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https://sites.google.com/a/dcsdk12.org/etil-academycadre/fishbowl-socratic-seminar

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geogebra.org  (has online app)
https://www.geogebra.org/m/xPxWNpsk#chapter/1013

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https://www.thedailycafe.com/daily-5

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we are a team. everything we do to encourage and support each other. can call me captain or coach. does a team ever play against itself? during practice, to help build teamwork, yes! to help each other become better as a team and as individuals

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https://www.edutopia.org/blog/five-listening-strategies-rebecca-alber

http://www.kidactivities.net/category/transitions-attention-getting-strategies.aspx

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https://www.edutopia.org/blog/strategies-helping-students-motivate-themselves-larry-ferlazzo

https://www.edutopia.org/blog/children-in-charge-self-directed-learning-mirjam-schoning

https://www.edutopia.org/blog/3-types-unintentional-learning-to-make-intentional-ben-johnson

(Lucy Calkins) http://mrsjohnstonclassblog.weebly.com/lucy-calkins-writing-strategies.html

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VA gov - instructional interventions

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ASCD - good website
Campbell Univ
Why use Math Manipulatives

Math Manipulatives:

Using Manipulatives

Math Manipulatives Every Class Should Have

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counting every day.
skip counting. starting on different numbers than on 10 (for skip counting tens)
counting forward and backward
counting decimals (for older students)

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Regatta boat, finding stream during recess or lunch recess on rainy days tulsa stem

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This year you will be scholars, actors, scientists, musicians, mathematicians, historians, fitness gurus,

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music in background... follow movements... a, b, c for different movements.
axial movement poster.
giving sentence frame to say when I was doing axial movements I felt...

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Lesson Ideas - Example from RICA Practice Exam - 6th grade poetry

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Lesson Ideas - Example from RICA Practice Exam - 6th grade poetry

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"The teacher plans a variety of activities related to 'Jabberwocky.' Students will work in pairs to make up definitions for some of the nonsense words (e.g., slithy). They will read the poem aloud using tone of voice to express various moods. Finally, they will create their own nonsense poems and give oral readings of them."

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Writing Lessons

Lessons

30 Ideas for teaching writing

Lesson plans - support and elaboration

Organization

Hamburger

Main Idea / Details

Expository writing

Supporting Details

Adjectives

Describing words

Descriptive writing

Writing with the senses

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http://rubistar.4teachers.org/index.php

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Writing in different colors so sentences can be separated or ideas can be seen/separated.

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-Black is Brown is Tan: Hands, write or draw what describes you. Put it on the board in a circle surrounding the world OR give students blank puzzle pieces and then after they are finished, put together as a circle/world.

-Everybody Cooks Rice: "Rice pot" give students a template of plate or bowl and have students write and draw the food that reminds them of home. Put together "into rice pot".

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Dailies - Classical Music Listening (after lunch), draw, journal

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Dailies - Classical Music Listening (after lunch), draw, journal

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Classical Music Lesson Plans

any Chopin

Liszt

Tchaik

Gardel's Por Una Cabeza

Suppe Poet and Peasant

Libertango

Rach Rhapsody on a Theme

Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue

Gershwin Cuban Overture

Moonlight Sonata

Gottschalk - The Dying Poet

Classical Music in Cartoons

Classical Music in Looney Tunes

Classical Music You Recognize

Recognizable Music in Cartoons playlist

Best known Classical melodies

Top Ten Iconic - youtube

Classical you know but can't name - youtube

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After recess or after lunch, they make observations of their group's plant growth and other group's plant growth.
This can be done with other activities, maybe even as a center.

IKEA - measuring tapes for free
dollar store - trays, cups, etc.

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Civil War lessons

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Graphic organizer templates

Jane Yolen (author, Owl Moon, etc. figurative language)

Story map

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Turn-in bin

Extras bin (where all handed out papers go and students check here first if they haven't gotten a handout)

Leave One / Take One - pencils that have already been sharpened

"Kiss the Brain" box of Hershey kisses. Each kid gets one after testing (all tests usually on Fri).

Math manipulatives in bins for each table group, stored away in a specific part of the room

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Next Gen website
NGSS San Diego (good website)

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I could even start this out by reading them a story
(something like Wilfrid Gordon MacDonald Partridge, I could prob find a better one)
and tell them when it's their turn to bring a special memory or just something special to them that they want to share. Maybe even like a family picture or something???

