La maternelle de Laurène Toujours dans l'optique de la liaison grande section / CP, nous avons décidé de créer un cahier pour les GS dans lequel les mots ne seront pas rangés par lettres mais par nature grammaticale. Sans rentrer dans le détail (on va laisser le subconscient (ou l'inconscient? lol) travailler), nous allons classer les personnes et les choses (à coller sur les pages bleues) - les actions (à coller sur les pages rouges) - les mots qui disent comment est la "chose" (à coller sur les pages vertes) - les petits mots ( à coller sur les pages jaunes). Ils emmèneront ce cahier en CP, qui leur servira d'outil de base, et verront par la suite les notions de noms, verbes, adjectifs, déterminants etc... Nous y collerons les étiquettes des mots croisés dans notre vie de classe, dans les albums que nous avons travaillés etc... et les étiquettes reprendrons les trois écritures. Voici la présentation:
classroom set up It's only a few days late, but my room is as ready as it's going to be! It took a TON of work to move it cross country, repurchase and remake so much stuff! But I'm loving the way it is all coming together. Enjoy...and get ready for picture overload, and I was armed with my good camera this time! The BIG, overall picture: My classroom library/reading nook (with a view) I saw this idea on Pinterest...sort of, and made it my own. My group tins made it with me, but of course they had a small make over, new ribbon to match the new color theme! My new homework boards, again loved using them in previous years...just had to change the color theme. An overall view of the front of my room. Updated my candy holding mason jars, and added a new procedure to my room, mystery walker (read about it here). I am still going to be using Mentor Sentences in my room, so here is my new "board". At this school we have to post Learning Targets (what the students will learn during and by the end of the lesson).
Discipline by Design Here are eleven techniques that you can use in your classroom that will help you achieve effective group management and control. They have been adapted from an article called: "A Primer on Classroom Discipline: Principles Old and New" by Thomas R. McDaniel, Phi Delta Kappan, September 1986. 1. Be sure you have the attention of everyone in your classroom before you start your lesson. Inexperienced teachers sometimes think that by beginning their lesson, the class will settle down. The focusing technique means that you will demand their attention before you begin. A soft spoken teacher often has a calmer, quieter classroom than one with a stronger voice. 2. An effective way to marry this technique with the first one is to include time at the end of the period for students to do activities of their choosing. The teacher is more willing to wait for class attention when he knows there is extra time to meet his goals and objectives. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Make ample use of praise.
Educational Crafts - The Crafty Classroom The Crafty Classroom is a website is filled with crafts, activities and printables you can use in your classroom! Our crafts go alongside themes and literature resources and most of them come straight out of our personal homschool experiences! I firmly believe that children who are actively involved and invested in a project retain and recall information at a higher rate. Our thematic crafts and activities are designed to compliment your classroom curriculum and provide you with additional learning opportunities and discussions. We provide project ideas that are easy to implement, with full photo instructions and materials are specifically chosen based on what you might already have in your art supply closet. Subscribe to our Free Newsletter Anatomy Crafts for Kids We've got some great human anatomy science crafts and activities you can use alongside your lessons. Artist Crafts for Kids Learning Art History can be fun! Arctic Crafts for Kids Australia Crafts for Kids Bird Crafts for Kids
Créez des plans au sol de maison et de domicile en ligne avec Floorplanner.com Classroom Tour 2012-2013 It's time for the reveal of the new classroom theme! Chevron Floral Mix! The goal was to modernize my existing colors while calming the environment and making it feel like a home. Classroom Library Meeting Place Meeting place from the back of the room Standing at the door looking in From door (again) small group area and classroom library computer area computer area again quiet phones (broken headphones that block out extra noise for those who need it) left side of word wall with newly covered chevron ottoman teacher/small group area Closer view of the library (my mom covered all my pillows with the new fabric and made my curtains!!) I had planned to frame some corkboard myself and paint it black. I found this framed corkboard at hobby lobby in the 50% off section! It was cheaper to get it than make it myself! Back of the room from the door Opposite wall of the classroom library Our Daily 5 book boxes will go above the cubbies I usually put our anchor charts and units of study info on the blank wall.
5 Fun and Mathematical Ways to Teach Your Child About Money This is a guest post by Troy Edwards who writes for the “What is Economics?” blog. For many of today’s students, having to take and master math has as much appeal as a visit to the dentist. For this reason, the savvy parent recognizes that a little “creativity” and fun can go a long way. It can be considered the equivalent of a mother administering a little honey with a spoon of medicine to make it more palatable. photo credit: ~jjjohn~ Since money is a currency of exchange that kids can understand and relate to, there are many ways to work monetary concepts into exercises, real life examples, and games to achieve educational goals. Here are a few things to consider. With this in mind, here are 5 fun and mathematical ways to teach your child about money. 1. photo credit: merfam Allow the little ones to accompany you to the next visit to your local grocers. 2.Play with coins photo credit: midnightglory 3. photo credit: Thomas Hawk 4.Add a language photo credit: bradipo 5.Be the banker
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De belles idées pour décorer la classe !! by marieevedemers Dec 12