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four different cards with birds on them and one bird sitting on the tree in the middle
Sweet Birds address, shipping & round labels
Sweet Birds address, shipping & round labels | Worldlabel Blog
birds are sitting on the branches of trees in different colors and sizes, with leaves around them
Sweet Birds address, shipping & round labels
Sweet Birds address, shipping & round labels | Worldlabel Blog
a woman holding a green cup in front of a book shelf
Cup Management | Organized Classroom
Use green, yellow, and red colored cups for group work. When a table gets too loud, change the cup to yellow. If the table continues to be too loud, the cup gets changed to red; this means a loss of group time. Students now have to do their work independently and silently.
an image of different types of people with words that say, i'm feeling
childrens education | RAW Publications – Learning Resources, Children's Education » I’m ...
Writing goals
~Zeek's Zoo~
Writing goals
the teacher's first aid kit is packaged in a clear plastic bag with ribbon
Great Teacher Appreciation Ideas - Happy Home Fairy
Teacher survival pack
four rows of labels with different colors and patterns on each one, all lined up in the same row
Sweet Birds address, shipping & round labels
Designer Address Labels: free address labels template.
an organized craft room with lots of storage
a cute place to make stuff ♥
WOW~
a can of spelling bami game sitting on the floor
Week 3: Main Idea (& Spelling BAM! Game)
Spelling Game - BAM!
a group of people standing in front of a wall with pictures on it and the words october above them
Hallway Display Idea
another Classroom timeline-
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Morning routine chart
Gooood Morning!
Morning routine chart
a sign that says today's number on it
Love this for building number sense
a sign with words written on it that says when to change paragraphs, a new character comes along
A Literate Life - Anchor Charts
Paragraphing
a white board with writing on it that says think math the answer is 9 penguins what is the problem?
Warm up idea - way to think outside the box.
Write a boring adjective at the bottom of the paint strip on the most boring color. Give each student a paint strip and they can use a thesaurus or a word wall to think of "more colorful" words for their strip. Hang all of their strips on the door and they can use those words to help "make their writing colorful!"
Write a boring adjective at the bottom of the paint strip on the most boring color. Give each student a paint strip and they can use a thesaurus or a word wall to think of "more colorful" words for their strip. Hang all of their strips on the door and they can use those words to help "make their writing colorful!"