Showing posts with label #TBOTEMC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #TBOTEMC. Show all posts

Saturday, February 13, 2021

100+ Free Lessons & Teaching Ideas By Teacher Talk

 


Enjoy 100+ free lessons and teaching ideas from members of Teacher Talk who are a part of The Best of Teacher Entrepreneurs Marketing Cooperative.

Teacher Talk members write educational blog posts throughout the year. This free eBook contains all of the links to their 2019 Teacher Talk blog posts. It also has links to thousands of other free lessons that you may use in your classroom.

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January Teacher Talk Blog Posts

  • How To Respond to Incorrect Answers
  • Culturally Responsive Teaching
  • How Do Velcro Dots Help to Regulate Behavior
  • Success Begins with Baby Steps
  • Goal Setting for the New Year: One Word
  • Tried & True Bookmaking: Poof Book
  • Be My Valentine Treats
  • 5 Easy Ways to Implement Differentiation Into Your Classroom
  • THE MYSTERIOUS CASE OF ZERO, The Exponent - Why Any Number to the Zero Power Equals One
  • Hook Your Students in Writing
  • Roses are Red: Using Poetry in Reader's Workshop

February Teacher Talk Blog Posts

  • Black History Month Celebration
  • Writing with Colors
  • Have I Ever Told You?
  • Ya Gotta Love Field Trips or Not!
  • Put Your Heads Together to Brainstorm
  • How to Choose Between Eager of Anxious
  • Design a Monster: A Makerspace Activity
  • Is Dyslexia a Gift?
  • 3 Questions to Get You Through Teacher Evaluation Season
  • Valentine's Day Help
  • Tried & True Bookmaking: Pop-Up Book
  • Valentine Tabletop Decoration Gift for the Family
  • Differentiation in the Classroom

March Teacher Talk Blog Posts

  • Women’s History Month: Great Read Alouds
  • Classroom Seating Arrangements for Grades 4-8
  • Watermelon Subtraction
  • Slope for Vertical and Horizontal Lines
  • Striving & Thriving: Remembering Purpose in the Reading Classroom
  • Today We Are Leprechauns
  • Building Student Empowerment
  • The Thief of Joy
  • Advice From The Coach
  • 6 Confusing Words to Master
  • A Stranger in a Strange Classroom It’s Standardized Testing Time

April Teacher Talk Blog Posts

  • Spring Activities
  • Music to Calm the Soul and Enhance Learning
  • The Elephant in the Classroom
  • Scaredy Squirrel - Mentor Text
  • I Feel Bad for People Who Say They Feel Badly
  • Make Mistakes on Purpose
  • Exploring Patterns With Project-Based Learning: Rotations, Reflections & Translations
  • 7 Tips to Help Students Revise Their Essay
  • Whole Body Learning
  • How to Start Book Clubs in Your Classroom
  • Test Taking Tips

May Teacher Talk Blog Posts

  • Rejoice, the Last Day of School Has Arrived
  • Slide Into Summer
  • Review Activities
  • 7 Tips to Help Students Edit their Essay
  • Mining for Gold Gets Even Better
  • America the Beautiful
  • Activities for the End of the School Year
  • Wrapping Up the School Year
  • The "Lure" of Fish - The Benefits of Keeping an Aquarium in Your Classroom
  • Citizen Scientists Ready For Summer
  • Preparing for Book Clubs: Tips for Success

August Teacher Talk Blog Posts

  • Math Games: Observing Your Students Makes Back-to-School a Breeze!
  • Is summer vacation over already?
  • Developing Powerful, Enthusiastic Readers
  • 5 Meaningful No-Prep Activities for the First Week of School
  • Free Video to Teach Prepositional Phrases
  • How Morning Meeting Can Become a Sacred Space
  • Recommended Reading Board
  • This is the Time to Start Your Year Off Right With an Amazing Close Reading Lesson
  • Developing and Writing Effective Lesson Plans for Math
  • Ease New School Year Teacher Anxiety
  • Using Math Centers in the Upper Elementary Classroom
  • “Warm Up” with ALphabet Jigsaw Puzzles
  • Why I Still Use Reading Logs

September Teacher Talk Blog Posts

  • The Left Angle Mystery
  • Never Give Up... Persevere!
  • Using the Arts to Teach Perseverance
  • 3 Tried & True Games to Teach Place Value & Rounding
  • Boom Cards Are an Exciting New Way to Learn
  • Classroom Routines that Create a Productive Classroom Environment
  • A Cheer For Spelling
  • 5 Steps to Creative Classroom Projects
  • New Job = New Lens
  • Teaching Perseverance: Powerful Books to Change a Student's Mindset

