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The Zones of Regulation framework aligns closely with the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) in English Language Arts (ELA)—especially in areas related to speaking and listening, writing, and language development. While the Zones themselves are not directly tied to CCSS (they’re part of SEL), you can map them to related academic standards that emphasize communication, comprehension, and expression.

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Since we started using the provincial report card some years back, teachers have really had to intentionally teach their students about the design process. I've kind of simplified the way that I teach the process. I try to do one big design project each term (so three a year), but often other little STEM lessons or mini projects also use this format, just a bit less formal. The six general steps for the scientific design process are: (1) recognize a problem (this is usually teacher led, but...

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These 4th grade anchor charts reinforce concepts for reading, science, math, behavior management, environmentalism, and more!

What's the difference?? We did a class letter, word, and sentence sort in 1st grade. Now they have a better understanding when I say, "You need to write 5 sentences." This is also a vital skill for moving children out of print concept reading level.

Self Care Choice Board for Primary Students!

Andriana | Classroom Community on Instagram: "✨TOP SOCIAL SKILL TO TEACH: INTEGRITY✨ Teaching integrity is high up on the list of social skills I aim to cover at the beginning of the school year. Save this chart to build with your students to discuss integrity! 💕 You can pair this simple anchor chart with a read aloud like “Say Something” by Peter H. Reynolds, or “What if Everybody Did That?” by Ellen Javernick. Having integrity leads to building trust. Building trust leads to healthier frie

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Running small group elementary instruction does not have to feel overwhelming. This post shares simple ways to plan, organize, and streamline small groups so you can meet student needs while keeping your day manageable. Perfect for elementary teachers looking to boost engagement, save time, and make small group teaching more effective. Save this for your next planning session.

Organizing Your Classroom: Designing Spaces to Maximize Student Learnin #mathgames