#TAGG from 3rd Grade
Composition Books from Walmart
This is a great resource for CARE Teams and teachers to know about and use for RtI interventions. It can be used with students who have problems with spacing, problems using the side line correctly, and students with sizing issues to help them as they transition to notebook paper. We have some first grade and third grade teachers using this composition book with their RtI students.
Reading Lights
One of our teachers had a friend who donated some reading lights from the Glow Run. The lights were such a hit during small groups that the teacher bought some more.
A New Twist for Exit Slips
Most of us have seen the laminated poster with a spot for each student to put their exit slip.
Check out how one of our teachers tweaked the idea using reading groups as headings. Each student in the group puts their exit slip on a clothespin below their reading group. This exit slip had students record the moral of the story.
Math Anchor Chart Organization for Easy Student Access
Math anchor charts co-constructed by students are organized by math units for easy access. Show students how they are organized and students will get up out of their seat and use them when they need the support.
Nifty Classroom Calendar Made from Paint Chips and a Frame
- Pick out paint chips
- Then, figure out what size frame is needed
- Pick out a background material
- Adhere material to the back of the frame
- Next, glue on paint chips
- Put frame back together
- Enjoy writing on your new calendar with Expo
- Easy to change each month
Reading Nooks
Where are your students' favorite spots for reading independently?
Book Basket Labels Made by Students or Ready Made Labels
Work smarter, not harder. Foster students taking more ownership of the classroom library. They can sort books, make book basket labels/decide which pre-made labels go on which book basket, and decide how to organize the book baskets in the classroom library.
Signs to Define Space
Students love turning the sign to "Discussion in Progress" during flexible guided reading groups.
Teaching Students How to Use a Number Line to Solve Problems
All you need is a baggie, tagboard to put inside the baggie, a Sharpie to make the number line, math flashcards, and an erasable marker for students to show their work.
Author of the Month Book Basket for Classroom Library
I would definitely add one of these to my classroom library. Nixa teachers are so AWESOME!
Great Idea for an Anchor Chart
Literacy Station
Students love making high frequency words with Play-doh and reading them with their friends.
Class Mottos
Do you have a class motto to share?
Reminders
Need to speak with a student about something? Put this little reminder on the student's desk!
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