Her resources are amazing - with bundles, activities, classroom displays and more to help unpack emotions, coping skills, mindfulness and more! If you are looking to get into any of this then her resources are where it is at! I have also subscribed to Calm Space Collective - a termly subscription of fidgets, mindfulness and calming manipulatives that students can use in a space like this. I have a box of fidgets and things they can use as a strategy when in the calm down corner. There are other things like fluffy pillows and even a blanket that can be used too. I don't have a picture of my space but will update this post with one once I have taken one. I also use these resources in my class to unpack the zones of regulation which I have tied into all of this learning. I use my zones lanyard help everyday when on duty and then the zones of regulation pack at the beginning of the journey into emotions and the zones. Regulation lanyard help
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Regulation lanyard help This regulation freebie will provide a reminder for students and teachers to talk through their zone and emotions. There is a cover sheet, emotion explanation and then a card for each zone. These provide questions for teachers to scaffold the conversation and also some sentence starters for students to use when answering. Great for teacher on duty or just a visual reminder on a teacher lanyard. For the same size as mine, I printed 6 to a page.
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There we go! Super cute but fun and linking into the learning you might be doing about the garden and vegetables. Download my freebie vegetable garden number sentence slips below to use to guide this activity!
I love all the new updates that Seesaw is making to continue to meet the needs of our learners and our wants as teachers. The multiple recording tool now makes it easy to create interactive and multi-purpose activities for all year levels! This is a great way to gain a snapshot of what the students are thinking and see exactly what they are doing in their learning. These listen and write maths activities allow students to first listen to the recording of me saying a number; then write it down in the space next to it. There are four pre-made ones that cover numbers to 10, 20, 100 and 1000. Students can listen as many times as they need to, to figure out the number.
These can be used for formative assessment, number hot spots, summative assessment or even fun maths activities! Find the links to all four Seesaw activities for yourself on this link here!
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Flipped learning is a fun way of teaching students without having them at your table or group. Flipped learning involves flipping the learning opportunities with students first watching or interacting with the learning without the teacher, usually in an online way; and then interacting with the teacher after through activities or lessons. Flipped learning is fun, engaging and using technology in a meangingful way. I have been using flipped learning for the past three years, mainly with maths. Check out this video on how I use flipped learning and a walk through of my flipped learning site. |
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