Kindergarten Crayons Groupwork cups Je débute une nouvelle catégorie de billets consacrée au Classroom Management (la gestion de classe, en French). Je n’ai ABSOLUMENT pas la prétention d’avoir les clés de quoi que ce soit, juste l’envie de partager des petits trucs que j’utilise en classe et qui fonctionnent avec mes élèves. Gros plan sur les groupwork cups ou comment de simples gobelets en plastique sont devenus un super outil de travail. Back in the days… 2010, dernière année dans un collège francilien, la disposition des tables en îlots en cours de langues commence à faire du bruit. Dans la salle de classe que j’occupais à cette période, adopter cette disposition était impossible car la configuration de la salle ne s’y prêtait pas du tout. Se posait alors la question de comment gérer ce travail de groupe d’un point de vue organisationnel ? Quid du bavardage ? Bref, comment mettre à profit la circulation entre les groupes tout en aidant les élèves à gagner en autonomie ? J’ai donc bricolé des feux rouge/orange/vert.
First Graders HEART Mo Willems We have been busy working on an author study on Mo Willems {he's famous for the pigeon books}. My little firsties fell in love with his books after we read Don't Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late! This one book led my little readers asking for more Mo Willems books and how could I deny them? So...we read every Mo Willems book from the school's library and read them again and again and again. We compared characters and author's purpose among the books. After reading Don't Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late! {love} {love} So, then my kiddos got busy writing a new version of Don't the Pigeon... Mo Willems has an offical website with some super duper games and activities, visit the Mo Willems site. {click on the image to make pigeons out of cardboard tubes/rolls} {Here is an example along with two DVDs that went along perfectly with our study.} Although, Mo Willems is famous for his pigeon books, he also writes many others. Oh, one more pigeon art goodie...pigeon hats...love them!!
Mrs. Wills Kindergarten: Word Attack Strategy Posters FREEBIE You guys have been so kind! I have been reading through some of the nice things you have said about my little old blog... It simply warms my heart~Do I sound like I am 80 years old? My district set out to create a common language for word attack strategies that would move up the grade levels.. I adapted these posters from several resources. Since I made them... You can use the bookmarks to mark off the strategies you have taught (and they demonstrated). I hope you find this helpful! La classe de Mallory - Ressources et jeux pour le Cycle 3
technology rocks. seriously. Bee Themed Classroom This was part of my Classroom Theme Series during which I featured a theme a day for an entire month. You can see all 30 themes on my theme page. Click on the photo above to enlarge :) I love these adorable class rules. Check out Sarah's blog for more pictures of the bee rules: Make a bee hive pinata to hang in the classroom. Mrs. You should click on this picture to do it justice in it's larger size. I'm not typically a fan of patterned fabric when used on bulletin boards, but on this small table it's perfect. Tell me you don't want to just curl up in this awesome beehive with a book. The creator of this door wrote, "Our door is decorated with bees made out of styrofoam balls. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Here are some cute bee printables that you may be able to use.
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