Jumpstart January Blog Hop and $50 Target Gift Card Giveaway
My January always seems like a bit of a blur...the students come back from the break tired, but excited, and I need to get them right back into the swing of things because we have a TON to accomplish! In order to meet their needs to share, along with my needs as a persistent teacher, we begin with writing.
When my students return from the winter break inspiring them can be very
In addition the school year is almost half over, and I want to engage my students and get them thinking about what they are hopeful to accomplish in this New Year, but remaining time of the current school year. I often refer to my students at this point in time as 6 ½ graders! So I created this Me…in 2015! resource.
Directions...
This writing resource is a tool I print out for each student, hole-punch, and help them navigate through to complete. It is a tool that we then place in our writing binders as a reflection of what we hope to accomplish. Grab it here and check out the other great uses...
Here are a few more perfect ELA resources to Jumpstart January in your classroom for only $1...
Labels: Blog Hop, Giveaway, LessonDeli, Organization, What do GOOD writers write about?, Writing, Writing Strategies
posted by Erin Beers @ 8:00 PM
21 Comments
21 Comments:
I look forward to out nonfiction unit using Courageous Canines.
Diane
It's my first year in ninth grade, so I'm teaching Romeo and Juliet for the first time! So excited!!
I'm excited to use the Athlete's reading pack!
we have 3 field trips within the first 2 weeks of getting back, so I am exited for those!
I'm looking forward to teaching our math unit on subtraction using interactive notebooks!
I love that we start a real world business unit - called Biztown!
Being Scottish and teaching in Scotland, January is a big deal with Burns Night. (A national celebration of our poet Rabbie Burns). I love teaching and singing the Scots language and the kids really love the chance to recite poetry in their local tongue.
Diane,
I always love to share about books with dogs. So many of my students are pet lovers. I try to incorporate as much dog fun as I can when we tackle Love That Dog for a poetry unit mid-March! Happy New Year!
I bet! Best wishes with your 9th graders and new lesson endeavors. You will be awesome!
Awe, thanks, Wendy! I am working on some athlete task cards now to kind of go along with those close reading pages. My boys can' get enough of these athletes. I need to write faster! Happy New Year!
Heather,
How great! I bet the kids love it! Anytime they can connect to real world, grown-up work it seems to be a hit! Happy New Year!
Erin
Clair,
Very cool that you are checking in from Scotland! I am going to have to do some research on this poet. I always love finding new authors and poets! Thanks for checking out our blog hop! Best of luck with your fun poetry celebration!
Erin
My students just adore interactive notebooks! Who would have thought they could make learning so very fun!
I adore taking the students on field trips! A local university, University of Dayton, does a Math Day from grades 3-8 and it is awesome. The kids get to attend a women's basketball game during the school day and work on a math packet throughout the game that is completely basketball centered. I love getting the kids to a university so they can experience college life for at least a day! It is my favorite trip of the year.
Martin Luther King, Jr. is a great January topic.
We are working on non fiction text features and structures with INB. Thanks!
I love to begin with goal setting for the year.
My Florida preschool class loves our unit on snow! tracietrump40@gmail.com
New Year's Traditions activity for us! Thank you.
My classes will be reading The One and Only Ivan. :)
I love to teach Nonfiction Text Structures! Thanks for the giveaway :)
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