Well, I didn't make it last week, but here I am with my first
ALL SCHOOL
Monday Made It, thanks to 4th Grade Frolics.
I really have enjoyed this link up each week.
Next week I will have a ton (hopefully) because this is my last full week of summer break.
Last week we had 4 days of PD with our school and grade level from all over the county.
My first Monday Made It was suppose to be for that.
When I went to our Common Core training this summer, they mentioned this method to help students retell what they had learned. It is called the GIST method.
You can get it in my TPT store for free.
(I promise to liven it up a little later, but I wanted to get it made.)
This is a great way for you to see if your students can answer basic questions about what they have read as well as summarize what they have read in 20 words or less.
I loved it and can't wait to use it!
So much of my teaching is done in small groups.
A few years ago, I realized I was not allowing the students to be leaders in these small groups.
So I found the TEAM method.
I have slept since then, and I have searched Pinterest high and low to find where I got this idea.
However, I cannot find it AT ALL!!!!
In the past few years, I just had the jobs listed and each person knew what they were.
However, with observations and make the learning more student centered, I figured I needed these jobs to be more prominent. So, I made these last night.
I bought lanyards and badge holders from Amazon.
I did not want them huge, so they are smaller than some might like.
I am going to use these at the beginning of the school year, and then move into badges that just have the job name on them. I just figured at the beginning they will need to be reminded of what their job is suppose to do! Then, later on in the year, I can make them cuter as well!
You can get the set in my TPT store for free.
I can't believe the school year is here!
I can't wait to share my classroom with you and see what you all have been making as well.
Happy Creating!
It drives me crazy when I can not find something on Pinterest when I know I found it there to begin with!!!! 4 days of P.D., phew, that is a lot in summer! Hope you enjoy this week : )
ReplyDeleteI have used Getting the Gist before... I think its a great strategy for kids!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Elizabeth
Hodges Herald
YES, YES, YES...thank you SO much for the team cards. I am so excited to use these with my kiddos. It's going to be a great addition to our teams and learning how to work with one another.
ReplyDeleteAlison
Rockin' and Lovin' Learnin'
I love your team cards!! Great for small group time and for having students collaborating!
ReplyDelete-Sandra from luckynlambie
NICODEMUS WAS CONFUSED BY STEVE FINNELL
ReplyDeleteJohn 3:5 Jesus answered. "Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God. (NKJV)
Those who deny that Jesus was talking about water baptism present two conflicting possibilities. 1. That Jesus was referring to amniotic when He mentioned water. and 2. That Jesus was saying that water was referring to the Holy Spirit.
1.Did Jesus really mean that a qualification to enter the kingdom of God was you must be born of amniotic fluid?
2. To say that water is synonymous with the Holy Spirit, then John 3:5 would be translated as such. Unless one is born of the Holy Spirit and the Holy Spirit he cannot enter the kingdom of God. There is no Bible translation that translates it that way.
John 3:3 Jesus answered and said to him, "Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God." (NKJV)
Jesus said you must be born again. Being born of amniotic fluid is being born the first time. It is not being born again. Natural childbirth is not a requirement to enter the kingdom of God.
When Jesus said you must be born of water He clearly meant water baptism.
When Jesus said you must be born of Spirit He certainly meant the Holy Spirit.
Nicodemus was confused about being born again, he was not confused about being born the first time.
Being born of water is a requirement to enter the kingdom of God. That is an undeniable fact.
YOU ARE INVITED TO FOLLOW MY BLOG. http://steve-finnell.blogspot.com
Love the GIST cards. I've also seen the idea of using 20 fingers (your 10 plus 10 from your partner).
ReplyDelete