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November 22, 2017
Bananagrams Tiles and Book for Kids
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Fun Combination of Word Games and Puzzles Bananagrams, the letter-tile game that is similar to Scrabble, is the better game in my opinion...
October 31, 2013
Ordinal Number Fun - Baseball Lineup Card
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Teach with your student's interests in mind. My first-grade son likes baseball, so when we did ordinal numbers (1st, 2nd, 3rd...), h...
October 16, 2013
Work While You Work - Poem Study
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"Work" is another old, anonymous poem introduced in First Language Lessons for the Well-Trained Mind but with slightly different ...
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September 26, 2013
Poem Study: "Hearts Are Like Doors"
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Here's another poem from First Language Lessons for the Well-Trained Mind . It's an old, anonymous rhyme called "Hearts Are Lik...
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September 16, 2013
Number Line Addition Game with Dice
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A friend told me the other day that her first-grade son was discouraged about math. He is having a hard time memorizing addition and subtrac...
September 6, 2013
Go Fish! Number Bonds Version
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Our youngest is doing Singapore Math 1 this year and is learning number bonds now. Number bonds, are simply sets of three numbers—two parts ...
August 30, 2013
Poem Study: "The Caterpillar" by Christina G. Rossetti
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Christina Rossetti's "The Caterpillar" is a wonderful first poem for a child to memorize and study. It is short, simple and co...
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August 19, 2013
It's Monday! What are you reading 8/19/2013
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There's a children's book exhibition on in my town and one book that caught my eye was A Rock Is Lively by Diana Hutts Aston and...
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August 5, 2013
Anti-Pattern Recognition
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Math is largely about recognizing and creating patterns. But sometimes the best way to practice something is doing the opposite. Hmmm. Is av...
June 27, 2013
Four Fours and Making Math Fun
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Today I gave my kids the "four fours" challenge. Here it is: Find a mathematical expression for all the numbers from zero to twe...
June 19, 2013
Student-Created Math Questions
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Student assessment can take many forms. One thing I like to do is ask the students to create their own questions, answer them themselves, an...
May 23, 2013
Over 100 Words in Signature
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Today my students found over 100 words hiding in the word "signature." Most of the kids are English language learners. It was a fu...
December 9, 2012
20 Foods to Learn Fractions
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The most fun and delicious way to learn fractions is with food. You can count, add, subtract, even multiply and divide fractions with food...
November 29, 2011
Draw... Then Write: Workbook for Reluctant Writers
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Struggling to motivate a reluctant writer? I bought Draw...Then Write a few years ago to use with my English language learners. Since then...
November 23, 2011
Make a Paper Bowl
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The Chinese invented paper over 4000 years ago. For our unit on ancient China, we made our own paper bowls in the classroom last week. The...
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June 14, 2011
50 Fine Motor Skills Activities for Older Children
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Fine motor skills are crucial for everyone, but focused practice on them usually ends in preschool or kindergarten. Older children often ne...
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February 11, 2011
Brain String Advanced - Fun 3D Spatial Reasoning Puzzle
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Whoever thought untying knots could be so much fun? Improve your sense of spatial relations with Brain String Advanced , a fun puzzle that, ...
January 15, 2011
Blink - Fun Card Game for Learning
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My oldest child received " Blink - The World's Fastest Card Game " for his tenth birthday last year. It sat on a shelf for a w...
January 14, 2011
Cloud in a Glass
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We found a simple weather experiment online and tried it at home this morning. The idea is to make water condense in a glass to simulate cl...
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