Wordless Wednesday: January 14th


Sending lots of prayers to the families of Oklahoma and the students at Plaza Towers Elementary School. Please give your little ones an extra hug tomorrow…
Mrs. Wilson, over at Confessions of a Teaching Junkie, has an adorable linky party going on: Flip Flop Product Swap! I love product swaps because I…
First, I have to share! My cheerleaders took 3rd place in their competition this weekend! Yay!! 🙂 I was SO excited for them – they were…
I know it’s Wordless Wednesday but first I have to say Happy Birthday to my amazing husband! He is so talented, caring, sweet, and super supportive…
I’m typing this post quickly because I’m getting ready to leave for another full day of training. I’m taking a 2 day training to become a…
2015 held some of most wonderful and cherished moments and memories of my life so far. It would be easy to look back on my photographs…
I love your posters, but in middle school, we have moved away from this because middle schoolers will save face at all costs and will never admit they are on a novice level even if they are. So while we still have scales, they are tied to evidence of each level. For example, if a student scores 80% or better on the level 2 work, then they are on a level 2. I wish middle schoolers had the innocence of younger grades and would be ok with not always being the best!
-Lisa
Mrs. Spangler in the Middle
What a fantastic idea! I have not tried self assessment with my kinders, but with these posters I think it would work. Thanks so much for sharing.
~Laura
Luv My Kinders
With kinder I have always done the thumbs up/middle/down as a way to quickly have students assess their understanding but these posters are fabulous! Thank you for sharing!
~ Kelly
Lattes and Lunchrooms