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15 Five Minute Teaching Tips

Teaching will be easier (and in many cases, more fun) with these 15 five-minute tips for busy teachers. Each tip is linked to a lesson or tutorial that will…
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Problems with Solutions: 1) Find Fun Strategies for Motivating Middle/Secondary Writers 2) Download Close Reading Cheat Sheets 3) Grab a Set of Eye-Candy Subject Dividers Efl Teaching, Teaching Strategies, Teaching Tips, Ela Teacher, Busy Teacher, Teacher Resources, Middle School Teachers, Elementary Teacher, High School
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Problems with Solutions: 1) Find Fun Strategies for Motivating Middle/Secondary Writers 2) Download Close Reading Cheat Sheets 3) Grab a Set of Eye-Candy Subject Dividers
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Type Writer’s Notebook lessons on Post Its. Use Post Its to make stunning learning stations. Or organize your classroom using three different kinds of Post Its as labels. Simply attach Post Its to paper, type text or add a photo, and print! A one-minute instructional video will show you how to print with Post Its. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm English Teachers, Education English, Teaching English, Teacher Tools, Instructional Technology, Instructional Video, Educational Technology
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Teaching English
Teacher Tools
Instructional Technology
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Educational Technology
Type Writer’s Notebook lessons on Post Its. Use Post Its to make stunning learning stations. Or organize your classroom using three different kinds of Post Its as labels. Simply attach Post Its to paper, type text or add a photo, and print! A one-minute instructional video will show you how to print with Post Its. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Teach the S-A-W Strategy to help students seamlessly connect dependent clauses to independent clauses. By using just three subordinate conjunctions (S-A-W = Since-Although-When), young writers learn how to construct and punctuate complex sentences. Click on this pin to get a two-week, classroom-ready unit. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox by clicking http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Middle School Language Arts, Teaching Language Arts, Teaching Grammar, Teaching Writing, Writing Skills, Speech And Language, Teaching Ideas
Middle School Language Arts
Teaching Language Arts
Teaching Grammar
Teaching Writing
Writing Skills
Speech And Language
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Teach the S-A-W Strategy to help students seamlessly connect dependent clauses to independent clauses. By using just three subordinate conjunctions (S-A-W = Since-Although-When), young writers learn how to construct and punctuate complex sentences. Click on this pin to get a two-week, classroom-ready unit. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox by clicking http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Teachers’ Top 10 Reasons for Using Pinterest (90 Second YouTube Video): 10) To become inspired 9) To find discounts and freebees 8) To keep up with trends 7) To collaborate with teachers 6) To create bulletin boards 5) To learn management techniques 4) To find vocabulary lessons 3) To download assessments 2) To keep up with new technologies 1) to curate content. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm School Fun, School Ideas, Middle School, Common Core Checklist, Ela Lesson, Management Techniques, Elar, 10 Reasons
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Elar
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Teachers’ Top 10 Reasons for Using Pinterest (90 Second YouTube Video): 10) To become inspired 9) To find discounts and freebees 8) To keep up with trends 7) To collaborate with teachers 6) To create bulletin boards 5) To learn management techniques 4) To find vocabulary lessons 3) To download assessments 2) To keep up with new technologies 1) to curate content. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Here’s how to create the center: First, buy two plastic popcorn containers. Then, type 25 prepositional phrases, leaving several spaces between each one before printing them out on yellow paper. Next, add 25 cartoons – and print them out on white paper. Finally, cut out the phrases and the cartoons, crumple them up, and drop them into plastic popcorn containers.Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Ela Writing, Writing Center, Reading Writing, Daily 5 Centers, Easy Centers, Teacher Hacks, Teacher Stuff, Yellow Paper
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Easy Centers
Teacher Hacks
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Here’s how to create the center: First, buy two plastic popcorn containers. Then, type 25 prepositional phrases, leaving several spaces between each one before printing them out on yellow paper. Next, add 25 cartoons – and print them out on white paper. Finally, cut out the phrases and the cartoons, crumple them up, and drop them into plastic popcorn containers.Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Here's a formula for conducting a close reading session: 1) Read a short passage - using a pencil to mark words, phrases and sentences. 2) Share notations with others. 3) Reread with a purpose. 4) Respond to a discussion-worthy, text-dependent question. Click to read more and to download free cheat sheets, too! Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Reading Resources, Reading Strategies, Reading Skills, Teaching Reading, Reading Comprehension, What Is Reading, Close Reading, Mark Word
Reading Resources
Reading Strategies
Reading Skills
Teaching Reading
Reading Comprehension
What Is Reading
Close Reading
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Here's a formula for conducting a close reading session: 1) Read a short passage - using a pencil to mark words, phrases and sentences. 2) Share notations with others. 3) Reread with a purpose. 4) Respond to a discussion-worthy, text-dependent question. Click to read more and to download free cheat sheets, too! Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Students who consistently earn advanced proficient writing scores have one thing in common: They know how to add the kind of details that satisfy readers. Fortunately, most of those writing strategies are easy to teach. Read about 8 of them here. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm 4th Grade Writing, Middle School Writing, Student Writing, Teaching Literacy, Homeschool Writing, Student Teaching
