I am always scouring the internet for ways to tweek what I am doing in my classroom. I am a very visual person. Pinterest has changed the way I use the net. I love SEEING the ideas! I thought I would take a picture of the ways I do things in my room to share with you today. Creating flexible reading groups is nothing new. Most teachers create flexible groups in order to reach all the students in their room. Here is a picture of how I display this in my room. The stars with ... continue reading...
Word work- Les mots
Just a quick post today... Report card week is busy!!! This week we are working on our high frequency words. Students are rotating through 4 word work centers. Students are working in groups and the youngest of the group always goes first. Each group is assigned an envelop of high frequency words. The students make a draw pile in the middle of their work area. The youngest student draws the first card and reads it while their team make the word. When all participants are finished the ... continue reading...
Add it up – Additionne les !
So here I am surfing the net scouring through site after site looking for different ways to practice mental math questions when I find this neat little math boggle game. I found this game on a site I'm a member of called Teachers Pay Teachers in their free download section. To become a member it is very easy and they have three levels of membership. The basic membership is free and there are some great products out there... So I found this math boggle game and I printed ... continue reading...
Beginning Comprehension Booklets
Hello friends, This was a request from a colleague in Alberta. I hope many of you out there can use it as well. This series of comprehension booklets are for beginner readers. For today I am posting the booklet I use at the very beginning of the year when I am teaching basic vocabulary. Students work on one page a day, and I am able to monitor which vocabulary words I need to go over. Upon receiving their booklet the following day, students color in their "Compréhension de ... continue reading...
This week’s song is all about liking colors!
This week’s song of the week is J’aime les couleurs by Allain Lelait. It’s a very catchy tune…I can’t get it out of my head since this morning! I will be using the song this week for transitioning as well as focusing on the differences between le féminin and le masculin of adjectives. A third point I will bring out is the les. Many children want to read it as “Leze” http://youtu.be/IaaSprb0IXk ... continue reading...
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