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Tuesday, June 23, 2020

LEARNING TO SKIP COUNT

SKIP COUNTING(PSRN)

Earlier we discussed about many topics in CLL( Communication Language Literacy) like CVC, Sight Words, Rhyming Words. So I thought it would be good if we discuss PSRN (Problem Solving, Reasoning, and Numeracy).

Today I will talk about, how to introduce skip counting in our class. 
Skip counting is one of the simplest math skills that your child will need to understand before learning how to multiply. 
It makes the foundation strong and helps them understand how multiplication works and breaks in simpler forms.
Skip counting helps not only in multiplication but also in addition and patterns.
By adding a number to itself again and again, the child memorizes the counting pattern.
They will be closer to understanding what you mean when you start showing simple multiplication problems and in later grades, when students are asked to memorize the multiplication tables.

To make the lesson and introduction more interesting we can use Craft Activities . Children get inquisitive and more interested when they see colourful innovative Activities.
                
                Skip count in 2's                          
                                    Froggie 's Tongue                                           
             
 Skip count on 3's, 5's
Wormy Apple
       

        Arrange the BOTTLE CAPS(Re- Use of Bottle Caps)                                     with correct numbers  

                                                      Skip Counting by 2's                        
         
        

                                                  Skip Counting by 5's

         

Here I am sharing the complete lesson plan for teachers use.

                         Lesson Plan For the TEACHER Use



                                                 NUMBER GRID 

Number Grid can be used for practice and also as a worksheet. Children can
highlight the square for skip counting

                         CATERPILLAR SKIP COUNTING IN 5's WORKSHEET
                                              


                                   SKIP COUNTING WORKSHEET 2's and 5's



                     SPACE THEME SKIP COUNTING WORKSHEET (5's)



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Sunday, June 14, 2020

The NEWSLETTERS


Hi Folks!

Today we are going to talk about the Newsletters. 

I am sure some of you know the importance of it but for those who don't, I will tell you briefly about it.

Newsletters play an important role in all spheres, be it education, marketing, manufacturing, information technology and so on.
A newsletter is a bulletin issued periodically to the members of a society or an organisation. It can be sent on a monthly, fortnightly or weekly basis to communicate the information regarding any future events that will soon be organised.
In schools, newsletters are very important medium to convey the information to parents.

Teachers interact with kids every day in classrooms, fields, discovery hall, library etc. but cannot meet the parents on daily basis hence sending the newsletters to parents is an excellent idea. They bridge the gap between parents and teachers. Parents get their child’s involvement and progress report on a regular basis of the different activities done in class and school.
Early years school can even send pictures of kids doing activity-based learning and it acts an eye opener for parents.

I am sharing  
FREE NEWSLETTER TEMPLATES & FREE BORDER TEMPLATES  for KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS use. They are all theme based. I will keep on adding more themes HERE. 
  

  NEWSLETTER TEMPLATES  

 

                                   Back to School
                                                                    
                                   Colours

                                    Garden Friends 


                                    Jungle Animals


                                    Me and My Family 


                                    Means of Transport

 

                                    Plants and Flowers 


                                           Water World


                                   Habitats

                                     
  NEW TEMPLATES

                                            Numbers
                                          
                                    Senses

                                    Earth Day or Environment

                                    Winter
        
                                    Lemonade Day or Summer

                                    Deepawali

                                    Christmas

    

  BORDER TEMPLATES

                                     Air Transport

                                     Flowers 

                                     Ocean World

                                     Wild Animals
                                                                                          
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Monday, June 01, 2020

WALT and WILF

This post is to help teachers to make the teaching and learning process interesting and more effective!
Introducing WALT to Kindergarten 1 and 2 classes to verify that they understand what the objectives are for the day.  
WALT refers to "We are learning to..." And
WILF stands for the phrase "What I am looking for...” 
Reference to WALT and WILF was introduced in primary schools as a way to communicate to children what the learning objectives for a particular lesson are, and what things the teacher will be looking for in a piece of work or during an activity. 
WALT and WILF stem from research by Shirley Clarkean academic who works with teachers to improve teaching and learning. Her idea was that if children know what is expected of them in a lesson, they can start to evaluate their own learning and having done so, can try to improve their work and be more successful in their learning.


Are you interested in coordinating a Learning Team for your School?
Then, kindly send in the inquiry.
Email: kinderpearls.blog@gmail.com 

Thursday, May 28, 2020

RESOURSES - RHYMING WORDS

Hi!

Here are some worksheets, rhyming words list and flash cards for the class use.

WORKSHEET 1



WORKSHEET 2 




WORKSHEET - 3



PRINTABLE FLASH CARDS

ALL ABOUT RHYMING WORDS

Today we will be learning about the rhyming words!

What are Rhyming Words?


Rhyming words are two or more words that don’t start with the same sound, but they end with the same sound and sometimes with the same letters.
Some examples of rhyming words are:
 mat, bat, cat, sad, mad, add, bun, fun, run, frog, log, blog.

  Poems and songs often use rhyming to create a rhythm or a repeated pattern of sound, and sometimes poems will also tell a story. By learning these words, students will increase their sentence building and creative writing skills.

Things to remember
Rhyming words have different beginning sounds, but have the same vowel and ending sounds.
 For example: sat/fat/bat/mat, bin/ fin/ tin, snail/ pail/ mail etc.

Lesson Plan for class use:

Wednesday, May 20, 2020

ALL ABOUT BLOOMS TAXONOMY

Hey there!

Today, I am going to share about the bloom's taxonomy and how it can be useful for teachers.

How Bloom’s Taxonomy Is Useful For Teachers 


There are many reasons for the popularity of Bloom’s Taxonomy (that likely deserve an article of their own to explore). For now, it’s clear that many educators love Bloom’s because, it gives them a way to think about their teaching and the subsequent learning of their students.
 As mentioned above, the framework can be used to -
  •  Create Assessments
  •  Evaluate the complexity of assignments
  •  Increase the rigor of a lesson 
  •  Simplify an activity to help personalize learning
  •  Design a summative assessment
  •  Plan project-based learning 
  •  Frame  a group discussion, and more.
 It simply provides an order for cognitive behaviours, it can be applied to almost anything. (You can see one example above–one of our teaching materials that combined Bloom’s Taxonomy with common digital tasks.)

I have tried to make it simpler for the teachers to understand all about the Bloom's and putting it together on a presentation. You can download and use it for a reference in your everyday teaching.



 Bloom's Actual Vocabulary List 



Revised Bloom's Vocabulary List

Friday, May 15, 2020

SIGHT WORDS RESOURSES


Hello Friends!

As I promised I am posting all the relevant documents related to the Sight Words.

Sight Words List




SIGHT WORDS LIST BY GROUPS




LESSON PLAN for the Class Use




STORY WITH SIGHT WORDS 

Children can be made to read the story with sight words for more of practice. They enjoy stories so it's a good idea to re-enforce the sight words in the form of a story. This just an idea, you can make up as many you like. Making them as attractive as you can adding pictures and colours. You can plan as per the words you are going to introduce per lesson.
It is important to remember that in one lesson only Five sight words should be introduced. 



Here are the colour coded  1-50  FLASH CARDS 



FLASH CARDS 50 - 100 




FLASH CARDS 100 - 150 






MATCH THE PAIR AND HIGHLIGHT THEM 




SIGHT WORDS BINGO 1 



SIGHT WORDS BINGO 2 



SIGHT WORDS BINGO 3 



SIGHT WORDS BINGO 4



SIGHT WORD ROLL THE DICE AND SAY