Class displays

Review Games- if they answer a question right they get a post it to put on a spot to connect four!

omg, super simple and a life saver. as a future teacher, I’m most afraid of the germs!! simple things like this save me!

Level of understanding

This will be the first page in our interactive notebook.. love it. Had students ask me last year what was the point of social studies. We can start the yr with them knowing

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This illustrated "sketchnote" conveys the concept of Neuroplasticity, which is the science of how we can rewire our brains to change and adapt continuously throughout life. Perfect as office wall art for therapists, social workers, and other mental health advocates.This illustration is featured in the TAKE TWO Online Course, taught by Kate Simpson and Ellen Cady. Through a combination of daily journal writing and guided meditations over 28 days, the course will teach practices to build inner…

A bulletin board inspired by The Stanford History Education Group and their Reading Like a Historian Curriculum. The bulletin board features the historical thinking skills.

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Are you an elementary education teacher looking for reteaching strategies and reteaching ideas in the classroom? Download this freebie and lesson plan idea to give assessments after you have taught the standard! A great assessment idea and assessment for learning!

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My husband is one of the best teachers I know. I can verify this because I hear, “MR. BIBLE IS MY FAVORITE TEACHER !!!” every time my own students figure out we are married. I could get jealous, but mostly I just get proud. That’s why I set out to surprise him with a world ... Read More about Middle School World History Classroom: Inspiration for a small and windowless classroom

Create a circle of trust.

Here is my handout on teaching children problem-solving skills, based on this post: Teaching Children to Problem Solve

“They become problem-solvers who think outside the box... Sketchnote by John Spencer (@spencerideas)”