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We put together an online resource for teachers and youth leaders who want to build team spirit and camaraderie among their group members. We've compiled a number of games and exercises (12 at current count, but we've got about 10 more ready to go), and we've categorized them by age (ages 4 to 13), type of activity (physical, pr...See MoreHi there!
We put together an online resource for teachers and youth leaders who want to build team spirit and camaraderie among their group members. We've compiled a number of games and exercises (12 at current count, but we've got about 10 more ready to go), and we've categorized them by age (ages 4 to 13), type of activity (physical, problem solving, dramatic play, etc), and the time length of game. The instructions for each activity are detailed, but we've also laid out why each activity is useful, and how teachers can review the games afterwards.
We hope you find it useful. And, we're always looking for new activities, so if you have any ideas, please let us know!
Happy teaching!
What kind of websites do you all find most helpful? Would a website where you can ask for customized worksheets or assessments be helpful. Or a website that helps with lesson planning and research? What is out there that you love or what is something you wish you could find? Thanks for any input. Writing a paper. :)
One website that I have come across lately is called MyHistro. On this website, students can create interactive timelines of personal or historical events. Each of these events are pinned to a Google Map, so students learn about geography, too. Students can add text, images, or videos to illustrate their events even more. Once students complete a t...See MoreOne website that I have come across lately is called MyHistro. On this website, students can create interactive timelines of personal or historical events. Each of these events are pinned to a Google Map, so students learn about geography, too. Students can add text, images, or videos to illustrate their events even more. Once students complete a timeline, they can share it with others. Students can also print out their timelines. I did a project on this website for a school project, and I have included the link to the website above. This website would work well in a social studies or language arts classroom. I hope you like it!
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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