Creating vs. Imitating
“Ms. Moore can we change it and go like this?” Ah, the sweet sounds of student engagement and creative thinking! Some fourth graders said this to me as they...
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Teaching Nonfiction Content Through the Art of Story
Storytelling is an art. Good stories stay with us. They touch our hearts, fire our imagination, transport us to another world or help us make sense of our own...
Read MoreTransition Time: The Art of Successful Transitions
Time is a precious commodity in today’s classroom and transition times can cause us to lose some. Any moment our students lose focus can mean time lost trying to get...
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Well, Color Me Connected!
I love when concepts jump out at you with what seems like an obvious connection across curricular areas! In her August 14th blog post “Board Already for...
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Picture This: Exploring Art Elements in Picture Books
It’s the beginning of another school year and time to get your students familiar with the classroom library. The illustrations in those books in your library provide...
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Music is Magic
As far as I’m concerned, music is magic. It can bring you up when you’re down and down when you’re up, make a menial task more fun, touch your heart, help...
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