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    Low-Prep Minute to Win It Games for Middle School

    / May 27, 2019 / 5 Comments

    At the end of every school year, my school does an Activity Day. Each teacher comes up with their own activity, and students rotate around to the different activities all day. For the…

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    How to Get Started With Gimkit: My Students’ New Favorite Tech Game

    / May 13, 2019 / 4 Comments

    My students love Kahoot, Quizizz, and Quizlet Live, but since introducing them to Gimkit, it’s all they want to play! It’s easy to use, fun for students, and perfect for filling an extra…

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Instagram post 2180202524144215338_29894906 Which would you rather? You can see which one my students preferred - I think they were hoping it would mean lots of snow days!
Instagram post 2175837122589037973_29894906 Today I used an idea I saw on @smartpugteaching’s page to make a worksheet activity a little more engaging! I literally cut up a worksheet into sections and put copies of each section into envelopes at the front of the room. As students finished each section, they brought it to me to check. If it was correct, I hole punched it (star hole puncher came from target dollar spot over the summer), they put their name on the back, and put it in whichever bag they wanted (the $10 check is for our class economy). At the end, I drew names out of the bags for each prize. Relatively easy to prep and very engaging! I talked a little more about it in my stories if you’re interested. Please comment with ideas for prizes to put on the bags!
Instagram post 2175104809492074949_29894906 I recently acquired a set of double dice, and they are so fun! How would you use them in your classroom?
Instagram post 2170818247631690913_29894906 The sticker game at @dollartree is on point right now! Some of my favorite things: cactuses, math, and puns! Now I just need to actually start using them - how do you use stickers in your class?
Instagram post 2170027220184418479_29894906 Week 12 of school and my word wall still looks like this 🤦🏻‍♀️ There are lots of things I’ve done a great job keeping up with this year, but something always falls through the cracks! What’s falling through the cracks for you right now?
Instagram post 2167837669110290338_29894906 Had to do it 🤷🏻‍♀️
Instagram post 2165678446670739359_29894906 Teaching in October is tough, but you’re doing a great job! You’ve got this 🙌🏻 Tag someone who needs to hear this!
Instagram post 2162056703603210658_29894906 Scavenger hunts are still my favorite way to get kids up and moving and engaged in math practice! 6th grade did one this week on multiplying and dividing decimals, and 7th grade did one today working with rational number operations! Both are available in my TpT store - links in my bio!
Instagram post 2159865664490532811_29894906 Classroom Bingo (aka Behavior Bingo) is going strong! Watch my stories if you want to learn more about it.
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