January 2016 Pick 3
New year, new resolutions. This year I resolve to interact more with other teacher bloggers. So to that end I am joining the Pick 3 Link Party. Here we go!
I love this idea about the growing door. I plan on starting something like this this semester. I usually have a thematic door that changes every unit, so I am thinking on the other side I could have the Graffiti Door. As for the books I have something similar going on next to the library but the book spines are much cuter so I am going to change my current look and go for the bookcase.
This next one I started doing the very next day. Though not exactly the same, I did start giving feedback on post-it notes. I also implemented a goal system for my kids. It has really helped get a better idea on what my students need work on. Sometimes with all my students it is hard to remember exactly who needs help with what, this way I know at a glance and can work with them better.
I am teaching the American Revolution later on this year so when I saw this post about teaching it I was like "I am totally doing that!"
Those reenactments are so fun- I used to do them a lot with social studies when I taught 5th and 7th grades. Thank you so much for sharing your pins and linking up with us! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of reenactments and I am looking forward to doing it. Thank you!
DeleteLove the 'growing door' idea, particularly with the bookcase!
ReplyDeleteShyra
Junior High Core Values
Me too! ;)
DeleteLove the American Revolution idea...very creative and hands on for older students. Thanks for linking up with us!
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DeleteWe aren't allowed to cover our classroom doors (huge bummer) but I love the ideas you shared. Great way to be resourceful and make good use of space!
ReplyDeleteKayla
The Chalkboard Garden
That is a bummer. I love decorating my door. Thank you for the comment!
DeleteI've never heard of growing door. That's a cool idea!
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