Intentional teaching

To be intentional, is to act purposefully, with a goal in mind and a plan for accomplishing it. Free Homeschool Memes from The Crafty Classroom

This template can be used to show how a child benefits from playing in Dramatic Play. Dramatic play enables children to dress, act out and be someone...

How do we teach our kids contentment? I want to unpack this question from all angles. From why it is hard for us as parents, how we teach them reactively vs on purpose, where the emotion of contentment comes from, the purpose of discontentment and growing our tolerance of discontentment. Products recommended here

The Floorbooks Approach is designed to create a balance between intentional teaching and child autonomy. Floorbooks allow educators to consult deeply with children during the planning and documentation process.

Mixing colors and exploring color theory is a learning activity is simple enough for preschoolers and exciting enough for older kids.

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This is a presentation of Intentional Teaching Card M01 from the Creative Curriculum. Small group instruction.

The foundation of accountability and trust is integrity. Parents need to learn how to teach kids integrity so the future generation thrives.

Our Homeschool Routine - Grade 2 & Kindergarten

Intentional Teaching made visible

This template can be used to show how a child benefits from the library area. A library is an essential part of an early childcare setting. It provide...

Delayed gratification is an essential life skill, but it doesn’t just happen on its own. We have to be intentional about teaching it to our kids. Set yours up for future success with these tips for teaching kids delayed gratification.

Are you wondering how to write and use effective and age-appropriate learning intentions and success criteria in your preschool or kindergarten classroom? In this blog post you will discover some practical strategies to help you write curriculum aligned learning intentions, ideas for learning intentions display and using them so your kindergarten and preschool children can relate to and use them.

Tanya draws on her teaching experience in order to share strategies for how to become a more culturally responsive teacher. She provides specific steps you can take to embrace all cultures of students and build a sense of belonging in your classroom for all learners.

Step 4 in preschool lesson planning a year in advance – create a list of suggested activities - preschool lesson plans - how to write preschool lesson plans

Day after day we sat at the dinner table, steaming dishes of food in the center and squirming children adjacent. And day after day, we pulled out the Bible and stack of memory verses to read and practice as a family. Months piled into years and I started to wonder: Is any of this sticking? One d

Direct instruction is an effective teaching approach that provides explicit guidance, active engagement, and structured lessons for optimal learning

This board will help your students understand what it means to learn "deeply" and how to enter The Learning Pit. The Learning Pit is one way to explain why more challenge leads to enhanced learning. The Learning Pit will also allow students to take more ownership of their learning. Click here to see the Learning Pit Lesson. Included in the download: - Blackline master for the title - Blackline master for the thought bubbles and signs - Pictures to match the thought bubbles for the "pit"…

Set up a table with vases of flowers for children to draw and paint. Good for multi-ages, toddler to teen.