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Lesson Ideas - Writing / Bibimbap writing?

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Lesson Ideas - Writing / Bibimbap writing?

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Korean month
Plant parts
Has anyone heard of the word Bibimbap? Mixed Rice.

Maybe second month of school, have students write traditions they follow, what ethnicity/culture it is related to (if they know), take that month to discuss each culture???

Bibimbap writing has to be about something that can be put in and then mixed up (not having a particular order).

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-draw selfie, write about goals for this year
-draw selfie, write about what you are dressing up as for Halloween
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students who don't understand... have those who understand work and if they still need help, come sit on the floor and help to give additional scaffolding for lesson.

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This doesn't just look like sitting in groups. It could even be sitting in a circle on the floor (instead of in rows or "bananas" always facing the teacher). was noticing that people share out or ask questions, and other people in class can't always hear. How collaborative is it when during the lesson, everyone is still required to look at the teacher only?
But... how could this possibly look with thirty students and/or limited space?

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Not using "I like how so and so is doing this" because implications are, you should be acting in a way to please me.
I might want to try using different vocabulary like “It’s so considerate how so and so is doing…” “It’s so responsible how so and so is…” “It’s so respectful how so and so put his pencil down and looked up at me when I asked.” (not “I like how so and so put his pencil down and looked up at me”), plus it puts language into their minds. Finding that many of my 2nd grade kids don’t know how to characterize people, how to describe and define people by using characteristic words. Describe to them usually only means what someone or something looks like or something simple like “he/it is nice”.)  “So and so is practicing self-control by doing…” “so and so is being caring by doing…”

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Using Bill Brooks' idea of having sections on board, not feeling well, have questions, have announcement. maybe instead of having them write names (depending on grade), there can just be magnetized names/numbers that the students can put under respective categories and then this can be discussed during Morning Meeting.
Also helps teacher to know if a student will be leaving early to make sure that homework will be ready to go instead of trying to put everything the student needs together in that moment he/she is called to the office.

**Also once students are done facilitating discussion, the have a teacher time or teacher topic, maybe having to do with social issues, like, yesterday, I overheard someone say that people who asked for help were wimps. Saying it's not to point fingers, but to bring everyone's attention to this because I think a lot of people think this way. But I think knowing when you need help and asking the right person for help actually makes you strong and smart, not a wimp!

OR instead of discussing, give a quip about it and then have students do opinion writing or something in their journals as morning work. Can incorporate paired discussions with sentence starters (booklet) like Terry gave us.

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Go Noodle

Cutting up pool noodle into 3/4" to play catching or hitting it up in air (rainy day activity), hitting it underhand with partner

buy silent ball ball!!! foam rubber

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Scholastic Classroom Ideas to Go! (app)

Common Core ConceptBANK (free app)

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Super Duper: WH Question Cards Pro (online flashcards app)

AutismXpress (match expressions with emotions app)

Choiceworks (visual support app)

Sono Flex (expensive app - for nonverbal special ed students)

Dragon Dictation (free app)

Signed Stories (ASL app)

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GarageBand (app)

Drawing Carl (app)

Let's Create! Pottery (ceramics app)

MoMA Art Lab (modern art app)

Music Tutor (free app)

Virtuoso Piano (free keyboard app)

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Geography Drive USA (driving cross country app)

Ansel and Clair: Paul Revere's Ride (app)

MyCongress (Congressmen by zip code free app)

Learn the World (global trek app)

Disney American Presidents (app)

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Happy Little Farmer (preschool app)

BrainPOP: Featured Movie (library of videos app)

Smithsonian's National Zoo (virtual trip app)

Nearpod (create interactive presentations app - free)

NASA App (4th grade and up - free)

Frog Dissection (middle school app)

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Classroom Ideas - Online Classroom Management

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Classroom Ideas - Online Classroom Management

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Edmodo

Classdojo

Classcraft

ClassCharts

TeacherKit (free app)

Too Noisy Pro (teaching inside voice app)

Super Duper Data Tracker (student progress app)

Remind101 (text message reminders free app)

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At Dollar Store
Oriental Trading Co (teacher supplies)

FREE STUFF
Tips
Free Materials for Teachers
Free Stuff for Teachers
Freebies for Science Teachers
10 FREE Classroom Resources

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My Math Flash Cards (free app) - flashcards

CardDroid Math (app) - flashcards

Educreations (free app)

Sushi Monster (free app)

