
Wife, Mom, Kindergarten teacher, #PBIS team member #wearewestmarshall
Iowa, USA
Joined January 2019
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The principles of direct instruction
include; explain, model, lead, guided practice, assess, and review.
Took a trip back in time to see a one room schoolhouse today! We loved seeing and feeling some of the objects we have been learning about in real life!
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An expansive vocabulary allows students to communicate more precisely and effectively, plus it helps them understand what they read. What better reason to explore words!
We formed book clubs! Students made a poster about a topic to share information with others. Then their friends asked them questions and they did the research! These kiddos are amazing 🤩 #Kindergarten
We used straws and clay to build 3D shapes! @eureka_math #kindergarten
We discovered the main idea of a nonfiction text using this graphic organizer. It was fun to put all the information together! #kindergarten
Lindsay Adams retweeted
Knowledge of spelling patterns and rules knit together the layers of the English language as students use phonology, orthography, and morphology to identify how to spell words.
Ready, set, add! Students had fun using the math version of rock, paper, scissors to practice their facts today! @eureka_math
I loved this book! Great story that made me shed a few tears. Thankful we have such a wide variety of books to pick from in our school library!
This is one of the reasons why I love reading chapter books to my kindergartners! #buildvocabulary
"One of the biggest barriers to vocabulary growth in school is the simplistic way many teachers talk to children."
readingrockets.org/article/v…
We have earned so many @PBISRewards points lately! Our class points wall got a makeover! #onamissionto100 #classparty
Lindsay Adams retweeted
If a child memorizes ten words, then the child can read ten words. But, if the child can learn the sounds of ten letters, the child can read…
•350 three-sound words
•4,320 four-sound words
•21,650 five-sound words
We used our knowledge of blends and digraphs to help us read sentences today! They did a great job stretching and finding the known parts! @RGRCompany #Kindergarten
We have started to learn about blends and digraphs. I noticed this student underlined ‘sc’ then I asked what the last word was. He said, “digraph!” with a huge smile! #Kindergarten #growingreadersandwriters






















