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Tag Archives: 5th grade
Using Kohlberg’s 6 Moral Principles in the Classroom Presentation Materials
At Washoe County School District’s conference, MTSS in Action: Strengthening the Relations between Students and Educators around Academic and Behavior Performance, I shared a session on using Kohlberg’s 6 Moral Principles in the classroom. The idea came from former classroom … Continue reading
Posted in Social Emotional Learning, Uncategorized
Tagged 5th grade, Brooks, Esquith, examples, gomm, Kohlberg, Seligman, WCSD
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Using Bloomboard to Promote Professional Learning
I recently started making regular visits to the website https://next.bloomboard.com/. I like the site because professional experiences have been curated around content directly matched to the classroom. Topics include early literacy, writing, classroom management, planning, Shakespeare, blended learning, Project Based … Continue reading
Posted in Professional Development, Uncategorized
Tagged 5th grade, bloomboard, Karen Nemeth, Professional Development, writing
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Instructional Move Number 9: Keep It Or Junk It
Two years ago I posted on a move titled, Keep It or Junk It. The approach has students identifying vocabulary from a text they feel is relevant to answering a focus question instead of the teacher prioritizing words for the … Continue reading
Common Core Lesson Demonstrations
As part of the NBC Education Nation 2013 Summit, a Common Core Teacher Institute was included to demonstrate Common Core lessons for ELA/literacy and math. Viewers can watch and download a 2nd grade read-aloud lesson—When Charlie McButton Lost Power; a … Continue reading
Posted in Close Reading, Informational Text
Tagged 11th, 12th, 2nd Grade, 5th grade, 6-12, Catherine Schmidt, Close Reading, Education Nation, NBC, science, Teaching Channel
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Contra Costa Trains on the CTP
The Contra Costa County Office of Education sponsored a training on the Core Task Project to assist with refining and aligning instruction to the Core. Close to 100 educators, from the region, gathered to move through the first day of … Continue reading
Writing to Sources Training Materials
This week, fifth grade teacher teams, from Washoe’s 63 elementary schools, have been training on Shift 5: Writing to Sources. The training, which addresses the NV-DOE required formative writing task, integrates discussion around the CCSS and SBAC rubrics as well … Continue reading
ELL Quarterly Meeting February 12, 2013
At the secondary ELL Quarterly Meeting, EL instructors reviewed the close reading strategy and a close reading exemplar. You can find the PowerPoint here and the lesson here.
Close Reading Exemplar Updated
The close reading exemplar, The President’s Message, used during the November 29th training has been updated and retitled. Thank you to the teachers who shared feedback and suggestions for editing. You can find the new version here. Given the content … Continue reading