107 Awesome Elementary Teaching Ideas You Can Implement Tomorrow

107 Awesome Elementary Teaching Ideas You Can Implement Tomorrow contains a wide variety of effective, user-friendly strategies, tips, and activities for your elementary school classroom. Rich with anecdotes and examples, this resource features useful suggestions for creating a positive, cooperative classroom culture, improving academic instruction, and building student capacity. Specific topics include classroom management, social-emotional learning, language arts and math ideas, motivation and inspiration, family involvement, movement and mindfulness, and much more. You will also find printable pages, photographs, diagrams, and other helpful visual aids.

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Part 1. Create a Positive, Productive, & Cooperative Classroom Culture 1. Classroom Management Ideas 2. Ways to Motivate & Inspire Students 3. Ways to Personalize Learning 4. Recognition Ideas 5. Movement Warmups 6. Parent Involvement Ideas Part 2. Improve Academic Instruction 7. Language Arts Ideas 8. Learn English Language Arts Concepts Through Movement 9. Math Ideas 10. Learn Math Concepts Through Stories 11. Learn Math Concepts Through Movement 12. Learn Academic Content with Chants 13. Learn Academic Content with Songs Part 3. Build Student Capacity 14. Improve Student Focus & Behavior 15. Social Emotional Learning 16. Health & Wellness 17. Goal Setting, Reflection, & Self-Evaluation 18. Learning How to Learn

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