Bartels Teaching Corner

Teaching 4th grade at at IB PYP school? These are UofI posters that you can use in your classroom to display each of your units. This also includes all the Learner Profiles in several different styles. Here is a sample link to see a previewIncluded are: Several different styles of learner profiles. Grade 4Primary Sources - Where We Are In Place And Time: personal histories Landforms and Natural Events - How The World Works: An inquiry into the interaction between the natural world (physical

Is your school an IB school? These are PYP IB friendly snap shots to hang outside of your classroom door. Or pass them out to parents in a newsletter. Subject to change and will update as UofI changes with the times. I will just keep adding to the file vs. deleting and adding.

Posters for your IB classroom. These are based and inspired on a Lord of the Rings theme. There will be several repeat traits because maybe you like one poster more than another. Each is on an 8.5 by 11 sheet of paper. Also, quotes from the books to match the character trait on the poster.

Posters for your IB classroom. These are based on a fantasy theme. Some creatures are from the lore of other countries, such as Asian and Native American. Also, inspired by Lord of the Rings, Dungeons and Dragons, Folk tales, etc. There will be several repeat traits because maybe you like one poster more than another. Each is on an 8.5 by 11 sheet of paper.

Looking for Learner profiles posters for your PYP IB classroom? This is more of a sweet animal theme. Great for younger PYP grades. Each picture is 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper.

Like anime and want your IB PYP learner profile posters to have a bright, pop-style anime look? Each trait is an 8.5 x11 sheet of paper. Full color.

Here is a snap shot to see what products are look like.

A fun lesson to start the school year, end the school year, or just a random Friday STEM activity. You can use this for an IB PYP program. With Google Slides to present to the students, a lesson plan, and a worksheet for kids to fill out. You can make it less challenging by giving more time and materials. Or harder with fewer materials and less time. Also, you can spiral on a scale to weigh how much each stuffy weighs (I used cat vs. pickle toys) and see if one toy weighs more than the other, ev