First gradeLanguage arts teachingThis paper examines how an elementary curriculum can be impacted by flow theory and current pedagogical perceptions of arts integration. Specifically, the purpose of this study was to explore how 'aesdoi:10.1007/s41297-016-0005-3Agathi Argyriadi...
First of all,do sports in the morning will refresh my body as well as give me a good appetite to eat my breakfast. What?s more,the air in the morning is really fresh and clean,so I can keep my mind clear and sound in the class. By doing sports every day I can finish my tasks ...
crafts, and fun. Students need to build their stamina for sitting and working for long periods of time. I find that when I do these fun first week of school activities with my students I have a better year in the long run.
Activity used to wrap up the plant unit How to implement these activities in your own classroom Skills Practiced Reading comprehension- ensure that you draw the most important information from the related lesson on plant activities for first graders ...
What strengths do you think parents and other adult community members have? Do staff appreciate these strengths? How/why not? 15. Some people think it's good for youth to do things with adults; other people think it's good for youth to have their own space; still other people think yo...
Related Outdoor Games to Play With First Graders Getting students to cooperate, see each other as equals and work with every class member, rather than just their friends, is a challenge at any age level, but is especially so in the primary grades when norms are still being established. ...
Learning correct punctuation is an important skill necessary for increasing the writing ability of young students. First graders will learn punctuation marks like periods, question marks and exclamation points. It is important to have several activities
Teaching reading to low performing first graders in rural schools: A comparison of two instructional approaches This research evaluated the relative effectiveness of three instructional approaches to supplementing the regular reading program for second graders with l... B Umbach,C Darch,G Halpin 被引量...
(for instance, do not use anything with sharp edges). Divide the fourth-graders into pairs, with one student blindfolded. The student without the blindfold must lead her partner safely through the obstacle course to the other side, offering verbal guidance and instructions. The students can then...
At this early a stage inreading skillsdevelopment, first graders are still in the trial-and-error phase. Decoding is still not fully automatic and therefore, much encouragement and guidance is required from the teacher in order for these readers to avoid being frustrated. ...