October Teacher Talk Blog Posts

  • Independent Reading Success in the Classroom
  • Bullying No Way!
  • Fall into Figurative Language
  • Pause...In the Neighborhood
  • Real World Math
  • Bullyproof Your Kids for Life
  • Surprise!
  • Stand Up to Bullying 
  • The Empathy Project Update: Explorations into Empathy, Part 2

November Teacher Talk Blog Posts

  • Meaningful Activities to Do Before Winter Break
  • Gentle Rebellion 101: A Teaching Story
  • The Superintendent's Tears
  • Supporting Reluctant Writers
  • Five Tips for Your Native American Lessons
  • The Value of Learning About Number Lines
  • Looking Deeper at Craft and Structure in the Common Core
  • Enough
  • Empathy and Digital Citizenship
  • For the Love of Bookmaking

December Teacher Talk Blog Posts

  • Holiday Edition: Virtual Progressive Dinner
  • Finding Success on Challenging Teaching Days
  • Reducing Holiday Stress
  • Cocktail, Book and Entree
  • One Gift
  • Cherish the Holiday Memories

Teacher Talk Featured Authors

  • Sally Hansen of Purposeful Plans
  • Charlene Tess

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  • Free Winter Holiday Lessons
  • Free Valentine's Day Lessons
  • Free End of the Year Lessons
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Wednesday, September 4, 2019

Wednesday Weekly 5 Under $5 - 9/4/19

Every week I put together a list of 5 great products from members of The Best of Teacher Entrepreneurs Marketing Cooperative (TBOTEMC) with the requirement that each product must be less than $5.  With a variety of subjects and a wide range of grades, there just might be something that you can use, so continue to read below and see!

In addition, if you're a seller on Teachers Pay Teachers (TpT) that would like to get more information about joining TBOTEMC, click here.  Free free to contact me via Twitter (@ATeachersTeach) or simply by leaving a comment on this blog post.




By All-American Teacher Tools
Reading, Creative Writing; Grade 1



This collection of 180 picture prompts can be used to help your students develop anything from single sentences to short stories. They are arranged on an Avery 30-label template, so you can stick them to your students' journals, or simply print them on plain paper and glue into the journal. Sight words are arranged so you can cut them and place them into a selection bowl. Combine pictures with words for a true creative writing activity!



By Scipi - Science and Math
Reading, Math, Back to School; Grades K-3


This glyph is an excellent activity for reading and following directions, and requires problem solving, communication, and data organization. This glyph has the children coloring or putting different items in a school yard. Students are to finish the back to school glyph using nine categories.


By Reading Spotlight
All Subject Areas; Grades 3-8

Help your students help themselves! This self-help test demonstrates the actions that are important to good study habits, and it assists students in choosing and writing a resolution to improve in one or more of their individually self-assessed weaknesses. Perfect for the new school year! Easy to use with Grades 3-8 or higher. All of Reading Spotlight’s Self-Help Tests are always free.

STEM and STEAM Posters - $2.00
By Urbino12
STEM, STEAM, Classroom Decor; Grades PreK-7


Decorate your classroom with this set of five STEM/STEAM posters! Each are 8-1/2 x 11 inches, perfect for your standard copy/printer paper. This resource depicts five different student illustrated posters labeled in English. Words used in this file are Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math.


By Believe to Achieve by Anne Rozell
Math, Back to School; Grades 2-4


This set is wonderful for third graders to challenge and engage their math learning! There are 11 Menus that are Common Core aligned. They are great for early finishers, center work, math stations, homework or any way that works for your class! Also, this resource would work for 2nd graders who could use a challenge and 4th graders who need some support!  


Other WW5U5 Team Members on TpT to Visit:

As always, I encourage comments below and any ideas or suggestions by tweeting me @ATeachersTeach.

-A Teacher's Teacher

Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Wednesday Weekly 5 Under $5 - 1/31/18

Every week I put together a list of 5 great products from members of The Best of Teacher Entrepreneurs Marketing Cooperative (TBOTEMC) with the requirement that each product must be less than $5.  With a variety of subjects and a wide range of grades, there just might be something that you can use, so continue to read below and see!

In addition, if you're a seller on Teachers Pay Teachers (TpT) that would like to join the Wednesday Weekly 5 Under $5 team, click here to get more information about joining TBOTEMC.  Feel free to e-mail me with any questions, as I'd be happy to help in any way possible.