Everyday Mathematics Equivalent Fractions (game app)

Motion Math: Hungry Guppy (app)

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Storia (free app) - books embedded with questions

Tales2Go (app) - audiobook

Super Duper StoryMaker (app)

Super Why! (app)

Toontastic (app)

Handwriting Without Tears: Wet-Dry-Try (app)

Grammar Jammers (app) - grammar games

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Coherence Map - Standards as they relate to each other
Common Core Math Standards Progression - UA

Common Core in diff languages

Common Core - Korean
Common Core Korean eBook

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Free books:
-In search of free books

Cheap books:
-Friends of the Mission Viejo Library
-Children's Orchard
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Free books to read online:
-Books to read online

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5 Free Tools:
Google Sites
Evernote
WordPress
EduBlogs
Weebly

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Twitter-style Exit Tickets

Stoplight Method (post-its)

Holding up colors for multiple choice or for understanding (red, yellow, green)

Graphic organizers

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QFT

RoundRobin (oral and written)

Three Lies and One Truth

Discussion Web

Think-Pair-Share

Four A's Text Protocol

Microlabs

Save the Last Word for ME

Text Rendering

Mix-Freeze-Pair

Talking Points

Call + Response

Action Thermometer

Pick-a-Stick

Musical Round the Word

Bottoms Up, Heads Together

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Teaching Channel
Teachers Give Teachers
ReadWriteThink
NRich.Maths
WeAreTeachers
Teaching Ideas
National Education Association

Poets.org
Environment
Environment (EPA in Spanish)
Climate Change
Oceans and Atmosphere
Agriculture

Autism Awareness

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For teachers, for students, about school, about life

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Ideas for things you can incorporate into the classroom on a daily, weekly, monthly basis.

1. Morning Meeting
Blog page about MM
Morning Meeting Book
Workbook
2. QFocus (not every day though and build upon questions)
3. Full-Circle Learning (way of teaching, planning lessons, classroom management)
4. Whole Brain Teaching (Specific classroom rules - teaching not talking so much at students)
5. 5 Star Listener (to bring students back to focus)
6. Teaching about problem solving process
Five-Step Process (has download)
Problem-Solving
Teaching Problem Solving
7. GERMS / PROPER HAND WASHING / COVERING MOUTH WHEN SNEEZINGCOUGHING (at beg of year)
Handwashing (CDC)
Teaching Handwashing
8. SELFIES!!! (helps with written part but also art - perspective of how close their faces should be in picture)
9. Sentence Composition (instead of DOL) where students are given a sentence and asked to expand it or add more sentences to it.
10. Classical Music (after lunch)
Listening to specific ones for a week or for a month. Journaling/drawing.
11. Counting every day (forward, backward, skip counting, decimals)
12.

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1. STEM Curriculum
Speedometry
Ambitious Science Teaching
2. Computer Programming/Science
Kodable
Code.org
3. Math Games
Hooda Math
4. Math Curriculum
FactsWise
5. Decision Making
ideas
6. Ethics
example
7. Bilingual Science Lessons (Eng/Sp)
List of few
8. GLOBAL Science Program
The Globe Program
9. Math Curriculum
Learn Zillion
10. P.E.
P.E. Central
11. Writing - Flotsam by David Wiesner (picture book with no words)
Lesson Ideas
12. Science Experiments (Hands-on cookbook style)
Science Kids
13. Science Literature
CDE Literature Search
14. Reading for any subject (texts and quizzes)
ReadWorks
NewELA (but be skeptical)
15. Resources - Infographics
KidsDiscover
16. Science - Geology
Kidsgeo
17. Science - Weather
Weather Wiz Kids
18. Math Practice
Thinking Blocks
19. Math
Math Learning Center
(reknrek under resources, math apps... many web apps)
20.

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https://www.whatihavelearnedteaching.com
2nd grade teacher
(Kayla Delzer - we watched her video on reimagining classroom)
http://www.topdogteaching.com
3rd grade teacher
http://www.3rdgradethoughts.com
Literacy
http://www.helloliteracy.com

Middle School teacher
http://www.loveteachblog.com
SUPERHERO (HS) teacher
http://thesuperheroteacher.blogspot.com

--ACCORDING TO SCHOLASTIC.COM--
Best for Hands-on Activities (First Grade)

Ms. Cassidy’s Classroom Blog
Best for Super Science Ideas (Middle School)
ScienceFix
Best for Kid Book Reviews
A Year of Reading
Best for Media Specialists
Techno Tuesday
Best for Problem Solving
Top Teaching
Best Classroom Use of Blogs
Learning Is Messy
Best View of the Inner City
The Jose Vilson

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SurveyMonkey

www.polleverywhere.com

Google Forms/Docs/Slides

surveytool.com

ClassPager

Kahoot

socrative.com

Zaption. (students can't move on through video until they have answered embedded question.)

