Your Back-To-School Backpack: Support For The New School Year Welcome to Teaching Channel’s very own Back-To-School Backpack. We’ve filled it with four fresh notebooks on subjects we know are important to think about at the start of the school year. While brand new notebooks with blank pages are exciting, it’s also comforting to have some starter ideas. Each notebook contains carefully selected links to related Teaching Channel content that can support you in the back-to-school journey. Set Targets and Plan BackwardsPlanning to Assess (PARCC) Inform instructional decisions by examining standards, goals, or targets. Give Students the Lead with Learning Goals and Success Criteria Shift the ownership of learning by collaborating with students on targets. Assess Along the WayFormative Assessment Practices to Support Student Learning Read about formative assessment as a deliberate process. Formative Assessment Resource: Try Them Today, Tomorrow, or Sometime Soon Build your toolkit of formative assessment methods and tools.
green bean kindergarten | From my classroom to yours! Created by: Andrea Howell Chouhan A List of 16 Websites Every Teacher should Know about 1- Teachers Network Teachers Network provides lesson plans, classroom specials, teacher designed activities for different subjects and many other resources. 2- Smithsonian Education Smithsonian Education offers a wide variety of free resources for teachers, students and parents. 3- Education World This is another great website for teachers. 4- Discovery Education Discovery Education offers a broad range of free classroom resources that complement and extend learning beyond the bell 5- The Gateway This is one of the oldest publicly accessible U.S repositories of education resources on the web. 6- EdHelper EdHelper provides teachers with free printables, graphic organizers, worksheets, lesson plans, games and many other activities. 7- Thinkfinity Thinkfinity is a free online professional learning community that provides access to over 50.000 educators and experts in curriculum enhancement, along with thousands of award-winning digital resources for k-12 8- PBS Teachers 9- Teachers.net 10- 42explore
16 Bullet Journal Layouts for Educators – Pretty Prints & Paper It’s no secret that the Bullet Journal system has allowed me to make incredible changes in my life and stay on top of my work and personal life. This flexible system has dramatically reduced tasks that slip through cracks, and given me intention in my days. Most importantly, I’ve stuck with it longer than 3 months! If you follow me on Instagram or on this blog, you’ll also know I am an instructor and work in higher education in the USA. My responsibilities range from teaching to curriculum writing to program coordination, and so on – I noticed there are many other Bullet Journal Junkies that do the same thing! To share some of my tips and tricks, I’ve put together a video and this blog post explaining how I bullet journal as a teacher and administrator. First of all, check out the basics video from creator and designer Ryder Carroll at the BulletJournal.com to get familiar with the system and how it works. The key to your system, your legend of signifiers. Other helpful sections: 14.
Teaching Order | Handwriting Without Tears The Handwriting Without Tears® developmental teaching order helps children master handwriting skills in the easiest, most efficient way. As a result, children can transition quickly from learning the mechanics of handwriting to focusing on content and meaning—in all subjects. We teach printing first. After printing is mastered, we add the cursive connections. Capital Teaching Order Developmentally, capitals are easier so we teach them first. Lowercase Teaching Order We teach lowercase c, o, s, v, and w first because they are exactly the same as their capital partners, only smaller. Lowercase Cursive Teaching Order In cursive, we teach lowercase letters first to help children learn cursive skills in the easiest, most efficient way. Capital Cursive Teaching Order Capitals are taught after lowercase letters because of their infrequent use and complex formations.
The Uplands Teaching and Learning Blog | Supporting staff towards better teaching. Strategies for Reaching Quiet, Disengaged, Struggling, and Troublemaking Students About PLCs Professional learning community (PLC) An ongoing process in... Your Brain is Primed to reach false Conclusions An interesting article: For World Teachers’ Day, A Look At What Classrooms Look Like... These kids were geniuses — they were just too poor for... Approaches to Teaching and Learning is at the heart of the... Arts can help students: Enhance their creativity, Increase their self-confidence, Promote... Primary Art Techniques: Mosaic polystyrene printing: Base on Roman bath designs... How much homework is too much? What’s the key to effective learning? “Saying that it has always been this way, doesn’t count as... Starters and Plenaries Also includes the Starter Generator tool 5 Plenary Examples which can also be used for starters.
