The Teacher's Corner - Lesson Plans, Worksheets and Activities Tips for Writing Instructional Objectives - Bloom's Taxonomy Job Aids I am so delighted to see this post that includes Bloom's Taxonomy Wheels by ZaidLearn. I always find that it's far easier to design materials using these wheels than it is to see the verbs/products in lists. Many instructional designers can benefit from these job aids when trying to find the right action verbs for their objectives. Here are some wheels for the cognitive domain. Source: Source: Source: Bloom’s digital taxonomy. Have fun, designers! Blog de Cristina | A NEW LANGUAGE MEANS ANOTHER VISION OF LIFE WritingFix: prompts, lessons, and resources for writing classrooms
Real Treasure Hunts: Cryptic Treasures: Treasure Map Coloring Pages Tuesday, July 31, 2012 Treasure Map Coloring Pages My nephew loves coloring pages dealing with pirates, maps, and treasure, so I figured there are probably lots of other kids out there that also would enjoy it too. Here is a collection of treasure maps that you can print out and color or draw on. Have fun!!! Posted by Robby C at 4:01 PM Email ThisBlogThis! 36 comments: Load more... Newer PostOlder PostHome 9-3-10 Intro to Six Traits Lesson: 9-3-10 Intro to Six Traits Alicia Gilbert AF Endeavor Middle School Brooklyn, NY 2226 Views 76 Downloads 11 Favorites Lesson Objective No objective at this time. Lesson Plan Click to see full plan Lesson Resources Comments Cancel No comments at this time. Add Comment Download Favorite Copy Lesson Comment Share Lesson Details: Subject(s): Creative and Narrative Writing, Writing Process, Writer's Workshop / Peer Editing, Writing, English / Language Arts Grade(s): Middle School (5-8) License: CC Attribution 3.0 Created: August 25th, 2010 Visibility: Public BetterLesson CommonCore sign up or log in Forgot Password? About Master Teacher Project Content Connect with Us School or District Leader? Learn how to "UnPD" your school or district. © 2014 BetterLesson • Privacy • Terms • Site Feedback • Support Innovative lessons from effective teachers! Browse over 1,300,000 lessons plans, classroom materials, and instructional resources from high-performing teachers. Cancel Sign Up Already have an account? Log in Cancel
Imparare a Leggere l'Orologio: Schede Didattiche ed Esercizi | PianetaBambini.it Siete alla ricerca del giusto metodo che porti i bambini ad imparare a leggere l’orologio in pochi e semplici passi? La migliore scelta possibile è quella di far comprendere il meccanismo ai piccoli allievi come sempre divertendosi e facendo apparire la fase didattica come un gioco da fare magari in compagnia di qualche amichetto. Se vi state chiedendo come procedere in tale senso sappiate che qui avrete la possibilità di stampare gratis tante schede didattiche ed esercizi dedicati proprio all’argomento in esame. Naturalmente prima di lasciare che i bambini mettano alla prova le loro conoscenze tramite gli esercizi, occorrerà spiegare loro il meccanismo di funzionamento dell’orologio: in questa fase bisognerà essere estremamente chiari e disponibili a fugare qualsiasi tipo di dubbio. Leggi e scrivi l’orario La prima sezione di schede didattiche che vi proponiamo è composta da tre pagine di esercizi in cui i bambini dovranno scrivere l’orario indicato nei vari orologi analogici.
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