Wed, Oct 16, 2019 3:45 AM in Unfamiliar Topics
Hi Chynna!
To be honest, if I were teaching a new topic that I wasn't familair with, I would watch Youtube videos. Of course there are other hepful resources out there. However, I feel that being able to visually see how a lesson of the content you're wanting to teach goes, you wold be able to pick up on fun tips or strategies that you could use to incorporate into your lesson.&#...
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Wed, Oct 16, 2019 3:40 AM in Integration
Hi Chase!
Not exactly sure what grade level you have, but in my Social Studies methods course, my professor created a fun lesson using the 4th grade standard which focuses on Hawaiian Studies. She connected an Ahupuaa to a watershed. She created her own example of a water shed (tray filled with paper to make slope) and used skittles to represent the type of waste that goes into our water sheds...
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Wed, Oct 16, 2019 3:19 AM in Science and Art?
Hey everyone! I'm currently placed in a 1st grade class who values making time for art. I have a reading lesson coming up in a few weeks and would love advice on how I could go about on incorporating art into the lesson while still focusing more on the subject of reading.
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