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Nov 12, 2017
Nov 2, 2017
flacka
I hadn't heard that term before and when I looked it up it was mostly parent-child. So, maybe a definition of directed play as it pertains to the classroom would be helpful.
Oct 27, 2017
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Apr 10, 2017
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flacka
Teachers Bargain Basement, a FB page, has over 9,000 members who are teachers, retired teachers or former teachers who buy and sell books for guided reading, read alouds, classroom libraries, etc. They buy and sell classroom materials, resource books, instructional materials, etc.
Sharun Latif
Yes, keep checking for the famous scholastic supper sale. There we usually get 50-80% off the original prices. Their next on coming sale is on the 8th and 9th of November, which is few weeks away. It is great idea to have a library in your classroom. I have one set up in my classroom. Every morning I have a DEAR session where students drop everythi...See More
Oct 7, 2017
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flacka
For more numbers (0-10) they played "green beans". I made a table similar to the one described above with more columns and rows to accommodate the target numbers. I spray painted one side of dry lima beans green and gave each student a cup with 10 beans in it. They spilled the beans, counted the # that were green and recorded the number (like above...See More
men52
If you are looking for correct formation of numbers, just google or make your own simple rhymes in writing numbers. If the child simply struggles with holding the writing utensil and forming numbers, then the problem is more related to fine motor skill development. If that is the issue, then there needs to be more indirect skill development in stre...See More
Sep 8, 2017
GArunner
Hi! Sounds just like my kindergarten special education classroom (self-contained). I am going to follow this to see other suggestions. Each year I am trying out something different. One year I made a huge gumball machine for one of my bulletin boards. Each time someone did something good (helped a peer, walked if a runner, etc.) they got to put a g...See More
flacka
I feel your pain! One year I had students like that and it was very difficult! The child who couldn't keep his hands to himself was give a big pom pom to hold. I told him it was very special to me and I was trusting him to hold on to it because I didn't want anything to happen to it. If the threw it , it didn't go far and nobody got hurt. It helped...See More
Sep 14, 2017
I try to keep my class in groups no bigger than five. This year I have a group of 4, 4, 4, 5, 5. These groups are color coded: red for low kids, orange for low to medium, green for medium, blue for medium to high, purple for high. Their tables are organized/ color coded this w...See More
flacka
I don't think the students should be grouped more than absolutely necessary. Having them at a table by ability prevents them from learning by seeing what others are doing and getting to know the students who aren't at their same level. On the rug, I based the seating on behavior and only the years that I needed a seating chart. If they could make g...See More
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