Chatzy (online chat tool)

Today's Meet (online chat tool)

Ning (online chat tool)

Plickers (mobile scanner)

QuickKey (mobile scanner)

ZipGrade (mobile scanner)

GradeCam (mobile scanner)

Padlet

iClicker (audience response system)

Quizlet

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*QR Code

*Powtoon - videos

*Animoto - videos
*Grab bag
*Archaeological Dig
*Slam Poetry
*Kahoot - game
*Google Slides - ppt

*Canva - simple graphic design software

*Pixabay - free images

*Chatterpix - project creation

*Thinglink - annotate images and videos

*Pic Collage - photo collage editor

*SeeSaw - student driven digital portfolios and simple parent comm

*Audioboom - share audio content online

*Explain Everything - interactive and collaborative whiteboard (very cool!!!)

*Crayola Color Alive! - interactive coloring pages

*Bitstrips - instant comics

*Book Creator - create books

*Skitch - Evernote but with annotation, shapes, sketches

*Epic - getepic.com - read amazing children's books (requires subscription)

*Ditty - app sings messages you type

*Doodle Buddy - doodle app

*Adobe Spark - graphics, stories, videos

*TeleStory - write, direct, star in own TV show

*Word Clouds - free online word cloud generator

*ClassKick - magic whiteboard to work and get help from teachers/peers
*Wordle - online word cloud generator
*Prezi - free edu acct

SAMR iPad Apps

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"Taking risks..."

"Making connections..."

"Mistakes are proof that you are trying."

"The road to success is always under construction."

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*50 Best Books for New Teachers
*Top 50 Best Books for Teacher Dev

Also, I have a bunch of books for new teachers that a friend gave me. If anyone would like to borrow one, please let me know.

1. The Organized Teacher's Guide to Your First Year of Teaching / Springer, Alexander, Persiani-Becker
2. Learning to Learn in a Second Language / Gibbons
3. A First-Year Teacher's Guidebook: An Educational Recipe Book for Success / Williamson
4. How to Be an Effective Teacher: The First Days of School / Wong & Wong
5. Learning to Teach... not just for beginners / Shalaway
6. Teaching With Love and Logic: Taking Control of the Classroom / Fay & Funk
7. Reading, Writing, and Learning in ESL: A Resource Book for K-12 Teachers / Perego & Boyle
8. Good Ideas: To Help Young People Develop Good Character / Josephson Institute
9. First-Class Teacher: Success Strategies for New Teachers / Staff of Canter & Associates
10. First-Year Teachers Survival Kit / Thompson
11.

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Every teacher should collect something!

1. Sand
2. Rocks
3. Snow Globes
4. Shells
5. Pez Dispensers
6. Vintage Lunchboxes
7. License Plates
8. McDonalds Toys
9. Beanie Babies
10. Pokemon cards
11. Books
12. Board Games / Card Games
13. Coins (American or Intl)
14. Pins / Buttons
15. Spoons
16. Starbucks mugs
17. Postcards
18. Stamps
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1. Color-coding
Keeping the same color for each subject/idea.
2. 100 Tips!
3. 29 Clever Organization Hacks
4. 9 Smart Habits
5. Top 5 Organizational Hacks(HS)
6. 19 Essential Materials
7. 20 Must Have Teacher Supplies
8. 9 Pieces of Furniture
9.

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Classroom Ideas - Interactive Decorations

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Classroom Ideas - Interactive Decorations

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1. Quote Wall
I love quotes, so thought of doing a Quote Wall. Kids brings in any quotes that they really enjoy and get to explain why they like the quote!
-can have templates. or they can write/draw onto blank paper.
2. Coloring Posters
World Map or U.S. Map
You can buy these as one big poster or separate sheets. I think separate sheets is a great idea to maybe assign a section to groups and do some kind of country project.
3. Timeline (around room)

Examples 1

can use rope and clothespins

Example 2

can choose certain eras for students to do projects about or have them choose. can make bordered section in that area to display their projects.

4.