Students using Seesaw to make sense of word problems by: acting them out, drawing a picture, and writing an equation. Then, they recorded their thinking!
Kindergarten students in Mrs. Baxley's class working hard explaining their mathematical thinking!!!!
Students in dual language listening to word problems on Seesaw. Then, they were working together to make sense, model, and solve the problems! #hesdl @SrtaDAlmonte
Students using Same or Different to explain their thinking!! @pamelawallacefc
Love presenting a professional learning, and then going into a classroom and seeing teachers use the strategies right away! The second grade Dual Language team is rocking it!
Amazing seeing students collaborating and learning from each other!!! @mpereirafcps
Wow @KaylaSkowron what a great way to engage students and incorporate movement!!!
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Lifelong learning ... #parentteacherconferences #proudtobeahusky
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Hustlin Huskies are LOVING this #Walktober challenge from @FCPSWellness wish we had this every month!! #ProudToBeAHusky @hesfirstgrade @MeghanPreK @mrscookHESece
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This is fantastic self assessment.
I love Ss honesty & what we can learn. From a Twitter suggestion, @liebes82 is using these. One day was a lesson where they were familiar; the next day they faced something new.
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Wait time between asking a question and calling on someone for an answer -- as well as waiting to respond to an answer -- is an important strategy to include all learners #sketchnote via @ValentinaESL #edchat #teaching #ELL #ESL #inclusion #spedchat
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I don't use this forum for politics and I'm not a preacher, but I grow weary of the doomsday mentality many have about schools. I'm in these schools daily and I see the amazing staff and uber-talented, brilliant students. Our future is bright and I'm inspired. #99%rule
Jenga Day! Students pulled a Jenga piece and solved the evaluation, with unknowns in all positions. Partners then had to agree or disagree!
Had a fun time bowling in kindergarten! Students had to write equations to show how many pins they knocked down!







































