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#Activity , #Worksheets, #Printables Math, #Reading,

 #Writing, #Languages- #TIPS 

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#Inglês para #educação #infantil e #ensino #fundamental

Exercícios e propostas de atividades para uso em sala de aula

#Flashcards

#Printable #Vocabulary Flash Cards for ESL, #PDF Printable Flash Cards, #ESL Flash Cards to #Print, 

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Use these #Cards for #Games and #Classroom #Activities

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Back to School Toolkit for Special Education Teachers

The success of your school year will depend less on the beauty of your bulletin boards than on the structure you put in place to support successful academic performance and positive thinking and behavior. 

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Back to School Classroom Management

The best way to guarantee a successful school year is to be sure you have enough enough strategies in place to provide guidance, support for the behavior you want and consequences for the behavior you do not want.  More »

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Classroom Essentials for the New Special Educator

Starting your career as a special educator can be daunting. Make sure you're prepared with some tried and true strategies and resources for first-year teachers or those who are new to a special education or integrated classroom.  More »

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Seating Plans to Create a Productive Learning Environment

Back to School Tips for Teachers

Reflect on the Past

Experience is the ultimate learning tool. First-year teachers will only have their limited experience as a student teacher on which they can rely. Unfortunately, this small sample does not provide them with much information.

Veteran teachers will tell you that you learn more in the first few weeks as a teacher than you did during your entire time in a teacher education program. For teachers with at least one year of experience, reflecting on the past can be a valuable tool.

Great teachers are constantly looking for new ideas and methods to apply to their classroom.

You should never be afraid to try a new approach, but understand that sometimes it works, sometimes it needs tweaking, and sometimes it will need to be thrown out altogether. Teachers must rely on their experiences when it comes to all aspects of their classroom. A teacher must allow experiences, both good and bad, to guide their overall approach to teaching.

It Is a New Year

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Back to School

Back to School Checklist

• Wrote and mailed welcome letter to parents and students.

• Created name tags for students and their desks.
• Laminated name tags that include specific information such as walker, bus number, address etc.
• Read through student files to help determine placement in groups and activities.
• Determined seating chart and desk arrangement.
• Decorated the bulletin boards.
• Decorated the front door.
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#Teacher #tips

Type A Organization Tricks

Ready to take your classroom organization to the next level? These must-try organization hacks would even make Martha Stewart proud.

Help kids remember important messages for their families with easy, DIY reminder bracelets. // Mama Miss

Keep piles of papers organized with DIY labeled binder clips. // I Am a Craft Addict

#Modern #Ways For #Teachers to #Make #Extra #Money

1. Start your own blog

2. Sell your teaching materials

3. Become an Uber driver

4. Rent out your car

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Fun Classroom Job Charts

Check out these fun classroom job chart examples we found all over the internet using cheap and easy-to-find resources.

1. Bucket loads of helpers

Adorable pirate-themed job chart.

2. A rainbow of duties

Perfect for your art classroom.

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