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Related: Blogues de profs • Ateliers • compétences transversales • juce65Fall Into First: Guess Who? Tooth Edition Hey All! Time to prepare for Science Night! Science Night is a big deal at our school and we spend so much time preparing for it. I thought I would share some ideas and information so you can take a look at this fun event. Free LEGO Printables and 70+ LEGO Learning Activities My kids had lots of LEGOS when they were growing up. I always thought LEGOS were great for logic, architectural skills, problem-solving skills, and collaborative experiences, although we didn’t use them for focused learning activities. Now there are LOTS of amazing activities online for using LEGOS specifically for hands-on learning activities.
Kindergarten Worksheets - Free Printables for Kindergarten Kindergarten worksheets are a great way to help your child practice core concepts and skills. Ours feature simple instructions and designs that appeal to both parents and teachers. Your kindergartener will practice and learn new letters, begin to write and read sight words, count, perform simple addition, and more. Kindergarten worksheets get your child to develop foundational skills for math, reading, writing, and more. Make the most of your kindergartener's worksheet time by following the suggestions below:
Flipped classroom boosts exam grades, flips perceptions - eCampus News By Jake New, Assistant Editor Read more by jakenew December 10th, 2013 With faculty in half of college lecture halls and classrooms now using flipped learning models, it’s safe to say the method is no longer a fad. But does it actually improve a student’s education? Nine in ten of those students said their learning was enhanced in the flipped classroom. According to a new study released by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, that answer is a resounding yes.
What the Teacher Wants!: 2 DIY Projects: Pop of Color and Mason Jar Storage Michael's Craft Store contacted me a little while ago about participating in their back to school Create2Educate Sweepstakes program! I was thrilled to have the chance to be involved! The projects that I planned were all centered around the the idea of cute and functional storage! (This post contains affiliate links.)
2 Ingredient Cloud Dough - happy hooligans - flour and baby oil 2 Ingredient Cloud-Dough: the ultimate sensory dough! Cloud dough requires only 2 common household ingredients, and it’s ready in minutes. It smells heavenly, and it’s a delight to run your fingers through! I’m a sucker for a good, homemade sensory play recipe, and this flour and baby oil Cloud dough is something I’ve been waiting all winter to make! Printing with bubble mitts I just love bubble wrap painting or printing. The texture and the designs that can be explored and created by using this material is wonderful. As part of our study on bubbles, we did a little printing with our homemade bubble mitts… We made our bubble mitts by folding over a rectangular length of bubble wrap and stapling the edges together – leaving an opening on one end of the mitt for a hand to fit through… At the table, the children found the bubble mitts, paint, paintbrushes, and paper… The children placed a bubble mitt over their hand, then used the other hand to paint over the mitt with any color or combination of colors they wished…
Online Educational Research Journal - The Evolution of the eJournal Keywords : Computer Aided Education, Cultural Diversity, Research Methods, Teacher Training and Education Paul Dolan (northumbria university) David Leat (newcastle university) Laura Mazzoli Smith (newcastle university) Sugata Mitra (newcastle university) Forever in Fifth Grade: Show & Tell Tuesday-Spring is Coming! It's time once again for Show & Tell Tuesday! This post may contain affiliate links to materials I recommend. Thank goodness spring is almost here! We had four surprise snow days in the last couple weeks, and I thoroughly enjoyed them. It's so nice getting some extra time at home to get things done.
Leak Proof Bag Science Experiment for Kids This leak proof bag science experiment is sure to WOW your kids! All you need is two household supplies and you can do this water experiment with your kids too. This post contains affiliate links. Lately, the kids and I have been doing lots of neat science experiments. They both love them and even ask if we can do another science experiment all the time. Some of our favorites have been this lava lamp experiment and this cloud in a jar experiment. Grid Games for Preschool Math Here are some new Grid Games I have added to go with the Themes, so all of the themes now have a grid game to go with them. Need directions for these games? Find directions and more grid games at this link! Elephant Grid Game 10 Spaces Elephant Grid Game 20 Spaces Lion Grid Game 10 Spaces
Rainbow Slime - The Best Ideas for Kids Out of all the slime recipes we have made so far, this has to be one of the prettiest slimes you can make! Well, our unicorn slime is one of our favorites too but the colors on this slime are just so fun! You can have a lot of fun mixing up this Rainbow Slime for a great sensory activity for kids. This is perfect for a spring activity, St Patrick’s Day or even just a rainy day indoor activity!