Classroom

I've done a lot of experimenting with desk arrangements over the years. I've definitely found my favorite. Keep reading, I'll tell you about it. I've also discovered that it's smart to pick a few

Love this idea of a student board for data. dry erase calender for events, and folders for students to turn papers in

6 Questions to ask your students on day one. Tools for getting off to a positive start on the first day of school.

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Cluster desks

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Exit tickets lots of ideas here

This is a great way of makign sure that students can independently access any of the information needed if they were away. Helping them to catch up on lessons more efficiently.

In my ‘Organization in the Secondary Classroom’ series, I’ve written about how I manage the paperwork in my classroom (this post has been viewed an incredible 81,000+ times) and how I tackle lesson planning. Today I’m sharing how I manage student absences! *Update: Due to multiple requests, the two forms I use that are mentioned […]

Classroom organization: Turn an IKEA kitchen cart (Raskog) into an assignment cart. Ditch those dusty plastic desktop organizers/letter trays and substitute for one of these movable carts. Save time by establishing the routine that students turn in or collect graded assignments to and from their designated cart. No need to waste time collecting or handing back homework. Students eventually get into the habit that they turn in their work even before the bell rings.

This week's topic is... How do you organize your desk? Do you even still have a desk? Make it neat, clean, and inviting: I didn't sit at my desk very often during the day, but when I did, I would hold one-on-one conferences there. I worked out a schedule and had a chair and spare desk pulled against my desk so a student could come to talk, go over work, etc. We completed a fun puzzle-building activity at the beginning of the year. Each student then decorated a puzzle piece and I displayed...

Question Cubes and Prompt Sticks - These could be good for group discussion at the end of Guided Reading or it could be fun for the students to roll to determine what they will write about in their Guided Reading response journals. free printables

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