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C l a s s r o o m   M a t e r i a l s

Materials used in the classroom. Page under construction...

Classroom Rules: 

  1. Be CREATIVE 

  2. Try to the Best of Your Ability

  3. Treat others with Respect

  4. Follow Directions

  5. Raise Your Hand to Speak

  6. Listen While Others are Talking

  7. Use Your Inside Voice

  8. Ask for Help

  9. Keep Hands Feet & All Other Obejects to Yourself

  10. BE SAFE While You Work!

Classroom Procedures: 

 

  1. Take your seat and see the table teacher and look what to do. 

  2. When the bell rings sit quietly and wait for directions

  3. Hear directions

  4. Work on project as directed (see table teacher for more information). 

  5. Work until cleanup time.

 

Lesson Procedures: 

  1. Pre-assessment

  2. Participate in class discussion/PowerPoint

  3. Work on my sketch for the project

  4. Finish worksheet. 

  5. Work on project final. 

  6. Check the Early Finishers page to see what to do next. 

  7. Quiz

Table Teachers

(Borrowed from Miss McNutt's Student Teaching Experience)

 

This is a series of instructitons students can look to to know what step is next. This frees the teacher in the room to work with students who are in greater need of assistance. If the student cannot find their answer on the table teacher, they can then ask the teacher for assistance. 

 

The Table teacher works much the same way as a table menue at a restaurant. 

 

 

Class Houses

(Borrowed from Miss McNutt's Student Teaching Experience)

 

Each class is a "house" which they can decide their crest, or mascot. The hosues compete for points (awarded for good behavior, use of vocabulary, clean up, or other possitive tasks). The house to get the most points at a designated point in time gets to pick a reward (no quiz, movie, candy, other school-approved activities).  

Elementry Art

by, S. Christine Brink

 

A book crated to simply and clearly cover the basic elments of art for young students. 

The book covers elements such as line, color, form, and texture. 

 

 

 

Home in Tasmania 

By, S. Christine Brink

 

A self-published book featuring a collection of photography from Tasmania, Australia. Students can look through it when learning about subjects such as, Australia, landscape photogrpahy, or composition.  

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