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white boards & markers

by Moose

Jul 3, 2012

Do any of you use small white boards in your class? Do you have the students buy markers or do you provide them for them? If you have them buy their own, what do you do if someone forgets theirs? If you provide them, how do you distribute and keep track of them? Thanks

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liz I let my students use white boards every day. They have a bag in their desk with a black sock and the marker. They knew from day one my rule on using markers. Only during an assignment, never used for drawing or scribbling - only answering the question. If they abused the rule their white board and marker were taken away and they have to use pencil...See More

Jul 8, 2012

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Kristen That is a really neat idea to let all of the students use the white boards and markers to answer questions during whole group. It seems like you have set very clear expectations for handling the markers and boards. Setting the expectations right away is the key to a successful learning experience. It also seems like you have practiced the routine o...See MoreThat is a really neat idea to let all of the students use the white boards and markers to answer questions during whole group. It seems like you have set very clear expectations for handling the markers and boards. Setting the expectations right away is the key to a successful learning experience. It also seems like you have practiced the routine of using the white boards and markers a lot, so the students know exactly what they are supposed to do and how to take care of the boards. What a fun way to get the students involved while also practicing writing skills!

On 7/08/12, liz wrote: > I let my students use white boards every day. They have a bag in > their desk with a black sock and the marker. They knew from day one > my rule on using markers. Only during an assignment, never used for > drawing or scribbling - only answering the question. If they abused > the rule their white board and marker were taken away and they have > to use pencil and paper - they HATE that - so I only had a few > occasions when they didn't follow class rules on white boards. Also, > never to use marker on self - this happens and same rule applies. > On 7/05/12, Karen wrote: >> Just want to add that, even if you DO use the markers and white >> boards every day, I agree with Ann that letting the kids keep the >> markers in their desks is not a good idea. Also, many classrooms >> do not have desks anymore - just tables - so there's no place for >> the kids to keep the markers anyhow. >> On 7/05/12, Ann wrote: >>> I, and most teachers, provide the markers. Usually teachers >>> order them in January when they order their supplies for the >>> following school year. Since the markers run out of ink >>> quickly I order multiple markers of various colors. The >>> markers are not used every single day and when they are used >>> it's only for a few minutes..... the kids don't need to keep >>> them at their seats all day. Have a bucket or some place to >>> store them and have a student pass them out and then collect >>> them. (Or you could have each row/table of kids go up to the >>> bucket and get a marker one row/table at a time). Tell them in >>> advance that there's to be no arguing over marker colors....it >>> wastes time! >>> >>> >>> On 7/03/12, Moose wrote: >>>> Do any of you use small white boards in your class? Do you >>>> have the students buy markers or do you provide them for >>>> them? If you have them buy their own, what do you do if >>>> someone forgets theirs? If you provide them, how do you >>>> distribute and keep track of them? Thanks

Apr 25, 2013

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Great Newsletter for Arts Integration at no cost

by Ronn Kistler

Jul 23, 2012

There is a great source of Learning Games at the site of Creative Educational Systems. The organization puts out a monthly no-cost newsletter called “The Journal for Enlightened Education,” ([link removed].

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Today's Trivia Question 12/10/2012

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Dec 10, 2012

Today's trivia question is linked below! Would your students know the answer?

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How to use old calendars, cards for instruction & crafts.

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Dec 29, 2012

Recycle old calendars, cards for instruction and crafts! Teachers share their best ideas.

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7 Word Brain Teaser for teachers and students - try it

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Dec 30, 2012

A good one to use with students and stump your friends, too.

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Online Learning Games

by W.M.

Jul 19, 2013

Here's some learning games for the classroom. You'll have to use a desktop or laptop, as Flash does not run well on iPads yet, but there's stuff for all subjects here.

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Janis On 7/19/13, W.M. wrote: > Here's some learning games for the classroom. You'll have > to use a desktop or laptop, as Flash does not run well on > iPads yet, but there's stuff for all subjects here.

Good reading games!

Aug 25, 2013

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Kara On 7/19/13, W.M. wrote: > Here's some learning games for the classroom. You'll have > to use a desktop or laptop, as Flash does not run well on > iPads yet, but there's stuff for all subjects here.

Thank you so much for these games! I cannot wait to try them out with my students on "Fun Friday".

Aug 25, 2013

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Using legos in the classroom for group projects

by Lori Anderson

Aug 20, 2013

Hey everyone!

Here is a project I did in the late spring with the littleones. I have been using lego sets from pleygo.com to get the kids to work in groups on lego creations.

Its great, the kids loved it!

I have been using lego creator series...easy to build and the kids can play with their creation after.

Lo...See More

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a great classroom tool

by vanessa

Oct 18, 2013

Hi everyone,

I am new to this website and I love it! So informative!

I could share something with you regarding interactive learning websites - I researched it extensively and now I am hooked! I just posted on it in another chatboard. The website allows their users to design their own study sets, which means that the content can v...See More

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Let's Multiply! Multiplication Table fun challenge

by Dani Kenli

Jan 7, 2014

Let's multiply! Students, teachers and parents are invited to practice the MULTIPLICATION TABLE facts while taking part in the International Multiplication world championship. This is a combined race of Math abilities and time factor. Up-To-Date results available. so - Let's Multiply !!

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