Showing posts with label Foldable Graphic Organizer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foldable Graphic Organizer. Show all posts

Monday, September 23, 2013

New Products on TeachersPayTeachers

Ok, so here's what I've decided...being a full time mother and teacher leaves very little time for blogging during the school year!  I have the biggest class I've had in the last few years.  I only have 23 kiddos, but last year I had 13 so this is a BIG difference.  Last year's class also had 5/13 students in the Gifted and Talented program, so academically it was a very strong class!  I've also been working really hard to get more products up on TeachersPayTeachers.  There's just something about knowing I've helped another teacher reach their students that really warms my heart!

Here are some of the projects I've completed since school has started...

Properties of Addition and Multiplication Foldable Graphic Organizer



Social Studies Explorers of the New World Foldable Graphic Organizer



States of Matter Foldable Graphic Organizer






Odds and Evens Addition Game



Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Science Tools Foldable Graphic Organizers

I just put my latest Foldable Graphic Organizer up on Teachers Pay Teachers....except this product is actually FOUR foldable graphic organizers because there are so many science tools (including safety tools) I want students to put into their notebooks!  Here's the first FGO.  I have students mount them on colored paper so that it can easily be put into their notebooks.

 
We'll do an activity for each tool before completing it on the graphic organizer.  For example, for the gloves and safety goggles students will be given a coloring page and asked to make their child into a safe scientist, labeling everything they add.  During this time I'll be walking around noting which students include gloves and goggles.  I'll also be looking for aprons, and other safety items during this time.  In addition, , I'll be engaging students in conversation about why they picked the items they did.  If a student includes the goggles and gloves at this point, I'll check the student off of my list.  However, for those students who didn't include the goggles and gloves, after we learn about safety in the science classroom, they'll get another chance to add to their drawing.  I've even had students make note of the particular type of shoes the scientist were wearing!
 

Boys are given the one on the left, girls the one on the right.

For most of the other items, like the prisms, magnets, microscopes, graduated cylinders, etc., after giving a mini lesson on each item, I'll set up centers so students get a chance to get comfortable with how to use all of it.  Not only do they get more comfortable with using the tools, but I've found that this exploration time helps minimize the "playing" with the equipment at other, inappropriate times.  
 
Here are the other 3 organizers.  There are 21 tools in all.



 
To purchase these Foldable Graphic Organizers for TPT, click here: Science Tools Foldable Graphic Organizers.
 
And by the way, the adorable boy and girl graphics, as well as many of the
graphics in the foldable graphic organizer, come from:
 
There are a ton of wonderful graphics available on this site with no licensing
fee because Laura respects us as teachers!  How awesome is she?!
 

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Forms of Energy Foldable Graphic Organizer

Can I just say how much I am LOVING creating these Foldable Graphic Organizers....and as much as I'm loving creating them - I can't begin to explain how excited I am when I see one of my students open their notebooks (without me telling them to!) to use one of these! 

So here's my latest one....Forms of Energy...I've included 7 forms of energy (mechanical, chemical, solar, light, heat, sound, and electrical).  I've also included graphics, which lend themselves very well to using this FGO as an assessment if one wants to do that!

Here it is mounted and ready to go into their notebooks: 

 
Here's what the inside looks like, all completed.  The product on TpT has it four different ways (complete, just clipart, just definitions, and blank):

 
Here it is with just a couple of tabs open:

 
Here's the page at the end with just the clipart so students can cut and paste them if you don't want them to have to draw their examples:


Yep....I'm pretty happy with how this turned out!  And it's on sale TODAY in my TpT Store in honor of Sunday Super Special!  Hope you find it ELECTRIFYING!!

Friday, January 11, 2013

Irregular Verbs

So, YAY!  We finally sold our house and moved!  What a big job...and time zapper!  Thankfully we were able to find a great rental (and by great I mean good neighborhood, clean, good size, etc.) close by until we are able to move closer to home (Vermont!)  Of course, with all the moving I've had very little time to blog!  However, I took a little time today and got a new product up on TeachersPayTeachers - an irregular verb foldable graphic organizer.  It's more of a resource, than anything else, but I'm already seeing my students pull it out and use it - so that's what I consider SUCCESS!!  Like my other FGOs, there are several choices to pick from to print, so it allows for easy differentiation!






To buy this graphic organizer, head on over to my TeachersPayTeachers Store!

Sunday, December 9, 2012

Spelling Present-Tense and Past-Tense Verbs Foldable Graphic Organizer

As promised, here is the foldable graphic organizer for spelling past-tense and present-tense verbs.  Shown below is just one possible variation.  In my TeachersPayTeachers product, I include several different variations so that you can choose which one is best for each of your students! 





 

To buy this graphic organizer, head on over to my TeachersPayTeachers Store!

Friday, December 7, 2012

Plural Noun Foldable Graphic Organizer


After doing so well with my divisibility rules foldable graphic organizer, I decided to share my plural noun one, too.  It's perfectly sized to glue on paper and put in a resource binder! Be on the lookout for a verb one to be posted soon!


 
 
 
 
 
To buy this graphic organizer, head on over to my TeachersPayTeachers Store!

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Divisibility Rules Foldable Graphic Organizer

After searching the web today, I decided it would take me less time to create a foldable graphic organizer to help my students learn the divisibility rules than it would take me to keep searching for one exactly like what I wanted. I'm super pleased with how well this turned out! Everything is even and lines up, just like it should - which just makes me as happy as can be!





To buy this graphic organizer, head on over to my TeachersPayTeachers Store!