I need help finding a kindergarten teacher to help me with my research paper on this career. I'm a senior in high school. Please let me know if you would like to help me. Thank you
As for your request - your best bet is to talk to a teacher face to face because you can ask follow up questions, pick up on his/her tone, etc. If you go back to your own elementary school they will probably be more than willing to help, even if your own kindergarten teacher is no longer there. If that's not possible, try the elementary school that takes the children from your neighborhood.
To get a response here, you would have to post your questions on the board since it's not safe for either of us to post an email address here.
Good luck with your research paper and your career choice.
On 12/07/16, sthephany wrote: > I need help finding a kindergarten teacher to help me with > my research paper on this career. I'm a senior in high > school. Please let me know if you would like to help me. > Thank you
On 11/13/16, Kat_Kong wrote: > Hi, > I am a 2nd year kinder teacher after having taught sped > for several years. I really struggle with behavior in > the afternoon. We aren't allowed another recess (besides > lunch-recess from 11:00-11:45. By the afternoon > (especially 2:00-3:30) the kids are simply nuts. I am > contemplating a 'break' or 'relaxation time' in the > afternoon for 10 minutes or so. They know we have > Centers (play time) at 3:00 but many simply cannot hold > it together the last hour or so. Any ideas? We don't do > naps in Kinder at my school. Thanks!!!!
Calendar and Number of the Day Brain break and movement videos (see below) iPads and Number centers 35 minutes writing Recess (10 minutes, which is only long enough for me to head for the bathroom) P.E. - walking, games or Spark activity. If indoors, movement videos Sharing Art, Music, short social studies or science Centers (after Music and social studies) or Library (after science) Go Home TIRED
Videos that my kids love:
Jack Hartmann brain breaks, numbers, letters, transitions. I find these on YouTube by searching Jack Hartmann, and have made playlists for ABCs and Reading, Numbers, Transitions.
GoNoodle - our favorites seem to be Milkshake, Pop See Ko and Cat Party. All of those are on the same channel, just do a search on the GoNoodle website.
Gorgeous fall day out there. The violets are still blooming among the frost covered grass lawns in the morning. My marigolds and geraniums are still going strong. I even have a bright red daisy reblooming - a welcoming sight as I come to our front porch. However, there are predictions of 20 degrees this weekend so that might be enough to finish off the last flowers.
Looking forward to seeing a musical this weekend with the granddaughters at one of the local high schools. Their performances are always professional and very good. I guess that means I will skip a cycling class again.
men to DonnaR/CAHa! Just found this. I have no clue why this showed up on the K board. Must have hit the wrong button somewhere. I bet your WERE surprised to see my post. I know I am.
I feel like I am behind and underwater but everyone keeps saying your ok I am not were the other teacher are as far as classroom management will they fire me
It takes 3+ years to get the management under control and it's going to be a work in progress for some time to come. Don't hesitate to take the time to review all the rules and procedures, make sure you are consistent with every child, every day.
If there are specific issues, come back here and we can try and help.
On 11/10/16, DonnaR/CA wrote: > On 11/08/16, Jessica ROBINSON wrote: >> I feel like I am behind and underwater but everyone keeps >> saying your ok I am not were the other teacher are as far >> as classroom management will they fire me > > Everyone feels overwhelmed in their first year of teaching. > Hey, I even felt overwhelmed when I returned to a classroom > position after 10 years of being a specialist! > > If you can be a little more specific about the types of > issues you are worried about, maybe we can offer more > specific advice? > > > Donna
On 11/11/16, Flacka wrote: > Classroom management is one ...See MoreThank you dona, actually i have only 2 year experience , am woring in a best kindergarten school in qatar , the job are going good and all the ambiance are very good so its interested to work , any way thank for your information
On 11/11/16, Flacka wrote: > Classroom management is one of the most important skills for a > teacher and it's something that the colleges don't address. Talk > to your mentor about your concerns and if you don't have a > mentor, find someone you think will be helpful and supportive. > > It takes 3+ years to get the management under control and it's > going to be a work in progress for some time to come. Don't > hesitate to take the time to review all the rules and procedures, > make sure you are consistent with every child, every day. > > If there are specific issues, come back here and we can try and > help. > > > > On 11/10/16, DonnaR/CA wrote: >> On 11/08/16, Jessica ROBINSON wrote: >>> I feel like I am behind and underwater but everyone keeps >>> saying your ok I am not were the other teacher are as far >>> as classroom management will they fire me >> >> Everyone feels overwhelmed in their first year of teaching. >> Hey, I even felt overwhelmed when I returned to a classroom >> position after 10 years of being a specialist! >> >> If you can be a little more specific about the types of >> issues you are worried about, maybe we can offer more >> specific advice? >> >> >> Donna
On 11/05/16, Bernice Cohens wrote: > I am a PreK teacher; I need supplies for students in which > the Early Head Start Program does not supply. If you all > have supplies such as finger painting paper, paint brushes, > packages of thick Crayola and paint please share with us. > My class also need realistic food and supplies for the > Dramatic Play Area because our Dramatic Play Area has no > plates, pot, pans, or food.
