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Have a small group of students engage in a conversation about a story that we read in class. Have other students observe their conversation and make note of things they notice about how they are talking with each other. This will be in an effort to teach them to converse more naturally and less robotic.

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WIll use with 1 student sharing out what their group talked about

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I commit to do this by Friday before Valentines' Day.

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Students will read a set amount from a text and then turn and talk to discuss comprehension questions.

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After asking comprehension questions during reading

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Will use for art show Friday.

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will use. Start off with showing how to share screen

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Try trios again in a subject outside of science.

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I will commit to creating more breakout rooms for math. I tend to use breakout rooms more so during ELA.

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Use for rough drafts in writing- compliments, clarifications, and questions for the writer

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Will use this one by creating a signal and then asking students to find another classmate that has the same movement as theirs. 

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Will use this one by creating a signal and then asking students to find another classmate that has the same movement as theirs. 

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Tnaya

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assign leader in breakout room to start discussion & assign #s ahead of time

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will use this

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I will do this

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Use for ice breakers in morning meeting

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Continue using break out rooms

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Will try this in selecting "recess" activity

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Will try to have kids share agreement/disagreement with movement

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Michele~ use for brainstorm before writing.

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Michele~ use for brainstorm before writing.

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I will try to incorporate this into the classroom with the students.