By A Teacher's Teacher
ELA/Writing; Grades 7-10



Do you have students that need to work on their argumentative writing, but you need a topic that will provide motivation to get those fingers typing or pencils moving?  If so, this four-passage, 5-page text set has the perfect prompt for you: the relationship between homework and student learning!  There are two sides to the issue, and students are required to cite relevant text information to support their argument - just like CCSS RI 1 requires! Modeled after AIR Testing, which is used in numerous states across the country, it would also fit well into a PARCC simulation.


By Reading Spotlight
Reading/ELL; Grades 2-10


The big games are coming! Save those photos! Use the hype of the Super Bowl or the Winter Olympics to make this motivating and effective learning center activity. Easy and inexpensive to produce. Adaptable to all levels. With clear and simple directions. Paper medals are included.

 


By Believe to Achieve by Anne Rozell
Math; Grades 1-3



This is a colorful set of 24 task cards to use for SCOOT game to practice addition to sums up to 20 using ten frames. There's also a poster for 0-20 to display in class or add to math notebooks, as well as a recording sheet and answer key, too! This set is a wonderful addition to your lessons!


Farm Friends Add the Room Sums of 0-10 - $4.00
By Kamp Kindergarten
Math; Grades K-1


Bring excitement to your math lessons with Around the Room activities. Get your little learners up and engaged in practicing addition facts to 10 with this fun math activity. Learners search the room for cards with equations. When they find a card, they write the equation and sum in the correct space on the included recording sheet or in their math journals.
   
 

By 2livNlearn
STEM/Writing; Grades 1-8


Get your kids engaged in STEAM and build 21st Century Skills with this Design Your Own App Activity. Included are sheets for brainstorming an app of your own, writing a description and drawing a screenshot! Your students will love connecting their creative writing with this real life application! In this activity the sky's the limit! If students can imagine it, they can design it!


Other WW5U5 Team Members on TpT to Visit:


 
As always, I encourage comments below and any ideas or suggestions by tweeting me @ATeachersTeach or contacting me via e-mail.

A Teacher's Teacher

Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Wednesday Weekly 5 Under $5 - 1/24/18

Every week I put together a list of 5 great products from members of The Best of Teacher Entrepreneurs Marketing Cooperative (TBOTEMC) with the requirement that each product must be less than $5.  With a variety of subjects and a wide range of grades, there just might be something that you can use, so continue to read below and see!

In addition, if you're a seller on Teachers Pay Teachers (TpT) that would like to join the Wednesday Weekly 5 Under $5 team, click here to get more information about joining TBOTEMC.  Feel free to e-mail me with any questions, as I'd be happy to help in any way possible.




By Susan Berkowitz
Speech Therapy; PreK-3



Build understanding of prepositional concepts, sequencing, phonological awareness, vocabulary, describing skills and more! This resource builds language and literacy skills with “The Napping House” by Audrey Wood. With purposes for three days of reading, 20 vocabulary words, and so much more, this product has a ton to offer at a price that won't break your budget!


By Sally Hansen - Purposeful Plans
Classroom Management; PreK-12


This tracker allows a student to set behavior or task goals each day. It is editable to enter the goals/tasks and change them as needed. There are 6 choices of half page with 5 goals/tasks focus or one full page by schedule. The reward or incentive can be typed underneath the tracking box. I’ve also included goal/task ideas to copy and paste.

 

By Cathy's Cool Creations
Math; Grades 2-5



Winter Frolics with Facts- Multiplication is an interactive, self-correcting Winter themed math game designed for both Google Slides and Adobe Reader (PDF). It allows students go on a virtual adventure visiting different Winter scenes to help the children with practicing their multiplication skills and provide teachers an opportunity to assess students in the process. Linked to Grade 3 and 4 Common Core Mathematics, students are given over 80 equations to answer.


QR Code Multiplying Decimals Worksheets - $2.00
By Snyder Classroom
Math; Grades 4-6


Engage your students with these self-checking QR code multiplying decimals worksheets, and students love checking their work on their devices. Includes 6 worksheets with a total of 48 multiplying decimals problems. Each problem also has a grid box in which to solve the problem and an accompanying QR code that reveals the answer. QR codes allow students to self-check their work.
   
 

By 180 Days of Reading
Reading; Grades K-2


Looking for something to do to celebrate Chinese New Year? I've got you covered. This game can be played in small groups, and is a great way to practice reading!


Other WW5U5 Team Members on TpT to Visit:


 
As always, I encourage comments below and any ideas or suggestions by tweeting me @ATeachersTeach or contacting me via e-mail.

A Teacher's Teacher