Heartfelt Causes & Effects
…you’d like to use it with your students, you can download the PDF here. Free Heartfelt Causes and Effects Lesson Heartfelt Causes & Effects includes detailed, step-by-step directions, so I’ll…
…you’d like to use it with your students, you can download the PDF here. Free Heartfelt Causes and Effects Lesson Heartfelt Causes & Effects includes detailed, step-by-step directions, so I’ll…
…in records, planning and especially in the classroom. To her, education is all about fostering creativity and facilitating hands-on learning. Visit Nyla’s blog, Nyla’s Crafty Teaching, for more engaging lesson…
…that are included: Easy, Medium, Hard, and Expert. This provides you with plenty of material for the classroom. As a first grade teacher, my students are playing the Easy level,…
…subject area (LA, SS, Science, Math) with a free homework pass, one day late pass, 15 minutes of computer time, shoes off, add 5 points to a quiz grade/daily grade),…
…boxes on the right side, they wrote out the effects, or consequences of their behavior, including how their behavior affected others. They may never have realized that when they blurt…
…in bed, Old Mother Leary left a lantern in the shed, And when the cow kicked it over, she winked her eye and said, ‘There’ll be a HOT time on…
…platforms, so I’m super excited that they’re now together here on LauraCandler.com! My original Corkboard Connections posts were moved over to this site, and visitors to my old blog are…
…Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, and Fractions. Free LEGO Fractions Book I’d like to share an example of how to teach using LEGO bricks. This is a strategy for teaching how to…
…to say it. Teachers needed to know what to do, what to say, and how to act. When a disaster occurs, it affects everyone at different levels of intensity, much…
…to create a net, measure each side, find the area of each side, and add it all together. Volume Back to the food again! Using the marshmallows (they are cheap…
…dozen strategies that are often included in Reading Workshop, and none of them involve stickers, certificates, or pizza. External rewards may work in the short term, but the best way…
…device, whether students have iPads, computers, or other tablets. This is great especially for schools that allow students to bring their own devices. 2. The teacher has complete control of…
