Everyone has a story to tell. What is yours?
My friend asked me to help create a little Geometry foldable for her class. I did and thought some of you might be able to use it, too. Print the first two pages on colored cardstock paper, back-to-back. Then print the third page on regular white paper. Each shape has two examples: the basic shape and a real-world example. Students… Read More
When it comes to teaching addition with regrouping do you run and hide? Or do you tackle the skill head-on with enthusiasm? I’m somewhere in the middle. I know just how hard it is for second graders to accomplish, but I also try to remember how proud they feel when it finally clicks for them. As always, students are grasping… Read More
Stopping by the blog today to share a little freebie with you. This one has four pages of practice with balanced equations, each at a slightly different level of difficulty. You can click here to grab this freebie. If you are able to use these pages and want to see more, please let me know. Happy Teaching!
By second grade, most students have a great grasp on odd and even numbers. However, there is always a small handful who need a little intervention. With December being a shorter month, it’s a great focus for intervention groups. Here’s what I use to keep the interest level high with my struggling students while we practice, practice, practice! I don’t… Read More
Students need repeated practice on skills in order to work towards mastery. I recently shared with you how my grade level team uses a customized Daily Math Review for our morning work (click here to read more about it). Another key component of my morning is our math warm-up. A few years ago I purchased this pack from Jen Ross… Read More
Football season is upon us and I thought it would be fun to put a football twist on a math game my students enjoy playing. Second grade students need a lot of opportunities to identify, sort, and count coins. This game is perfect and can easily be differentiated for your students. Coins Container (to hold coins) Recording Sheet Pencil Coin… Read More
With so many unknowns about the upcoming school year, kids might be feeling worried or anxious. Here are some great books to help them work through those feelings.
Books for Kids Who Worry or Have Anxiety
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What does it mean to speak up? This picture book follows a group of young children as they find ways to speak up in a variety of situations. Not only is this book timely, but I think it can help both children and adults find their voices to make a positive difference!
The back of the book features real kids who spoke up as well as some teaching points on when to speak up, when to stay quiet, and how to speak up without saying a word. These tips will come in handy as you share the book’s message at home or in the classroom.
How will you choose to speak up?
What type of reader are you? Right now, I feel like the book collector - especially when it comes to children's books.🙂I am a lot of those 😂
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I mean, it’s pretty much a toss up at this point. Our library does allow for holds and curbside pick-up, but I haven’t used that service yet. So until then, online book shopping it is!💰💰💰
