration of over 350, I am lowering the price of my newest addition to my TpT store to $3.50. I posted about it a little bit ago, but here is a quick summary again: My Cooperative Learning Pack includes spinners, table tents, and posters that
