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Showing posts with label Blog. Show all posts

1/28/14

Wednesday January 29th, 2014

Next week on February 5th, it is Digital Learning Day. Let me know if you plan something special for the day. Here are some resources.

Official Website

YouTube

Perrine First Grade Blog Technology Idea


I read this blog post about close reading, and it appeared at first glace to be targeted towards older students. However, the five strategies listed would be helpful with even our youngest students. The numbering of paragraphs stood out, as I sometimes see students wondering where in the text their friend is referring to. Even if students aren't able to write in a book, referring to the paragraph or sentence number is a helpful strategy.

5 Close Reading Strategies


9/16/13

Tuesday September 17th, 2013

Next week on Tuesday the 24th, we will have the Read Like an Eagle assembly with athletes from CSI. I turned the flyer into a book, since the theme is reading. You can share the book with your class between now and the assembly. Have the sound on for cool page turning sounds, click on read, and turn the pages at the bottom.

StoryJumper doesn't work well with iPads due to the flash. You can download something like the Puffin browser app. Other website ideas for making books with your class are storybird or flipsnack.

Read Like an Eagle Book

I put a post on the school website letting parents know that we are always taking donated clothes in the office, particularly pants and socks.  Sometimes milk spills at lunch, a student decides to be the first to go down the slide at recess after it has rained, or other accidents.You can cut and paste the post right into your school newsletter, classroom blog, or group email to your parents.

Mrs. Enders has started a second grade blog for her classroom!

Blog for Mrs. Enders

And lastly some entertainment for your day. I brought home a bag of stuff from helping my dad clean out his garage. My school report cards, school pictures, other items, and this math paper from first grade. Yes, it says to only circle groups of ten. No surprise I was doing my own thing thinking outside of the box. Looks just like math we are teaching kids right now, and my handwriting hasn't changed at all.