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Ms. Olson's --real life math application

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Ms. Olson's --real life math application

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Ms. Olson challenged her third graders to find the biggest weed in their yard for testing those measurement grade level standards while working in emergency distance learning!

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Mrs. Ortlund - Master's Degree: Curriculum and Instruction 

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Mrs. Ortlund - Master's Degree: Curriculum and Instruction 

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I finished my first course at GCU for my master's degree in curriculum and instruction. *Lauren said this would be a good addition to the padlet :)

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Providing Support- guiding students to access Google Classroom 

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Providing Support- guiding students to access Google Classroom 

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Mrs.Wangś 3rd Grade Zoom Meet- Topic: My Favorite Toy

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Mrs.Wangś 3rd Grade Zoom Meet- Topic: My Favorite Toy

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Feedback & Support -explaining a question posted on the Math Question Padlet Wall - Mrs. Wang 

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Feedback & Support -explaining a question posted on the Math Question Padlet Wall - Mrs. Wang 

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Mrs. Corthell's 2nd Grade zoom meeting and learning.

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Mrs. Corthell's 2nd Grade zoom meeting and learning.

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It was very nice to hear from my students!

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Third graders in Mrs. Wang’s classroom working together to identify ways to be respectful when others are not. 

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Third graders in Mrs. Wang’s classroom working together to identify ways to be respectful when others are not. 

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Working together to create the bridge that could hold the most weight and withstand the elements. Olson 3rd grade

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Working together to create the bridge that could hold the most weight and withstand the elements. Olson 3rd grade

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Working together to complete story elements for their story. Olson

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Working together to complete story elements for their story. Olson

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Students work together to solve codes, problems, etc. to "Breakout."

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Created a collaborative poster to promote Rocky Reader's at a recent school assembly
Jordan Ortlund, 3rd Grade

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3rd Grade students take turns reading to a Kindergarten buddy.
Jordan Ortlund, 3rd Grade

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Students work in partners to solve math problems. When solved correctly, they attempt to sink the ir opponents "Battleship."
Jordan Ortlund, 3rd Grade

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Students work together to play a multiplication math game called "Friendly Fish"
Jordan Ortlund, 3rd Grade

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Students work together to play a multiplication math game called "Friendly Fish"
Jordan Ortlund, 3rd Grade

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Rocky's Green Team learn about host and nectar plants and begin their butterfly garden.

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Rocky's Green Team learn about host and nectar plants and begin their butterfly garden.

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K. Morris, Wang, Macintosh

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Students in room 105 participated in a counting collections lesson where they had to work with partners to figure out different ways to count certain items.

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The Path to My Future - college research

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The Path to My Future - college research

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Student learn about their education and career path such types of college and fields of studies.
Grade 3- Wang

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3rd Grade Literacy For All Mrs. Bunch's Students are learning about habitats. So we created a Frayer Model

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Students have the opportunity to collaborate all day in Mrs. Arnerich's classroom.

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After completing Riding Freedom, students collaborated to create "One Pagers" on the novel. This is in Mrs. Arnerich's Room.

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Used in an upper grade classroom at Longley Way. Discovered during the Board of Ed learning walk. LW is also an AVID elementary school in AUSD.

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After a Counting Collection session, students reflect on what was easy, difficult, and something new they learned in a Community Circle.
Brenda Halberstadt, first grade

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Created with student input during our Fraction Talk in room 106 with Renee Costarella.

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Fraction Math Talk in Room 106 presented by Renee Costarella.  Co-teaching team Tina and Liz.

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Fraction Math Talk in Room 106 presented by Renee Costarella.  Co-teaching team Tina and Liz.

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School counselor, Kim Lauxen and TK teacher, Nicole Reed lead a parent workshop!

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Mrs. Jilizian in K found this usual resource to assist with note taking, WICOR strategies and beyond!

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SOURCE: Book Units Teacher

To make an inference, students have to differentiate between what's being said on the page and what's not. This anchor chart does a great job explaining.

28. How to Write a Book Review

SOURCE: youngteachmd

The key to writing a successful book review is being aware of what to focus on during the reading stage. If you plan on having your students write a review, go over what they should take notes on or pay close attention to while they are reading with an easy anchor chart like this one.

29. Inference Thinking Stems

SOURCE: True Life: I'm a Teacher

These thinking stems can help students put their ideas about stories into words.

30. Evidence-Based Reading

SOURCE: WeKnowHowtoDoIt.com

Students show they understand what they are reading by pointing to evidence within the reading.

31. Poetry Explainer

SOURCE: Teaching With a Mountain View

Poetry is tricky and reads a lot differently than most other texts students tend to gravitate toward. Nevertheless, it's an important art form to explore in the classroom-so why not use a pretty anchor chart as a primer? We guarantee it will take the fear out of reading poetry.

32. Author's Purpose

SOURCE: Lucky Little Learners

Why did the author write this book? Was it to persuade, inform, or entertain? The author's purpose may dictate how students read an article or story, and this chart helps students identify it.

33. Synthesizing

SOURCE: TeacherKarma

Synthesizing is when readers change their thinking as they read. They are putting together all of the strategies they have learned to form thoughts, opinions, and conclusions.

34. Question-Answer Relationships

SOURCE: teachingandsofourth

If your class is struggling with how to find answers to questions while reading, this anchor chart might just help them.

35. Teaching Theme

SOURCE: Upper Elementary Snapshots

Another great way to teach theme. Books are like a cream-filled cupcake. You never know what's hiding inside.
What are your favorite reading anchor charts? Come share in our WeAreTeachers Chat group on Facebook. Plus, check out our article on how to use anchor charts.

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35 Anchor Charts That Nail Reading Comprehension

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SOURCE: Book Units Teacher To make an inference, students have to differentiate between what's being said on the page and what's not. This anchor chart does a great job explaining. SOURCE: youngteachmd The key to writing a successful book review is being aware of what to focus on during the reading stage.

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Mrs. Corthell second grade math camp. Learning how to use base ten blocks. It was a success!

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Mrs. Corthell second grade class working on research reports to present to the class.

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Linda Vinci - we added positive affirmations in the Kgn bathroom

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Great videos on ClassDojo, just click on Big Ideas. Follow up with a mini booklet I found on TPT. Morris 2nd grade

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Mrs. Wang's Class

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Mrs. Wang's Class

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Mrs. Arnerich's Class

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Goals for the remainder of the school year

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Goals for the remainder of the school year

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Mrs. Arnerich's Class

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Students wrote goals from 2020. -Melinda McGrath

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Students made a personal, school, and home resolution to bring in the New Year!  -Amanda Ritiau

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ELD Immersion students learn about Hanukkah.

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Thank you all for your ideas on reflection! Here are your responses.

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Reflection is not just for students, teachers, and staff. Parents also play a key role in this process for growth and development. Many thanks to Mrs. Reed (TK instructional leader) and our Ms. Lauxen (school counselor leader) for this amazing parent workshop filled with AVID strategies, parenting tips, and more! #bettertogether

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Students in fifth grade use reflection to, "focus on the future" and describe in a narrative format what life may look like in the years to come. Photo courtesy of Liz Okoro-Wider's, special education.