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Many kindergarten teachers are afraid to attempt Cooperative Learning! It's really easy and the kids have so much fun while they are learning! Here's a game called Quiz, Quiz Trade (Taken from my Kagan Cooperative Learning book!) This game will reinforce any skill you choose!
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125 Learning Sites for Kids (and Teachers)
Tech Integration for Busy Teachers 125 Learning Sites for Kids (and Teachers) Reading/Language Arts Kidsreads.com – A great place to find out about your favorite author, new releases, and book reviews too! CyberGuides – Great supplementary, standards-based, web-delivered units of instruction centered on core works of literature. The Children’s Literature Web Guide – Internet resources related to books for children and young adults FableVision Place – A “fabulous” multimedia “place” for kids to explore!We started our summer vacation as of last Wednesday! It is hard to believe that we have over two months off!
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Technology is pretty amazing! There are lots of wonderful ways to help our child practice the skills they are learning in school. Often times with some of these great educational sites our children don't even know that they are learning at the same time!generators
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As the end of the year approaches, it can be more and more challenging to keep your students' attention. Brain Breaks are important, but there are plenty of things you can do within a lesson to keep kids from day dreaming...or worse yet, nodding off. Here are some ideas: Desk Switch: Students have ten seconds (count down from ten) to find another desk to sit in that is in a different part of the room than his or her normal desk. Students stay in that desk for the rest of the lesson. Why? Two reasons, first switching desks gets them up and moving.
20 Ways to Keep Your Students' Attention | Minds in Bloom
