Zackon
I like your posts. I particulary like the blog about boys as active movers. I am always trying to come up with new ways to keep my male students engaged. It's on on-going process. Thanks for your good advice.
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educationtipster
http://educationtipster.blogspot.com
Parents and teachers will discover a multi-sensory approach to teaching young children math, phonics, reading, writing, and science. Using movement in your lessons will enhance retention, increase motivation and add excitement and fun to the learning process.
- Added on: Aug 13th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: kathy stemke
- Listed in: Primary Parenting
- Tags: education math science homeschool classroom phonics
Recent Posts
Tips for Teaching English Language Learners Successfully
Let's hear from Dorit Sasson, my guest blogger. As a teacher of ELLs, I know how challenging it is to keep the learning continuum at a high and discipline problems at a low. But still how is this all possible if students can’t read and understand ...
Meet Guest Author: Janet Ann Collins
Hints to Prepare Kids for Readingby Janet Ann Collins Children become ready to learn to read when the myelin coating on nerves in their brains has developed. This usually happens when they are about five or six years old, but can be sooner or later. ...
I\'VE ADDED A TWEET BUTTON!
To make it easier for you to share my post with others, I've added a tweet button at the end of each post. Several blogs that I follow have this feature and I have found it very useful. If you are a member of twitter please try to use the button at...
LAST DANCE: A POEM ABOUT MY DAD!
Please read this first draft poem about my dad. Leave a comment and tell me what you liked and what could be improved. Thank you for your imput.Last Dance by Kathy StemkeA lifetime filled with memories Your life, your smile, your glance You lo...
HUMBERTO THE BOOKWORM HAMSTER BY MAYRA CALVANI
Humberto the Bookworm HamsterBy Mayra CalvaniIllustrated by Kit Grady, www.kitgrady.com Humberto is an antisocial little hamster… he’s totally addicted to books! His neighbors, the squirrel, the rabbit, the skunk, the hedgehog and the beaver want...
WINTER ACTION SNOW SONGS!
(To the tune of Are you Sleeping) Dance like snowflakes Dance like snowflakes In the air In the air Whirling, Twirling snowflakes Whirling, Twirling snowflakes Here and there Here and thereSkate like athletesSkate like athletesRound the trackRound th...
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This blog is currently rated a 4.25 out of a possible 5 based on 4 comments.
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Julie Moses
Lots of good tips and info for educators, at home or in the classroom.
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