It's a miracle. I'm posting two days in a row! Of course, I should be organizing and cleaning, but this is so much more fun! Today I'm linking up with Pawsitively Teaching, Just Reed, and Inspired Owl's Corner for:
I'm a huge anchor chart fan so my first pin centers on those important beginning of the year ones:
I love everything about this Pin. In addition, this teacher recommends a book you can buy to improve your anchor charts. This is a must-see Pin for any anchor chart enthusiast!
The next Pin uses an idea that I actually do every year. In this activity, we start with a big heart made of construction paper. Each time a student shares something mean that was said to him/her, I fold the heart. When the heart becomes all folded and small, we go around and share a compliment that was said. Each time a student shares a compliment, I unfold the heart. As a class, we discuss what has happened to our hear. However, this teacher improves upon the idea by having each student fold and unfold his or her own heart:
I remember learning about this activity as an adult, and I found it so powerful. Words are powerful and can hurt. I even encourage my students to try this activity at home.
Enemy Pie by Derek Munson is one of my favorite read-alouds. I love how this Pin shares even more activities to do with the book.
The possibilities are endless - you can get the best ideas on Pinterest. How did we ever live without it? Make sure to check the the link-up to get even more amazing ideas!
I'm a huge anchor chart fan so my first pin centers on those important beginning of the year ones:
Click here to see original Pin. |
The next Pin uses an idea that I actually do every year. In this activity, we start with a big heart made of construction paper. Each time a student shares something mean that was said to him/her, I fold the heart. When the heart becomes all folded and small, we go around and share a compliment that was said. Each time a student shares a compliment, I unfold the heart. As a class, we discuss what has happened to our hear. However, this teacher improves upon the idea by having each student fold and unfold his or her own heart:
Click here for original Pin. |
Enemy Pie by Derek Munson is one of my favorite read-alouds. I love how this Pin shares even more activities to do with the book.
Click here to see original Pin. |
The possibilities are endless - you can get the best ideas on Pinterest. How did we ever live without it? Make sure to check the the link-up to get even more amazing ideas!
That book looks great! I struggle with my anchor charts- to the point that I always want to print out most of it because I'm not artistic at all! I love both of your book choices- they are my favorite back to school books! Thank you so much for linking up and sharing your pins with us! :)
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ReplyDeleteEnemy pie is such a great book! Thanks for the ideas, I'm going to have to pull it out next week!
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