I feel badly, that no one has any answers for you. I don't know of any app or powerpoint that allows you to do that, but that doesn't mean they don't exist.
What I *have* found, though, are short YouTube videos for some of the more common K sight sords. Just search on YouTube for "sight word I", "sight word see", etc. You'll have to be picky because some of them are better than others. I have bookmarked "I", "see", "like", "can" and a few others.
There are also some good ones on YouTube for color words, based on recordings, made by beeblebrox01, Andrew Cosmo, and Onlyinmysparetime. My kids love them!
Years ago, I had a recipe book with directions for individual students to follow and create their own snack... Any information out there as to where I might find this kind of collection of easily followed recipes? Thanks!
In the morning, all the children arrive, most of them dressed in Halloween costumes. (Our District leaves each school to decide for themselves about holidays.) So we take the kids out on the K playground and each class "parades" around the trike track, while the other classes stand and look at the costumes. Lots of excited looks on the children's faces!
Then we do a "carnival", each class taking about 1/2 hour to rotate among 5 or 6 games. One game is Ghost Bowling, another is Jack-O-Lantern Bean Bag Throw, there's a fishing game (we use a puppet theatre), there's a "Bozo Buckets" type game, and there is The Witches Hat, where the children throw a ring around the top of a pointy hat. Kids get 1 prize at each game, as long as they try, which they carry in the bag that they decorate in class.
At the end of the day, each class can have Halloween treats, "a party". This year we are trying to emphasize "healthy", not quite so much sugar. And with my class this year, nothing with nuts!
In between, it's pretty much a "lost day", so we try to maintain as much as we can. Little Halloween book making, writing Halloween stories, is about all we can get done.
Well, we aren't even allowed to call it "Halloween." We have to call it the "Harvest Festival" (that's a rant for another day!) But, we still have a costume parade. We do not allow kids to wear costumes to school. 95&37; of kids ride buses, so the principal doesn't want the bus drivers to have to deal with costume crazy kids. Our kid's put them on when they arrive. The parade is in the gym. The parents sit in the bleachers while the kids parade around the perimeter of the gym. We play spooky "Harvest Festival" music to make the parade more festive. We also do a school wide pumpkin decorating contest. Each child is permitted to decorate one small sized pumpkin. They decorate them at home. They aren't allowed to carve them, but can use feathers, stickers, paint, yarn etc... The pumpkin entries are outstanding and get better every year. Everyone in the school (kids and staff)votes for their favorite pumpkins in each grade level with pennies they bring from home. The winners on each grade level get a gift card donated by the PTO. The money we raise goes towards spring field trips. Last year I think we raised about $800. The pumpkin contest is a big hit.
On 10/14/16, Flacka wrote: > If you have tried, really tried, to find a teacher to interview in > person and can't find anyone who will give you the time, then I > will do it. That said, tone, body language etc. just don't come > across online and so you miss getting the "real deal". > > > On 10/14/16, Angel Nicole wrote: >> Hi, I am in college for Early Childhood Education and I am >> needing to 'interview' a teacher..... anyone up for >> answering a few questions?
On 10/14/16, Angel Nicole wrote: > I have tried but with my scheduling and their's just can not > find the time to get it done, I would really appreciate if you > could answer some questions for me so I can complete it?? > > > > > On 10/14/16, Flacka wrote: >> If you have tried, really tried, to find a teacher to > interview in >> person and can't find anyone who will give you the time, then > I >> will do it. That said, tone, body language etc. just don't > come >> across online and so you miss getting the "real deal". >> >> >> On 10/14/16, Angel Nicole wrote: >>> Hi, I am in college for Early Childhood Education and I am >>> needing to 'interview' a teacher..... anyone up for >>> answering a few questions?
As for your request - your best bet is to talk to a teacher face to face because you can ask follow up questions, pick up on his/her tone, etc. If you go back to your own elementary sc...See More