Showing posts with label Centers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Centers. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2015

Poetry Stations Page Updated

Poetry Stations Updated!

As promised, the Poetry Stations are now posted! Student directions, materials, and printables are now available for download on the "Poetry Stations" page. 


Click for Poetry Presentation Guided Notes
Click for Poetry Presentation
You can also access the downloadable Poetry Stations Book, as well as the Poetry Presentation with guided notes, below!





Click here to download Poetry Stations Book.











Thursday, March 5, 2015

Fortune Cookie Stations

Try this unique station idea for assigning mystery topics for students!


Make fortune cookies out of paper. There is a great tutorial by Simply Modern Mom on this blog. The paper cookies are super easy to make; which is important, because you'll be making quite a few!

Write research topics, writing prompts, or story starters on strips of paper and seal them inside your cookies. Place them in a jar or Chinese food to-go container (which can be ordered online in bulk or picked up at your local dollar store).

This is a fun way to engage students by incorporating an element of mystery into a writing or research activity.

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Evaluating Outcomes Handout




This versatile handout can be used in any content area to evaluate texts.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1q6aVIz3lJUhh9lCkSrOEFhssw6zJpOeGPBShuiEoD3M/edit?usp=sharing

Sunday, June 8, 2014

Station Expectation Slideshow

We've been meaning to upload our Literacy Station Expectation Slideshow example, and here it is! Please feel free to download, manipulate, and adjust as needed. Modeling is essential to successful station implementation and walking students through the process, whether it's their first time or fortieth time, can make a huge difference on the outcomes of their behavior, and motivation.



Saturday, June 7, 2014

End-of-the-Year Stations

So, the school year is coming to a close. Testing is over, but you still have instructional time. How can you conduct class while still maintaining structure?
Try stations!
Literacy stations that incorporate group collaboration, hands-on activities, and challenging games make for great end-of-the-year review.
There are plenty of board games that involve making inferences, math, and literacy skills.
Check out the games and interactives link on our site for ideas and printable handouts!