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Inspirational Word Cloud Wings Staff WriterSeptember 16, 2019Classroom Setup, Social & Emotional Development5 minute read Read full post: Inspirational Word Cloud Wings Inspirational Word Cloud Wings Social-emotional learning takes flight with this …

Using Wordless Texts in Elementary Classrooms Staff WriterJuly 15, 2015Instructional Strategies, Literacy2 minute read Read full post: Using Wordless Texts in Elementary Classrooms Using Wordless Texts in Elementary Classrooms Wordless texts are an …

… Preloaded with four Content Packs, students can sort between animals, colors, emotions, and shapes… and that is just the beginning! Group Bubbles allows Teachers access to word lists and images to customize their Group Bubbles learning experience. …

A person's vocabulary influences how well he or she writes and how well he or she is perceived by others. The words a person … especially for elementary students who have learned basic language skills and can understand more difficult vocabulary words. …

Whether it's learning words that describe winter or reading winter-related books, finding ways to incorporate the winter … reading and writing skills. 1. Create a Winter Vocabulary Word List for Children to Learn From chilly and dreary to frosty …

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What You Should Know About Our Delivery Process Stephanie TiltonMarch 5, 2024Classroom Setup7 minute read Featured image: An image of a brown cardboard box, the words After purchasing furnishings and materials for your learning spaces and early …

Staff WriterJune 15, 2015Literacy, School Readiness2 minute read Read full post: Helping Kids Avoid Summer Learning Loss Helping Kids Avoid Summer Learning Loss The word "summer" invokes images of vacations, spending time with family and friends, and …

Staff WriterMay 10, 2017Instructional Strategies3 minute read Read full post: Utilizing Wait and Transition Times in the Classroom Utilizing Wait and Transition Times in the Classroom Chaotic and stressful are two words often used to describe wait …

set the stage for their future success as they learn to think critically, comprehend the written word, and solve problems. … Phonemic Awareness - The ability to identify and manipulate sounds in spoken words. Phonics - Understanding the link between …

Explore the rest of her series here. Dear CRT, When you hear the words anti-racism what do you think? When you hear the word anti-bias what do you think? Let me ask the question differently. When you hear the words anti-racism how do you feel? When …

Ask the next teacher you see for her thoughts about "PD," "professional development," or "professional learning." Most likely it won't be paired with words like "fun, "glamourous," or "inspiring." Instead it will be described as "vanilla," "boring," …

Firmly? Or with a hint of laughter and wit? What were the actual words that were said, questions that were asked? Did you … Ask three close friends and three children you teach, what is one word that would describe me? Don't debate. Instead, seek …

I can't believe what you say, because I see what you do. What we say with our words: I believe all children can learn. I … color didn't align with our beliefs and what we were saying with our words. James Baldwin's quote captures this so clearly. …

Celebrating Valentine's Day provides a variety of learning opportunities for infants and toddlers. You can help them learn about love and kindness while also helping them learn colors, shapes, and basic vocabulary words. This also an excellent …

Introduce new vocabulary with words such as seed, gourd, and pulp while children engage in hands-on learning and experimentation with the two activities featured below. Download our FREE printable below! Pumpkin Sensory Required Materials: Large …

They may say a few basic words or grab your hand and show you what they want. Emerging Communication Stage - Children begin to use communication in a more functional manner in this stage. They may answer simple questions or use words and signs in a …

But don't take our word for it; see what real members of the Kaplan community - and the DEI Committee - have to say. Ruth … We're trying to listen to what our coworkers have to say and are working to turn their words into actions that allow everyone …

Come up with a list of birthday items you want to put in the box/tote. Some ideas include puzzles, coloring books, crayons, markers, word search books, balls, and stickers. Put the items you choose in the box/tote and store it in a special place. …

Infants - Choose brightly colored puppets that have a distinct and visible mouth area. Talk using slow, high-pitched, and clearly enunciated words to help keep children's attention. You can reengage infants by moving the puppet as he or she tries to …

… Children can interpret their own emotions by matching "feeling" words with pictures. Actual photographs printed on felt. 12 pictures, 12 feeling words, 6 page lesson guide. Average figure 6" tall. Emotions Felt Set - 24 Pieces Be the first to write a …

Identify concepts to develop, vocabulary to discuss, and questions you want to ask. Print key vocabulary words on strips of … To extend storytime, try using these follow-up activities such as using story maps, word webs, sequencing activities, role …

Self-regulation is an internal mechanism that helps children (and adults) to engage in behavior that is mindful, deliberate, and considerate. In other words, children need to have the ability to control their impulses and to stop behaving or reacting …

Church suggests that you should focus on one emotion word a week and use literature, songs, and examples to keep the conversation about the emotion going. Focus on Social Skills By choosing a social-emotional skill word to highlight in your classroom …