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How to Teach Time - Time for Friends - Educational short sto

"How To Teach Time" - A frog story that uses an analog clock to keep track of the time. This is a great video for 1st grade students to learn how to read a clock.

You failed. OUTSTANDING! 37 second video to reinforce that failure is an important part of learning! Terrific as a discussion starter! Teaching Tools, Teaching Grit, Creative Teaching, Social Work, Social Skills, Visible Learning, Habits Of Mind, Leader In Me

Keep Moving Forward!

You failed. OUTSTANDING! 37 second video to reinforce that failure is an important part of learning! Terrific as a discussion starter!

Ap Psychology

School Psychology

Cognitive Development

The mysterious workings of the adolescent brain

Use with Romeo and Juliet unit--The mysterious workings of the adolescent brain. Why teenagers do what they do.

"Infographic for Valentine’s Day: Love Idioms:: Here is a fun graphic that we created for Valentine’s Day! You can use it to explain a few “love idioms” to your students." English Fun, English Idioms, English Phrases, English Writing, English Vocabulary Words, English Study, English Lessons, English Words, English Grammar

English Vocabulary Words

Valentine’s Day Poster: Love Idioms

"Infographic for Valentine’s Day: Love Idioms:: Here is a fun graphic that we created for Valentine’s Day! You can use it to explain a few “love idioms” to your students."

Alligator Game- Make a small rectangle around students which they can not leave, then give them challenges (i.e. move into tallest-shortest, alphabetical, or chronological order. Add additional challenges such as non-verbal or blindfold Small Group Activities, School Activities, Drama Activities, Community Activities, Group Games, Classroom Organization, Classroom Management, Team Training, Team Building Activities

Small Group Activities

Classroom Organization

Classroom Management

Team Training

Team Building Activities

Alligator Game- Make a small rectangle around students which they can not leave, then give them challenges (i.e. move into tallest-shortest, alphabetical, or chronological order. Add additional challenges such as non-verbal or blindfold

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How to relax stressed kids - (Brain Gym's hook-up) - I use this when I see the students getting wiggly!

Zap It...a game I learned in grad school. Put high frequency words on sticks (these are foam sticks) and write zap it on a few sticks. The kids pull sticks from a container and read the words. If someone gets Zap It, all of the sticks go back in the bin. Great word work Teaching Language Arts, Teaching Literacy, Kindergarten Literacy, Teaching Reading, Classroom Activities, Learning, Literacy Centers, Literacy Stations

Teaching Language Arts

Teaching Literacy

Kindergarten Literacy

Zap It...a game I learned in grad school. Put high frequency words on sticks (these are foam sticks) and write zap it on a few sticks. The kids pull sticks from a container and read the words. If someone gets Zap It, all of the sticks go back in the bin. Great word work