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Hands on Math in High School: Thinking Maps in Math

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Get Ready for Bloggy Olympics!!! Join The 3AM Teacher, the Reading Olympians, and over 80 SUPREME education bloggers as we take you through a tour of the Reading Olympians Root Study Program!! ***** Hi from Southern California! My name is Kay and I teach a class of 24 Kindergarteners, which includes 11 English Language Learners. I was excited to have the opportunity to use the Kindergarten Root Study Program to teach my class about prefixes. As part of the Common Core, students should be…

Thinking Maps® are visual representations for different thought processes. We can use Thinking Maps in science.

Expository Thinking Map

Over the summer, I took a Thinking Maps class, and I loved it! I wish I had taken the class ten years ago. One of the big AH HA moments I got out of the class was learning two important things about using Thinking Maps. The first thing is that starting in kindergarten whenever possible you want to use all eight maps. Of course, you don't teach them at the same time. The other thing, I learned, was that the goal of the class is for students to create maps independently. So, thinking…

These Thinking Map Posters will make a wonderful addition to any classroom.

Joyful Learning In KC: Thinking Maps Thursday

How to think out of the box and be creative for your group discussions or school coursework assignments? Just learn more tips based on this creative thinking tips mind map template. Fully edit the template to rich content according to your needs.

Team J's Second Grade Fun: Thinking Maps #5thgradescience #5th #grade #science #teacher #blogs

We read the book Under One Rock by Anthony D. Fredericks. Before reading: What do you think the child will find under the rock? Later in the day, students illustrated some of our predictions. I love this book MOVE by Steven Jenkins and Robin Page. Before Reading: What words do you think we will learn about the way animals move? We wrote our predictions in green. After reading the story, we added the words we had not thought of in blue.

This is AWESOME...It's been on my list of TO DOs for my planbook for a while now...Comprehension domains with depth & complexity icons(GATE) and thinking maps.

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I don't know if you have heard of Thinking Maps. They are graphic organizers, but so much more. They transcend disciplines more than I thought. See, I teach math, and I only saw Thinking Maps in reading and English classes. I was having a very hard time seeing the use of these organizers in math. Then I went to a two day professional development specifically for math teachers. I now have a new appreciation for these organizers. My first use of these thinking maps will be a combination of the…

We just finished up our 22nd day of school and for many of those 22 days I have used Thinking Maps to help the students share their thinking. I was trained in Thinking Maps years ago and I truly enjoy creating them with my kindergarten students! I tend to start TM instruction in kindergarten with circle maps. They are great to use with any topic. Students are encouraged to tell me what they know about the topic. Here are some of the maps we have made. We brainstormed the things we do in…

It’s getting to that time of year! The students that “have it” are rocketing ahead! The struggling students need that extra oomph to really have a good grasp of the...

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