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Pass back Go Math Books, pass out folders with Chapter One. Have students complete the first lesson together. Go to Essential Question

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Pass back Go Math Books, pass out folders with Chapter One. Have students complete the first lesson together. Go to Essential Question

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Ice Cream Birthday Party for Jolene at 1:20  Sing Happy Birthday Jolene may wear the BIrthday Hat.

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Ice Cream Birthday Party for Jolene at 1:20  Sing Happy Birthday Jolene may wear the BIrthday Hat.

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Pass out the student handwriting book, page 6  Sing the Alphabet Song twice pointing to the letters. Discuss workbook page

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Pass out the student handwriting book, page 6  Sing the Alphabet Song twice pointing to the letters. Discuss workbook page

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REFLECT ON THE DAY, ARRANGE THE CLASSROOM FOR THE END OF THE DAY

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REFLECT ON THE DAY, ARRANGE THE CLASSROOM FOR THE END OF THE DAY

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GET BACKPACKS AND LINE UP TO GO TO THE GYM

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GET BACKPACKS AND LINE UP TO GO TO THE GYM

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Change Tables and Group Colors  for breakfast

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Change Tables and Group Colors  for breakfast

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Bouncy Balls – Manage classroom noise with bouncing balls!

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A free classroom noise level meter, monitor and management tool. Perfect if your school kids are too noisy! Bouncing balls react to sounds from the microphone.

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Social Studies Community and Citizenship Essential Knowledge #3

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Social Studies Community and Citizenship Essential Knowledge #3

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READING TO SELF   minutes  discuss using Anchor Chart

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READING TO SELF   minutes  discuss using Anchor Chart

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Building Reading Behaviors Good Fit Book choose a 4th and 5th book that fits in the chair pocket

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Building Reading Behaviors Good Fit Book choose a 4th and 5th book that fits in the chair pocket

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Annie Murphy Paul is the author of Origins and Brilliant: The New Science of Smart and edits the weekly newsletter Brilliant Report. On the TIME magazine's website she discusses four ideas of giving effective feedback, in relation to the feedback model of Hattie and Timperley (2007):

1. Supply information about what the learner is doing, rather than simply praise or criticism.
2. Take care in how you present feedback.
3. Orient feedback around goals.
4. Use feedback to build metacognitive skills

Read Annie Murphy Paul's tips for good feedback drawn from research in psychology and cognitive science: Four Ways to Give Good Feedback, by Annie Murphy Paul, TIME Ideas, March 18, 2013 http://ideas.time.com

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TIME Magazine : Four Ways to Give Good Feedback - VISIBLE LEARNING

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Annie Murphy Paul is the author of Origins and Brilliant: The New Science of Smart and edits the weekly newsletter Brilliant Report. On the TIME magazine's website she discusses four ideas of giving effective feedback, in relation to the feedback model of Hattie...Read more ›

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Baby Shark and more | World Environment Day | +Compilation | Pinkfong Songs for Children

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Students have a choice of activity  to do in the notebook that relate to science/social studies targets. When bells ring put items worked on into notebooks very carefully, and return borrowed items or personal items into desks neatly. Line up silently in number order. Discuss Hallway manners.

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Students have a choice of activity  to do in the notebook that relate to science/social studies targets. When bells ring put items worked on into notebooks very carefully, and return borrowed items or personal items into desks neatly. Line up silently in number order. Discuss Hallway manners.