Another idea for older grades, it’s like reading a chapter book. You start chapter 1 and you read a few pages in, you’re still in chapter 1. It’s not till you see chapter 2 page that you are in a new chapter. Hope that made sense lol.
Your videos are so informative and therapeutic to watch! I’m an aspiring teacher and watching your videos makes me extra excited to teach one day. Lots of love from the island of Guam 🇬🇺 ❤
The clock tip is really helpful. I taught elapsed time 3 weeks ago and some students had trouble with telling the hour on the clock. I will be using this tip when I review the skill again. Thank you so much.
Hi Katie, I love that youre going to be sharing books, love reading!!! Do you have any top tips on how to engage reluctant readers? Enjoy youre weekend. Blessings Susie🇬🇧🙏
Another tip: when I was teaching time this week, my student told me that when the minute hand is at 30 or past 30 min, we look for the small number before the hour hand to tell the time.
I'm a middle-aged dude who is single with no kids. I think I'm developing a wholesome crush on Mrs. Katie. Her husband is a lucky guy! And it's neat to hear and see about elementary school curriculum and how it has changed a bit since I was that age. And kudos for using a battery-electric lawn mower which doesn't pollute the air and is less noisy than gas powered ones.
Thank you for sharing your tips about teaching time. I will be teaching that this next week. You also mentioned that you have already taught area and perimeter, which I still need to get to. I know we are not using the same math program so of course there are differences, but I'm curious about how long did you spend teaching fractions? That's what I've been teaching for the past several weeks. I'm thinking I shouldn't have taken so much time on that concept.
We are new to having Wonders the reading curriculum this year and I’m trying to figure out which read aloud to do. They supplied us with classroom reading materials that kind of take out the teacher choice if I followed the curriculum to the tea. (However you spell that) So this year I am figuring out which read alouds are worth reading and which ones aren’t my favorites. So far I’ve really enjoyed Clementine friend of the week. The students liked that one as well. Right now we are reading The Year of Billy Miller. (Not my favorite yet). Just some ideas from my own classroom.
I printed them from the Rainbow Remix decor pack on tpt: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Bulletin-Board-Borders-Rainbow-Remix-Bundle-90s-retro-classroom-decor-8034905
Another idea for older grades, it’s like reading a chapter book. You start chapter 1 and you read a few pages in, you’re still in chapter 1. It’s not till you see chapter 2 page that you are in a new chapter. Hope that made sense lol.
That idea is really good too! Thank you so much.
Love that too!! Thanks for sharing!
I loved your idea about the house and picked fence, I’m teaching time next week and I’ll definitely use it, thanks 😊
It is so helpful!! Glad it was good timing for you 😊
Your videos are so informative and therapeutic to watch! I’m an aspiring teacher and watching your videos makes me extra excited to teach one day. Lots of love from the island of Guam 🇬🇺 ❤
Thank you!! 😊
Thank you! Your telling time tips are fantastic, by the way! I love the neighbors idea.❤
Thank you!! 😊
The clock tip is really helpful. I taught elapsed time 3 weeks ago and some students had trouble with telling the hour on the clock. I will be using this tip when I review the skill again. Thank you so much.
Elapsed time can be tricky for sure! Did you teach it using a number line?
Hi Katie, I love that youre going to be sharing books, love reading!!! Do you have any top tips on how to engage reluctant readers? Enjoy youre weekend.
Blessings Susie🇬🇧🙏
I love your videos. You are Wonder Woman with everything you accomplished. 🤩
I'd love o see a video on how to get started with using slides to teach. I love the idea of it but its so overwhelming to get started!
I share a lot of information about my slides here: ua-cam.com/video/_MgcL7zrNSM/v-deo.htmlsi=w9A45lApIT-Mo4ET
Another tip: when I was teaching time this week, my student told me that when the minute hand is at 30 or past 30 min, we look for the small number before the hour hand to tell the time.
I'm a middle-aged dude who is single with no kids. I think I'm developing a wholesome crush on Mrs. Katie. Her husband is a lucky guy! And it's neat to hear and see about elementary school curriculum and how it has changed a bit since I was that age. And kudos for using a battery-electric lawn mower which doesn't pollute the air and is less noisy than gas powered ones.
Love your boots! 😊also love the telling time tip!! So creative! Thank you!
Thanks Shelli!
You inspire me to get back to filming for UA-cam. Maybe I’ll figure out how to fit it all in. ❤
It's definitely not easy to balance it all! Sometimes something has to give haha
Hi Katie. Love your videos. I was just curious what kind of information you keep in your intervention binder, and how you use it with your students.
Hi Kimberly! I share more about my intervention binder in this vlog: ua-cam.com/video/1B71A_Ajsvs/v-deo.htmlsi=dik-_nPuTWxySJMa
Thank you for the tip!!!
You're welcome Kelly!
Thank you for sharing your tips about teaching time. I will be teaching that this next week. You also mentioned that you have already taught area and perimeter, which I still need to get to. I know we are not using the same math program so of course there are differences, but I'm curious about how long did you spend teaching fractions? That's what I've been teaching for the past several weeks. I'm thinking I shouldn't have taken so much time on that concept.
We have two chapters on fractions, each about 8 lessons… so maybe around four or five weeks is what we’ll spend on it
We have one more week until our Spring break 😊
Woohoo!! Almost there!
I wish I saw your time tip earlier, we are about to close up that topic. Such a great visual! ❤
Always good to use for review or any kiddos who need more intervention 😊
@@mrs_katie_in_elementary I do have a handful that could benefit from this in small groups!
Could you share more about how you set goals and progress monitor?
We are new to having Wonders the reading curriculum this year and I’m trying to figure out which read aloud to do. They supplied us with classroom reading materials that kind of take out the teacher choice if I followed the curriculum to the tea. (However you spell that) So this year I am figuring out which read alouds are worth reading and which ones aren’t my favorites. So far I’ve really enjoyed Clementine friend of the week. The students liked that one as well. Right now we are reading The Year of Billy Miller. (Not my favorite yet). Just some ideas from my own classroom.
WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR CLASSROOM BORDERS FROM?
I printed them from the Rainbow Remix decor pack on tpt: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Bulletin-Board-Borders-Rainbow-Remix-Bundle-90s-retro-classroom-decor-8034905
4 minute intro!