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Use this simple tool to track, record, and identify student needs during conferences. This will allow you the ability to easily locate which students need to be seen, how to personalize your instruction through individual teaching points, and holds both you and the student accountable for what work was done the last time you conferenced. There is a column to identify conference, small group, and even partner conferences as part of your records too. Another way I use this resource is highlighting

Think-Tac-Toe boards are a great way to provide choice, increase motivation, and have students make products to share. This is a gifted strategy typically used at the end of the unit of study. It matches each of Gardner's Multiple Intelligences to a specific tasks about World War I. This could be an enrichment activity, project grade, or fun activity within the classroom. This is one of my favorite activities to do all year! There are reading choices, math choices, building choices, and writing

Think-Tac-Toe boards are a great way to provide choice, increase motivation, and have students make products to share. This is a gifted strategy typically used at the end of the unit of study. It matches each of Gardner's Multiple Intelligences to a specific tasks about cells. This could be an enrichment activity, project grade, or fun activity within the classroom. The preview is a student example from this year.

This weekly sheet is perfect for having students take responsibility for their learning during reading workshop! Students mark Daily 5 rotations done, add small group learning, and identify strategies used while reading. Add this into students interactive notebooks, take for a weekly grade, or use it to help you keep track of students' activities while you are working with reading groups!

Think-Tac-Toe boards are a great way to provide choice, increase motivation, and have students make products to share. This is a gifted strategy typically used at the end of the unit of study. It matches each of Gardner's Multiple Intelligences to a specific tasks about electricity. This could be an enrichment activity, project grade, or fun activity within the classroom.

After watching Remember the Titans as part of our Social Studies curriculum, students chose a theme from the movie to explain. At this point in the year, we had already defined what was necessary for a response, therefore, my guidance might be needed to come this as needed in your classroom. This can be tailored to any curriculum related movie.