Time & ToDo Planner Coloring Panda - Best Coloring Pages Online Miss D the Teacher Where Can I Get A Teacher Planner? | Top Notch Teaching For some of us teachers it’s back to school time and that means it’s time for a new teacher planner. Have you got yours yet? Or maybe you don’t need one just yet, but you’re having a browse around because what you have had in the past hasn’t been quite right. Well I’ve never been happy with the planners I’ve had, so I’m always looking for the new latest and greatest. So I’ve compiled some of the best teacher planners that I’ve found. Life planners Because my needs are different, I’ve decided to move away from a traditional teacher planner to more of a life planner that can also cater for my very busy social life. Next, I tried a planner I found for free online. Now I’ve moved on to an Erin Condren Life Planner, which I’ve had for about 6 months. There is so much I love about this Planner, to name a few things: It’s durability: the tabs, paper and dividers are all lasting well. But, there is one major part that I don’t like about the planner. NoteMaker planners and diaries Createl planners
21 Teacher Planner Spreads That Will Give You #OrganizationGoals - WeAreTeachers Do you have a teacher planner? Me neither. At least not one that looks like this. But I’m grateful for all you organized teachers out there, because these planner spreads are #goals. 1. What is it about Washi tape that makes even grading seem doable? 2. This spread makes me want to do a random stranger’s tasks. 3. We love how each class gets a section in this fab planner. 4. “All the school things ever.” 5. #butfirstcoffee 6. So colorful, so on top of it. 7. A smart way to break it down. 8. I wish my handwriting looked like this. 9. Take those random Post-Its off your desk and get them into your planner. 10. Those clouds are her book clubs, and she’s going to fill in student names later. 11. Love the idea of using book covers to represent your read alouds! 12. Even professional development looks attractive in this planner. 13. Yes. 14. I love being able to see to-dos and individual classes all in one view. 15. Sometimes it’s the only thing that gets you through. 16. So smart. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.
Free Teacher Binder Printables: Over 25 Pretty Planning Templates! Of all the freebies I shared, this set of free teacher binder printables is the closest to my heart. I dearly and passionately created the templates because I have a soft spot for the teachers. I hope this little gift reaches thousands of them who selflessly dedicate their time to our kids. Dear educators, this free teacher planner is for you! As I have experienced, a teacher’s life is no walk in the park. This free teacher binder is especially created for all the amazing teachers in the world who selflessly inspire the kids to be the best that they can be! A lot of you probably don’t know that I was a teacher for 8 years before I became a WAHM. Although I love what I am doing now as a full-time mom and blogger (and I can’t be more than grateful to where the Father has directed me to go), teaching will always have a special place in my heart. Dear educators, this free printable teacher binder is for all of you! The Free Teacher Binder Printables: Fun & Pretty! Teacher Planner Pages
plan de leçon 2017 2018 professeur Agenda 2017-2018 Agenda Teacher Binder Bundle Edita... by Tracee Orman Teacher Binder Jumbo Pack: Gradebook, Forms, Lesson Plans, Calendar, and more! Completely EDITABLE with an UPDATED calendar each year (for life!). Includes everything you need in a binder (or add to your existing one). Why spend a ridiculous amount of money on a binder that you can only use for one year? Instead, you can download this zipped file that includes Word, Excel, and Powerpoint documents you can EDIT and CUSTOMIZE and use year after year after year! School administrators can replace costly grade/record books and lesson plan books with my digital download: purchase licenses for each teacher at HALF price and share with your entire staff for a paperless money-saving solution! The zipped folder includes editable Microsoft Word, Excel, and Powerpoint documents and a PDF version. These files ARE included with this purchase: Lesson Plan Page Templates Important Teacher Forms, Permission Slips/Consent, Sub Plans, Schedule Templates, and More 2017-2018 Editable Calendar for Teacher Binder