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Fall Directed Drawing and Writing Activities for Elementary Students – 2026 - Are you looking for a fun and engaging way for your elementary students to practice writing in your classroom this fall? This fall directed drawing and w...3 days ago
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Kindergarten Lesson Plans & Activities: ABC Bootcamp, Numbers, Five Senses & Families - It’s week 3 of kindergarten, so we’re officially starting our required curriculum this week, but in a more kindergarten-appropriate way! This week is sti...6 days ago
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Seven Mind Mapping Tools to Try This Year - Earlier this week a reader emailed me to ask for my suggestions for online mind mapping tools for her students to use this fall. My preference is often to...
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When in Arizona, visit Bearizona - The last couple of years, my husband and I have made an effort to travel more, see more, and hike wherever we can. A lot of our "travelling" is really j...
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Using foldables as graphic organizers are a great way to get all involved. This week we worked with a Venn diagram foldable. Look for terrif... -
Our class will have a wonderful opportunity to pilot iPads during semester II. The cart is being prepared to contain 30 new iPads and we wil... -
We've been working on newspaper skills in our reading class this week, and in our language arts class, we been working on writing the pe... -
Another house is going up and we were there to lend a hand! What a beautiful day to help out with Habitat! Many of our teachers gathered tog... -
In searching for student blogging projects, I came back to Eric Langhorst and his 8th grade students at South Valley Jr. High in Liberty, MO...
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I was encouraged by Connie Jesch, an innovative iPad pilot teacher in our district, to give Todays Meet (web 2.0 tool for whole class respon...
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5 comments:
One mile for one book. That's a great deal of books read by the kids. This is a cool concept/project for the kids to do. It promotes reading and sets a goal for the kids to achieve by end of the year. I would have made it 10 miles/book.
Kids just love challenges and to figure out how they can learn through a challenge. The map is a good way to picture it all coming together. Good job, Pam!
--Joni P from class
Kids just love challenges and to figure out how they can learn through a challenge. The map is a good way to picture it all coming together. Good job, Pam!
LOVE the visual! What a great idea to have the kids all working toward a common goal.
What a GREAT visual! This sends home the message so clearly and what could be more important than promoting literacy across our nation?!
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