Happy Saturday, friends! Sorry I have MIA in the Blogging World lately – this little teacher is trying to juggle everything on her plate with joy ๐ Today I want to link up with my bud, Joanne, from “Head Over Heels for Teaching” to share a fun idea that really motivated my students this week! We have been working hard…
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Tried It Tuesday: History Passports
Happy Tuesday, friends! Today I’m linking up with my bud, Holly, from Fourth Grade Flipper, for her Tried it Tuesday linky: At the end of each unit in history, we fill in a “Passport Page” to record our journeys. This serves as a review sheet for the upcoming tests and as a record of where we’ve “traveled to” throughout 5th grade. Then…
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Simple Sign Language in the Classroom
This year I’m incorporating a little bit of sign language into our normal classroom routine. I found this idea from Education Oasis and thought it would interesting to try. When a student wants to raise their hand, they raise a sign: That way, I know when I ask “what is 8×5?” I can easily see who: “A” – Has the answer…
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Car Assembly Lines…Candy-style!
In History, we’ve been discussing Henry Ford and how he revolutionized transportation with the implementation of the assembly line in the creation of his cars. Here’s a video that briefly explains the genius behind the assembly line and how it made cars more economically and efficiently: I decided to put our learning into action by using the assembly line format to make cars…made completely out of…
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Fun and Easy Get-to-Know-You Game!
Howdy friends! Well I survived the first two weeks and I couldn’t be happier with my group of kiddos! They are sweet. eager, and cheerful – a teacher’s dream! ๐ I come home pooped each afternoon …but it’s a good kind of tired. Amen! I slept for over 12 hours last night! ๐ Today I want to share a quick…
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