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Fun Vocabulary Builder
A fun way for kids to learn new vocabulary is to have them make a classroom museum . Basically each child is given a word and they have to make a model of that word using clay (or play-doh). They also make a sign for their exhibit with the word and an explanation of what the word means. Once everyone completes their exhibit the class goes on a museum tour and the children read and discuss the clay models as they walk around the room. If you want to take grade or document the activity, you can have them fill out the Museum Exhibit Report form. The report form is a useful tool for the children to help them maintain focus while sharing with the class or their buddy. It's only one dollar on Teachers Pay Teachers! Afterwards, the children buddy up and discuss their word and their thought process behind the model. The children then take pictures of each "exhibit." The teacher loads the pictures into a slide show or a PowerPoint and then the cla...
Home Page-Keeping it Real
When I began this blog it was my thirteenth year of teaching and my first year as a mom . Talk about a perspective shift! As an educator, I constantly reflect on what went well and what can be improved. I am always interested in new ideas. Currently, I am not teaching due to my fibromyalgia. Long story... When I started this blog the goal was to simplify and get super organized yet remain creative. Now the goal is to share any inspiration, insights, and knowledge that may be helpful to fellow teachers and families. Periodically I add items to my Teachers Pay Teachers store. Please take a moment to check it out. More recently I have started another blog to go along with my eBay store (Lowery's Loft). Thank You for Visiting! A little more about me: I have taught on both the eastern and western sides of the United States. In 2006, I was honored as Teacher of the Year for my school. I...