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One of my students has a lot of difficulty with comprehension. He reads aloud beautifully and with expression, but he has problems retelling a story accurately or correcting answering questions. This is true with all genres. Help!
Ahoskie, NC ELA Teacher with 52 students (2 classes) in search of two classes who want to exchange letters! Please reply as soon as possible!
Thank you!
by danie11e1
Sep 14, 2015
Does anyone have ideas for whole class math games I can play during morning meeting. Such as Buzz or Bizz Buzz?
The Dream Flag project goals are high academic standards, promoting citizenship and good character and respect for others.
With more than 70,000 dream flag K-12 student participants in 38 US states and 18 countries including Australia, Belize, Canada, China, Costa Rica, France, Honduras, Japan, Kenya, Morocco, Mexico, Nepal, Pakistan, Rwa...See MoreThe Dream Flag project goals are high academic standards, promoting citizenship and good character and respect for others.
With more than 70,000 dream flag K-12 student participants in 38 US states and 18 countries including Australia, Belize, Canada, China, Costa Rica, France, Honduras, Japan, Kenya, Morocco, Mexico, Nepal, Pakistan, Rwanda, Romania, Russia, South Africa, and Zambia, the Dream Flag Project is catching on in many schools.
Click over to learn how to conduct the project in your school!
by Lynette Schwickerath
Sep 6, 2015
Hi there! I teach fourth grade at New Hampton, IA, and we are studying the fifty states in the United States. We would like to receive a postcard from each state. Please send a state-theme postcard to our class. (Example: Kansas postcard might have a sunflower, California might have a beach)
If you are able, please include a fact about yo...See MoreHi there! I teach fourth grade at New Hampton, IA, and we are studying the fifty states in the United States. We would like to receive a postcard from each state. Please send a state-theme postcard to our class. (Example: Kansas postcard might have a sunflower, California might have a beach)
If you are able, please include a fact about your state on the postcard. Please mail the postcard to: New Hampton Elementary School Attention: Mrs. Schwickerath’s Fourth Grade Class 206 West Main Street New Hampton, IA 50659
Thank you!
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Teachers.Net teachers listed 3 (sometimes more) attributes of a great principal. (We were especially struck by the 2 shortest entries, those posted after "Mutual respect and trust needs to be nurtured," about 3/4 of the way down the page.)
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