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Key concept can be very tricky to use, especially with younger students. It's important that we are able to use appropriate language or kid friendly language when discussing. 

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Key concept can be very tricky to use, especially with younger students. It's important that we are able to use appropriate language or kid friendly language when discussing. 

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Using these broader questions to help students brainstorm more specific research questions to ask

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Using these broader questions to help students brainstorm more specific research questions to ask

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The key concepts could easily be used while helping students reflect on social & behavioral choices they make.

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The key concepts could easily be used while helping students reflect on social & behavioral choices they make.

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Add the key concepts to a random generator for discussions

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Enter names, spin wheel to pick a random winner. Customize look and feel, save and share wheels.

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Use a key concept as a response to a read aloud. - How has the character changed throughout the story?

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Key concepts at the start of a unit.

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These are helpful to guide student inquiry questions when starting a unit of inquiry

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These are helpful to guide student inquiry questions when starting a unit of inquiry

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Use the key concepts to extend and enrich.

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I like the idea of introducing the key concepts with a simple, hands on type of activity

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I like the idea of introducing the key concepts with a simple, hands on type of activity

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Start with something all the kids are familiar with to introduce the key concepts and practice taking conversation and thought deeper.

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Using "kid language" and questions to introduce and practice the Key Concepts.

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Using "kid language" and questions to introduce and practice the Key Concepts.

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Display and categorize stand-out student questions by key concepts. It would include their quote and picture.

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Pasting the key concepts in literacy and math notebooks for students to refer to.

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Similar to what we did here, if possible, try to have tactical items that kids can look at and touch while they're going through the key concepts.

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Similar to what we did here, if possible, try to have tactical items that kids can look at and touch while they're going through the key concepts.

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print and post the key concepts near the learning area so we can reference it while we are learning

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Connecting a key concept to certain sentence frames. I realized that many of the sentence frames I create for students fall under a key concept.

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Connecting a key concept to certain sentence frames. I realized that many of the sentence frames I create for students fall under a key concept.

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Print and laminate the key concepts. Then put them on a key ring to have with me all the time.

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Print and laminate the key concepts. Then put them on a key ring to have with me all the time.

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Haven't used key concept correctly, so this was helpful and showed me how I can use it in my class. Having the small key concept on small cards

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Book circle: Students sit with Unit of Inquiry books and ask questions they have.  They write them on post-its then teacher asks what kind of question each one is.  Questions are sorted under the key concepts.

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Book circle: Students sit with Unit of Inquiry books and ask questions they have.  They write them on post-its then teacher asks what kind of question each one is.  Questions are sorted under the key concepts.