Wed, Jul 06, 2016 11:07 AM in Assessing Science
Hello, I am still student teaching and I will graduate in December 0f 2016. I have that same problem. I find that sometimes there are only a few students that didn't understand the material while the others passed the assessment. What I have done is that in the morning, my students start of doing morning work (spelling words, practice worksheets, other things to get their brains working) I would j...
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Tue, Jul 05, 2016 7:49 PM in Garden Activities
In classrooms I have been at I have seen teachers teach about life cycles starting with a seed and then moving on to other life cycles of animals and so on. Sensory poems or shape poems can be a fun and interesting lesson to connect. Having students make observations on what they see can be a great activity to do. Having students make connections between plants, animals, and people so they can lea...
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Tue, Jul 05, 2016 1:44 PM in 4th grade animal adaptations
I remember in college taking a class that we played a game about survival of the fittest. This game would be fun to play with kids. They could see how animals started and then go on to see what kind of trait they would have to develop to survive and then keep going from there until they get to today's animals. Here is a link on animal adaptation activities http://www.scholastic.com/browse/lesso...
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