The biggest problem students seem to have with integer operations is remembering the rules. I have my students create this interactive foldable graphic organizer to help them remember.
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Foldable Friday: Explorers
Last year when I taught the explorers, I had the students write the information down on a chart. This year I wanted to add the interactive component to it. I created these interactive foldable graphic organizers for my 5th graders.
The Spanish explorers graphic organizer covers Christopher Columbus, Hernan Cortes, Francisco de Coronado, Hernando de Soto and Amerigo Vespucci.
The English and Dutch Explorers cover John Cabot, Henry Hudson, and John White.
Jacques Cartier and Samuel de Champlain for the French.
The graphic organizer set also includes posters on each of the explorers.
How I Organize My Task Cards - 2nd edition
Back in July, I blogged about THIS organizational system. I quickly realized that system was not going to work. I had too many sets of task cards and not enough room for them all. I was off again in search of the perfect way to store my cards. After shopping at many stores, I found what I hope to be the perfect solution (although I've already had to reorganize it and condense some of the drawers).
How I Display Student Work
The first spot is in my classroom. Several years ago, I got these clipboards in a scrapbooking kit at Joanne's. They are perfect to hold two student papers.
What do plants need to survive?
Foldable Friday: Regions of Indiana
As I walked down the hall to my classroom, I noticed these wonderful interactive foldable graphic organizers. These were done by our fourth grade teacher (who got the idea from one of our first grade teachers, who's 4th grade child had done it at her school), but I don't know who to credit for the original idea.
I love how they incorporated the map into the graphic organizer. I've been trying to come up with something similar for a topic I teach.
Inside, they defined each of the regions and drew pictures of the characteristics specific to that region.
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