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What do you expect of your third graders as far as vocabulary from the basal reader? Do you just make sure they can decode and pronounce them, do you make them learn the definitions, or what? This grade level is lower than I'm used to, so I'm looking forward to your ideas.
by Dan Hoffman
Sep 4, 2011
Does anyone know how to convert Promethean Board to Smart Board and not lose a lot of information.
Hi, everyone!
I am a 3rd grade teacher in NY. As part of my professional development this year, I am maintaining a blog about teaching problem solving strategies. It would help me out a great deal professionally if you would follow my blog and add feedback, comments, suggestions, etc. I will start posting next week. Go here: [link removed]...See MoreHi, everyone!
I am a 3rd grade teacher in NY. As part of my professional development this year, I am maintaining a blog about teaching problem solving strategies. It would help me out a great deal professionally if you would follow my blog and add feedback, comments, suggestions, etc. I will start posting next week. Go here: [link removed]
Thanks in advance for your support!
by New to 3rd
Sep 11, 2011
What kinds of both picture books and chapter books do thrid graders like to read and/or should read?
I saw the post regarding read alouds, but I am looking for picture books and chapter books for independent reading that most 3rd grades should be able to read without help.
Thank you.
Does anyone have the tile boards for Grade 3 Fundations for the Smartboard?
Thanks, Laura
I need phonemic awareness activities for grades 3-5 other than Debbie Dillar or Florida Center for Reading Research.
If anyone can recommend activities/websites I would REALLY appreciate it!
Thanks, NB
by By Ron Clark in Teachers.Net Gazette
Sep 13, 2011
Excerpt: I have attended numerous awards ceremonies where practically every child in the class received an honor roll certificate. Parents always cheer, take pictures, and look so proud. I just sit there and think, “Ignorance is bliss.” Are these kids really being challenged, or are they only achieving mediocre standards set forth by a mediocre...See MoreExcerpt: I have attended numerous awards ceremonies where practically every child in the class received an honor roll certificate. Parents always cheer, take pictures, and look so proud. I just sit there and think, “Ignorance is bliss.” Are these kids really being challenged, or are they only achieving mediocre standards set forth by a mediocre teacher in an educational system that is struggling to challenge even our average students? Yet, all of the parents look so proud and content.
by Jasey Crowl
Sep 16, 2011
Visit yourecolor.com today!!!
For ages 7+ "you're COLOR" is a children's book set in a familiar far off place. A boy with a beard, the boy being named Griz, lives in a world that's pretty black and white. Here you have to find your color. Through the eyes of his dog Otter, Griz finds color in different people and places as he figures out w...See MoreVisit yourecolor.com today!!!
For ages 7+ "you're COLOR" is a children's book set in a familiar far off place. A boy with a beard, the boy being named Griz, lives in a world that's pretty black and white. Here you have to find your color. Through the eyes of his dog Otter, Griz finds color in different people and places as he figures out which hues stick like they should.
The coloring book "you're COLORing" is a black and white coloring book that goes perfectly with "you're COLOR" for long road trips or as a classroom supplement. Color along as you read the story with a friend or parent. With 28 pages your pencils and crayons will run out of color before you do!
Buy both books and SAVE!!! Buy a copy of "you're COLOR" and "you're COLORing" to save today! Combo's are great for daycares, birthdays, classrooms, roadtrips, and more!!!
Created by a K-12 art teacher, "you're COLOR" and "you're COLORing" are books meant to inspire creativity, introduce life lessons, and teach art and color to kids 7 years and older. The vertical format makes the book easy to hold and read to groups, as well as, creating a new and refreshing way for kids to experience reading. The author has worked with parents and professional educators to offer FREE printable activity and lesson sheets at yourecolor.com. "you're COLOR" and "you're COLORing" can be used in the classroom as story starters and completion activities, incorporated seamlessly into art and elementary lesson plans, and given out at graduation to remind kids to find what makes them happy! At home the books aren't just for bedtime, but can be handed out as party favors, for long road trips in the backseat, to comfort a friend with words and colors, or gifted to someone you love!
About the Author:
Illustrator, Art Teacher, and Big Sandwich Eater. Originally from Kansas, Jasey transplanted to LA just over a year ago to continue teaching inner city art while pursuing his dreams of illustrating children's books and comics. He's worked as a K-12 art teacher for 4 years between the urban areas of Kansas City and Los Angeles, and has been drawing and designing since the age of 2.
Having fulfilled his childhood dreams of freelancing with Walt Disney Imagineering this past year, he's now working towards publishing his stories and illustrations for the young, old, and anyone who appreciates the colorful moments in life.
He also owns an amazing creature named Otter.
Any Questions? Or to order contact the author: By email @ the address above or @ yourecolor.com
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