ELECTRONIC MATERIALS ENERGIZE THE CLASSROOM AND THE LIBRARY.BY DOUG PEACHEY.Today s students are different than when you and I were in the classroom. It is extremely difficult to get a student to pick up a book and read. Imagine the struggle to get them
My Teaching Philosophy.I believe education should be of primary importance, as to learn is to grow as a human being. Learning is a continuous act that is lifelong, not just a matter of schooling. I believe education should be something that children can
Mathematics Lesson Planning / Self Evaluation Sheet.1 The feature is well established 2 There are some aspects of the feature 3 The feature is not evident
Persuasive Reading and Writing Module.Roger Sipher, So That Nobody Has to Go to School If They Don t Want To.Unit derived from Patterns of Thought.Creators: Amy Evans & Amanda Garza.Module Overview.Revising and Editing.Writing Strategies 1.1, 1.2, 1.4.Reading Comprehension 2.0, 2.5, 2.8
Lesson 1 Understanding Self-Awareness & Self-Advocacy.Unit 1: Getting Started.Lesson Overviews.Unit Purpose: The purpose of Unit 1 is to familiarize students with the concepts of self-awareness and self-advocacy, provide students opportunities to identify
Visit QUIA for additional resources.Online Resources.Emergent Literacy.Bloom s Taxonomy.Vocabulary Charts.Online Resources.Emergent Literacy.Bloom s Taxonomy.VOCABULARY CHARTS FOR LANGUAGE ARTS & READING.Knowledge of emergent literacy.What is Emergent Literacy?
At Tiddlywinks Day Nursery we expect all our colleagues, both internal and external, to be professional at all times and hold the welfare and safety of every child as their paramount objective
Quarter 4 Fifth Grade.Quarter 4 Fifth Grade.5th Grade English Language Arts and Technology Standards.Reading: Literature.Technology Standards.Integration of Knowledge and Ideas.Reading: Information.Technology Standards.Integration of Knowledge and Ideas.Speaking and Listening
A Guide to Writing Lesson Plans for World Language Classes.Core Curriculum Content Standards.Think of the standards your lesson will address, and be sure to indicate them on your lesson plan. Be sure that your planned activities reflect the standards
Basic Communication (Writing) Rubric.Please fill in the circle that best reflects your assessment of each of the following expectations for student s work in Basic Communication. Refer to the rubric for the appropriate evaluative criteria for each expectation
Grade 5 Opinion Writing Rubric.Aligned to Next Generation Standards and Objectives.Smarter Balanced Claim 2: Students can produce effective and well- grounded writing for a range of purposes and audiences.West Virginia Department of Education Grade 5 Opinion Next Generation Standards
30+1 STUPENDOUS SPELLING STRATEGIES.Students must select their own customized spelling list from a larger list of optional words at the beginning of the week. The list students select must be approved by a parent (a parent s signature to show approval)
Activity 3 Homework 2.In this article we provide a broad outline of educational research on student ideas about forces and motion. The last 20 years of research on children s ideas has revealed that there are some common ideas that students use to explain
DAILY LESSON PLANS: Year 6 Subject: Science: Forces in Action.WALA Friction, Air and Water resistance.WALA the force needed to lift and drag objects.WALA the weight of an object in air and in water.WALA streamlining.WALA Stretching and Reaction forces.WALA the affect of Air Resistance and Gravity
Teacher s Guide.Assessment Response to Reading for 4th Six Weeks.Information About the Texts.Multiple Choice Question Analysis.Information About the Assessment Task.This response to reading assessment task has three open-ended questions. The first question
Guiding Principle: Students read a wide range of fiction, nonfiction, classic, and contemporary works, to build an understanding of texts, of themselves, and of the cultures of the United States and the world; to acquire new information; to respond to