Aer
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Ontario, Canada
About the store
This is my tenth year teaching in Ontario. I've taught Kindergarten to Grade 5 Music, Drama, and Dance, Grade 4 Homeroom, Grade 4-5 French, and Grade 1 to 5 Health and Physical Education.
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Fraction Race: Number to Picture Matching Game
This game is designed to help students associate a written fraction with a picture and word. It is great for students who finish their work early or who need extra practice. Only one game board is needed for every pair of students. The two players share the board, keeping track of the fractions they've collected on the Score Card on their respective sides of the board. On each roll, students may choose to travel in any direction. This allows students to strategically choose their direction based
4th - 6th
Fractions, Math
Beginner's Guide to Fractions
Start your fraction unit off right with this student and teacher-friendly package. This series is designed to walk students through the concept of fractions in a logical progression, gradually building upon each skill. Included in this resource are several aesthetically pleasing instructional guides with definitions and explanations that can be used as posters or anchor charts for easy reference. You will also find worksheets for students to practice and apply what they've learned. These are gre
2nd - 3rd
Fractions, Math
Some Things Stay: A Poem to Help Students Cope with Social Isolation
In these challenging times, our students are dealing with very big feelings. This poem addresses those feelings while also turning their attention to the things that will never change. Feel free to share with one and all.
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Performing Arts, Poetry, Reading
Tips and Tricks for Multiplication and Division - reference guide or poster
These are one-page reference sheets for multiplication and division. *When printing, select the 'fit to page' or 'fit to printable area' option.
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Applied Math, Math, Mental Math
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Some Things Stay: A Poem for Coping with Social Isolation
Our students are dealing with very big feelings right now and we aren't beside them to help them through it. This poem (read-aloud and poster) addresses these feelings while also directing the listener's attention to the many wonderful things that will never change. Feel free to share this with anyone who could use support and positivity during these challenging times.
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Performing Arts, Poetry, Reading
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About the store
Experience
This is my tenth year teaching in Ontario. I've taught Kindergarten to Grade 5 Music, Drama, and Dance, Grade 4 Homeroom, Grade 4-5 French, and Grade 1 to 5 Health and Physical Education.
Teaching style
I'm a big believer in social/emotional learning. I spend a lot of my time making sure students have the tools they need to persist, problem solve, build strong relationships, self-regulate, and love the wonderful people that they are in this moment. We learn through doing, communicating, and embracing mistakes, in my classroom. I love hands-on inquiry, but only when students are truly ready to engage in this multi-skilled process. I try to maintain high structure and high flexibility in my practice; a delicate balancing act that I am re-learning on a daily basis.
Additional biographical information
My sister and I self-published a children's picture book called, "I Know You Are Beautiful." For more information or to order a copy, visit our Etsy Store or email us at rayandaerbooks@gmail.com
Etsy Store: https://www.etsy.com/ca/RayandAer/listing/972458327/i-know-you-are-beautiful-inclusive
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