I have a really high 2nd grader, and want to enrich her math skills without giving her the 3rd grade curriculum. My own kids loved the Logical Journey of the Zoombinis, but the CDs I can buy won't run on the current operating systems for Mac. I'm looking for an similar game, probably an online game. Any ideas would be very welcome.
Hello out there! We are looking for a second grade to write pen pal letters to. We are a second grade class of 20 children in Central Massachusetts. If you are interested, please shoot me an e-mail. Thank you. John
Does anyone know of a website that works like a classroom response clicker system and would provide immediate feedback as to how many people answered a question correctly by making a graph?
You can punch into google ' Instant graph to responses' and see what comes up. Something called 'Poll Everywhere' comes up but it costs money and there are others. "Smart Response" is another one.
Clearly your idea is one that people use - but whether you can find a free one or not is another matter.
I was hoping to join the second grade teacher's club, second grade ning.com I believe was the website. However, it is by invitation only. Just wondering if someone could send me an invite. Thanks!
I am suppose to plan a 8 week lessons for our second grade kids on 2 to 3 step problem solving. I really have no clue where to start. Does anyone have any ideas where I can go to help me plan my unit?
I have Pearson math and we go over it constantly. It is very basic and I still have issues getting all of the students to know that we need to take the answer from the first part to start the 2nd part with.
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I would love to know what has the most positive impact on your classroom's phonics instruction. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!!! e.g. routines, phonics books, activities, etc.
Any lesson that involves SPEAKING and reading together is great for teaching phonics. Kids need to hear the sounds repeatedly.
Ideas:
Mini-Books (SuperTeacherWorksheets.com has a bunch; many reading series have their own, such as Scott Foresman) - read them aloud and have kids make a list of words with a given phonics skill.
Word Wheels - Kids spin the wheels and read the words aloud. Words should follow a phonics rule.
Learning center word sorts - Give kids a list of words to read and sort with a partner. example: Sort Long a words in one column and Short A words in another.
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