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Cornell notes would be something I'd like to try

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I've used a few of these strategies before...choral reading, graphic organizers. One strategy that sounds fun is Team Names.

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One strategy I want to try is Team Names.  I like the sense of belonging to a group it would build.  I also like the name is determined as a group and based off of the students' interests.

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Video observation guide is something health teacher frequently use . Allows students to learn the content of the video, and the teacher can adjust the guide in terms of sequence, questioning , and concepts being taught

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Ali Railing                              One strategy I have already implemented is Graphic Organizers for Writing. One strategy I want to try is Anticipation Guides.

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Ali Railing                              One strategy I have already implemented is Graphic Organizers for Writing. One strategy I want to try is Anticipation Guides.

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One strategy that I have already used and/or implemented is having students use a T-Chart to organize information. One strategy I want to try is "Snowball".

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One strategy I have tried is Dictation. One strategy I want to try is Choral Reading.

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I have used "Things in Common". Great way to partner people in various ways and also encourage possible friendships when kids realize they have things in common with others.

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I have used "Things in Common". Great way to partner people in various ways and also encourage possible friendships when kids realize they have things in common with others.

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Teach the Text backwards is a recycled strategy that I current use but I really like the Cornell Notes because note-taking by middle school students isn't really taught and they really need more structure to do it well.

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Teach the Text backwards is a recycled strategy that I current use but I really like the Cornell Notes because note-taking by middle school students isn't really taught and they really need more structure to do it well.

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One strategy I have tried is a Gallery Walk.  I used this during Math for the students to see each other's strategies used to solve.

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One strategy I use all the time is a "Picture Walk." Great way to have an introduction, include background knowledge, intro vocab, etc.
A strategy I may try is Paraphrase Passport. In a discussion student listen to each other and then share (paraphrase) what the other said - great for listening and speaking skills.

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One strategy I have already implemented is Four Corners. One strategy I want to try is Think Pair Share Squared.

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One strategy I have already implemented is the use of anchor charts for everything.  They are a good resource for all of the children regardless of their background. Students find them helpful during math too.   I am learning from a team mate how to put more graphics on mine.

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One strategy I have already implemented is think-pair-share with the students. One strategy that I want to try is to have my students interacting and moving around in the classroom more while learning using a picture walk.

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One strategy I have already implemented is Choral Reading. One strategy I want to try is Picture Walks.