Back to School
Published on Nov 21, 2015
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Back to School
Photo by Steve Wilhelm
A Little About Me
- Taught 6th and 2nd grades at SPE
- Para at Great Beginnings
- Live in L.S. with my husband Ryan
- Enjoy reading, cycling, hiking
- Very excited about collaborating with all of you!
Photo by Claire_Sambrook
This is Emmie!
She likes to read...
and play in the snow!
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I'll be here every other week from Monday to Friday.
We'll have you sign up for a fixed time to check out every week. I'll have a flexible schedule, so you may or may not see me during your check-out.
However, I'm here to provide resources, collaborate with you, teach lessons to your kiddos in the library or co-teach with you in your classroom. I'm happy to collab with you before, during, or after school. Also, the Wednesday collab time.
We'll have you sign up for a fixed time to check out every week. I'll have a flexible schedule, so you may or may not see me during your check-out.
However, I'm here to provide resources, collaborate with you, teach lessons to your kiddos in the library or co-teach with you in your classroom. I'm happy to collab with you before, during, or after school. Also, the Wednesday collab time.
Photo by gruntzooki
Give One Get One
- In the 2nd row, in the left box, write one thing you planned on getting to over the summer but didn't get a chance to.
- Share your idea with your partner and again write down what they said in the box on the right.
Give One Get One Activity
- In the first box, (on the left) write one fun activity you did this summer!
- Turn to a partner and share your activity with them. Write down what they said in the box on the right.
Ways to use Give One Get One
- Math problems to check their work with a partner
- S.S./Science Notes
- Reader's Workshop-thinking strategies
- Use as a formative assessment
- Same or different partner/Movement around the room.
Photo by Utah State Library
Why use Give One Get One?
- Higher student engagement
- Can be used to ask open-ended questions that require critical thinking
- Students have the opportunity to quickly fix misconceptions (instant feedback) and help each other learn.
- Paper and pencil or Chromebooks
Photo by bengrey
Haiku Deck
- Free!
- Easy to use
- Simple icons
- Doesn't allow for as much customization as Google Presentation
- Works well with Google Drive
- Can share in various ways (free version) or export as a PDF or .PPT (with Pro subscription)
Photo by adamtr
Get ready to say goodbye to summer...
Photo by Luz Adriana Villa A.
