Showing posts with label end of the school year activities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label end of the school year activities. Show all posts

Friday, April 27, 2018

FREE End-of-the-Year Math Reflection Questions


How can we promote a growth mindset in math? 

The end of the school year provides a natural opportunity for students to reflect on the year and the work they have done. Promoting self-reflection not only encourages students to look back at failures but also to celebrate them, providing us with an opportunity to promote a growth mindset in our students and set them up for success for the next school year. This classroom freebie includes 8 self-reflection cards that promote a healthy mathematical mindset. The discussion cards can be used round-robin style, as a whole class discussion activity, or as journal prompts. Click here or on the image above to grab a free copy of the pack. 

Want to know more? 
Head on over to The Routty Math Teacher website and read, "Getting Ready to Wrap-up the Year: End-of-the-Year Math Activities that Emphasize an Entire Year of Learning" where I share three activities to help you end the year on a high note. Read the post here or by clicking on the image below.




Enjoy!





Monday, June 6, 2016

June Teacher Talk

Posted by Deann Marin of Socrates Lantern


It's June Teacher Talk time.....many of you are finished with school now and breathing a sigh of relief.  Sit back, relax and read some informative blog posts from our veteran educators. 
Have a well deserved summer vacation.

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End of the Year Musings
 I always approach the end of the school year with mixed emotions, though I’m ecstatic to be out for summer vacation, I always feel a little sad saying good-bye. Many of my soon to be 7th graders hug me and leave with tears in their eyes, knowing that our little family will no longer be together. All the trials and tribulations, the challenges, the fun times and sad times will always be with us, but it will never be the same.

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A Portfolio to Remember - Part 2: Creating the Masks
By Retta London of Rainbow City Learning
How to make life cast masks with your students, and how to use the masks to decorate a keepsake writing portfolio.
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Summer Review Going Into Grade 2
Avoid the summer slide with this NO PREP resource. The beachy themed pages include daily math and reading skill practice for children about to enter 2nd grade. Perfect for parents to use and teachers to give!

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But All You Do is Play!
The work of young children is play! Playing is how young children interact with and learn from the world. Building language skills in children does, indeed, involve a lot of play. 

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Get out of Post-it Purgatory
Are you a TpT seller or just someone with a LOT on your to-do list? This free, online tool will change your life!

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More Than Just Art!
Mandalas are much more than just art! This simple geometry lesson not only creates beautiful classroom displays, but reinforces geometric concepts.

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End of the School Year Ideas!
Here are my top end of the school year ideas!

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Math, Monet & Measurement
Inspired by a visit to Monet's garden in Giverny, a teacher shares her experience and inspires an investigative math project. Students create centimeter, millimeter, and decimeter garden models while learning about Impressionism and Claude Monet. Inspired math!
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