Using a color-coded visual schedule for kids is critical in the preschool and elementary years. Even as early as preschool, it’s important to introduce the concept of a weekly schedule. To save my sanity and avoid hearing my three year old ask each day which activity is planned, I created a daily schedule for her. […]
Grow Emotional Intelligence with the Q Wunder Board Game!
“This shop is part of a social shopper marketing insight campaign with Pollinate Media Group® and EQtainment, but all my opinions are my own. #pmedia #Qsracetothetop http://my-disclosur.es/OBsstV” Lately, both of my children scream at the top of their lungs to get my attention. Obviously, this isn’t appropriate and I and I desperately needed to do […]
Classroom Management Idea: Higlighting Names on Papers
Every teacher knows the drama of nameless papers. Reminding kids to write their names on their papers is an on going battle in every classroom. At the beginning of school year, we recommend a mini-lesson on what you expect in terms of students labeling their papers. To lessen my frustrations, I created a “Stop! Did […]
Fall Math Centers 3rd and 4th Grade
Hello teachers and parents! Today, we are sharing fall math center ideas for our third and fourth graders. I hope your students find these math center activities challenging and fun! Third Grade Fall Math Centers Thanksgiving Math Problems from Third Grade Gridiron Pascal’s Pumpkins from Mathwire Place value from Fern Smith’s Classroom ideas Thanksgiving Goofy […]
