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Problem solving bulletin board ideas for Microsoft Word
Problem Size Posters - Big, Medium and Little Problem
Bright, large problems to display the size of the problem. There are three posters: one says "big problem", one "medium problem" and one "little problem." Posters are large - 11x17.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Post-It Together 4th Grade
Included: 6 multi-step Post-It Together templates, helpful suggestions for conducting the activity, sample student/group work, and templates that can be easily edited.
In this activity, students solve a multi-step word problem independently and then have the opportunity to share their strategy with three to four peers. Students provide their answers on sticky notes and post all group member strategies and answers on the provided template. Students work together to determine which solution/solut
Grades:
3rd - 5th
CCSS:
5 ways for students to calm down hand print craft with printable cards
Teach your students coping strategies with picture cards using this fun craft. Picture cards can also be used as reminders on individual student desks.
1. Remind yourself it is never okay to hurt others.
2. Count to 10
3. Take 3 deep breaths
4. Ark for help.
5. Get a drink of water.
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
PE Classroom Management Plan
This is a great plan to print out and post in the gym. There are Gym rules to ensure that "Gym rules." Procedures, consequences, philosophy to help explain everything that is expected in my class and some reasons behind the expectations.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Concept Map: Rainforest
Concept maps have been shown to be good tools for organizing complex information, thus students may benefit from keeping their concept maps for later use and/or posting them around their learning environment.
Directions: Provide students with word lists (provided below). Ask student groups to make concept map using the word list. Indicate to students that every concept map may look different, but that it's okay-as long as the concept map makes sense.
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
Anti Bullying Outline/Action Plan K-12
ANTI-BULLYING AWARENESS-ACTION PLAN-EARLY INTERVENTION-PROBLEM SOLVING-ACADEMIC SUCCESS-BULLYING PREVENTION -HELPS HOW TO BE A GOOD CITIZEN
Grades:
1st - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
WE DO MAT PROBLEM SOLVING GO MATH CHAPTER 4
My co-teacher and I created "We do" Mats or graphic organizers to guide our students to solving word problems. The students have to identify what the problem is asking them to do, show their work, then explain using sentences frames how they solved the problem.
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Grades:
5th
Llama llama misses Mama separation and anxiety
Helping preschool children deal with separation and anxiety during the first weeks of school. Using a fun book to help the child adjust to being in the classroom. Using their emotions to help the class deal with new feelings and talk openly about how they feel. Graphing and charting their experiences. Developing group experiences, working as a community, understanding each others feelings.
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Grades:
PreK
One Third of an Hour - Visual Poster
A visual poster (14" x 17") for displaying an hour separated into thirds.
Visually shows a student 3 sections of an hour (60 minutes) on a clock and how each section equals exactly 20 minutes.
Fun2TeachMath
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 8th
Problem Solving Cards
These problem solving cards are great to post around the classroom. Teach students how to solve a conflict on their own.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
I'm Done. Now What?
Mustache Theme
This is an editable 11 x 17 poster I created to help the students remember what they should do when their work is finished. This will help prevent them from interrupting to ask what to do next and allow me time to differentiate learning.
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Talk It Out
This is a visual reminder for students to solve problems with others by talking it out together instead of coming to the teacher. You can place this in a certain 'spot' in the classroom for students to go to when there are problems. This includes visuals as well as sentence frames for students to use when talking.
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Snowman Glyph
Using the directions, students will make their own Snowperson! I print each student a snowman base, then read them the directions to complete the snowperson. After they are finished I have them put their name on the back. Then I hang them all on the bulletin board with the directions posted so that parents can try to figure out which one belongs to their students!
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - K
Digital Learning Poster Quotes - Technology Poster Quotes
Included are 4 quotations to inspire digital learning through technology that actually hang in my 5th grade classroom.
As the front page states, I am practicing some project based learning techniques this year. This means that the students create the project and I guide/lead them to create questions which keep them on curriculum points. This method allows for a ton of freedom in the method a student submits work, as long as they stay within rubric guidelines.
I hope your students enjoy the
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Classroom Expectations
These classroom expectations just start with the letter P or R. Examples are: purposeful and respectful.
Credit goes to Microsoft clip art for the image.
Grades:
1st - 6th
Chevron Classroom Meeting Norms
I use this in my classroom to remind students of the expectations for behavior during classroom meetings. These are slightly different than my Morning Meeting norms as classroom meetings are times when we have to problem solve through sometimes difficult or sensitive issues. This document can be modified by you or your students as necessary. The chevron background keeps it fun and eye-catching.
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Tootling Ticket
Tootling Tickets encourage students to talk about the positive things they saw during the day, instead of reporting on the negative. Here is a link to the website that explains tootling! http://www.hdc.lsuhsc.edu/docs/TIERS/PDF/ClassroomBehaviorInterventions/Tootling.pdf
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
All About a Shape
I use interactive math and reading boards in my classroom. This "All About a Shape" board is part of my interactive math board. I will put a shape flashcard at the top. Students come to the board and fill in the answers about the shape. This product goes write along with math common core standards for kindergarten. It covers 2-d and 3-d shapes.
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
Colorful Classroom Schedule
This schedule includes hour and half-hour marks, different activities, and centers. Bright and engaging with fun, easy-to-identify pictures for each transition throughout the day. Fully editable. This can be useful for transitions and for friends who struggle with adjusting to schedules.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Get students' attention. Play with their imagination. Build long term memory.
Hale Teachers gives you some ideas to apply your lessons throughout the day. Think about when you have the most students attention: when dismissing them. That's when you can create repetition and fun.
On Fridays, I have Scavenger Hunts. These are activities that were learned through the week or the year. Once you try them, you'll have fun making up your own, and students want to make up their own challenges. Kids love them, beg for them, and can hardly wait for the next one. Start with a
Grades:
3rd - 5th
What Can YOU Do With a Piece of Paper?
Try this engaging activity from the playfulteacher that meets Common Core standards, integrates subjects, and encourages purposeful play with hands-on materials, ideas, or both! Ignite your students' imagination and creativity as you promote problem solving, innovation, and collaboration across the curriculum.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Lesson Plan on Bullying Grade 7-8
Great lesson for those teaching Life Orientation or Guidance Classes
Grades:
7th
Disney Behavior Chart
Disney behavior chart, with purple, blue, yellow, and red. Because I made green in portrait mode, rather than landscape, it is in another file.
I am not sure why the thumbnail images look off...on my computer all of the pages are framed.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Blank Wall Classroom Behavior Chart
This behavior chart is blank so you can put the colored paper you want for each section. Typically, I leave the question on white card stock, then I use blue, green, yellow, orange, and red cardstock for the following papers. I link the backs of them together with tape and laminate. Students start their paper clips on Great Job every day. (I put paper clips with their classroom number on it (1-18) along the side.) If their behavior is poor, they move their clip down the row. If they are showin
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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