4th Grade Writing
Middle School Writing
Student Writing
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Students who consistently earn advanced proficient writing scores have one thing in common: They know how to add the kind of details that satisfy readers. Fortunately, most of those writing strategies are easy to teach. Read about 8 of them here. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Taking Control "How To" Tips including: 1) How to Avoid the Mistakes Many Teachers Make, 2) How to Manipulate Readers, 3) How to Control Project Clutter, and 4) How to Simplify Bloom’s Taxonomy Using the Story of The 3 Little Pigs (Free Bloom-based Verb List and Tic-Tac-Toe Test). Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Teacher Organization, Middle School Reading, Spanish Teaching Resources, Classroom Behavior, Classroom Fun
Teacher Organization
Middle School Reading
Spanish Teaching Resources
Classroom Behavior
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Taking Control "How To" Tips including: 1) How to Avoid the Mistakes Many Teachers Make, 2) How to Manipulate Readers, 3) How to Control Project Clutter, and 4) How to Simplify Bloom’s Taxonomy Using the Story of The 3 Little Pigs (Free Bloom-based Verb List and Tic-Tac-Toe Test). Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
The “Essential 3” spelling strategies include: 1) a list of the 1,000 words used in 89% of everyday writing, 2) a reading response sheet, and 3) the 25 most common prefixes, roots, and suffixes that appear in over 15,000 words. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Classroom Language, Writing Activities
Classroom Language
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The “Essential 3” spelling strategies include: 1) a list of the 1,000 words used in 89% of everyday writing, 2) a reading response sheet, and 3) the 25 most common prefixes, roots, and suffixes that appear in over 15,000 words. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox at http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Do your students think that the prewriting part of the writing process is a waste of their precious time? If so, change their minds by having them create Top 10 Lists, What’s Hot, What’s Not Reports, and Pro Tip Sheets as prewrites instead. Read the full blog post to get step by step instructions. You will find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Middle School English, Teaching Middle School, English Writing, Writing Workshop
Middle School English
Teaching Middle School
English Writing
Writing Workshop
Do your students think that the prewriting part of the writing process is a waste of their precious time? If so, change their minds by having them create Top 10 Lists, What’s Hot, What’s Not Reports, and Pro Tip Sheets as prewrites instead. Read the full blog post to get step by step instructions. You will find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Set up a While You Were Out Station so that when students miss your class, they can help themselves to missed assignments. Read this blog post - which includes a one minute video demo link - to get additional details and to download free kit materials. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have teacher-requested tips delivered to your inbox by clicking: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Teaching Schools, School Classroom, Classroom Decor, Organization And Management, Classroom Management, Class Management
Teaching Schools
School Classroom
Classroom Decor
Organization And Management
Classroom Management
Class Management
Set up a While You Were Out Station so that when students miss your class, they can help themselves to missed assignments. Read this blog post - which includes a one minute video demo link - to get additional details and to download free kit materials. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have teacher-requested tips delivered to your inbox by clicking: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Learn the tricks that authors like J.K. Rowling and Suzanne Collins use (e.g. designing emotion-evoking names and settings) to create characters that jump of the page and settings that captivate readers. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox by clicking http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Language Arts Lessons, Writing Lab, 5th Grade Writing
Language Arts Lessons
Writing Lab
5th Grade Writing
Learn the tricks that authors like J.K. Rowling and Suzanne Collins use (e.g. designing emotion-evoking names and settings) to create characters that jump of the page and settings that captivate readers. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox by clicking http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
An emphatic word (e.g. Lies.) or phrase (e.g. No response.) is a type of sentence fragment writers use to dramatize fiction and nonfiction pieces. Your grade school English teacher may not approve, but examples of these rule-benders can be found in novels, newspapers and magazines (see full post). Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox by clicking http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Novel Writing
Novel Writing
An emphatic word (e.g. Lies.) or phrase (e.g. No response.) is a type of sentence fragment writers use to dramatize fiction and nonfiction pieces. Your grade school English teacher may not approve, but examples of these rule-benders can be found in novels, newspapers and magazines (see full post). Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox by clicking http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Students select a character trait, job and place (e.g. a vain model on a plane). Then they “become” their own characters by writing character sketches that tell reades about the situation they are experiencing . A three-minute teacher demo will show how to run a mini-lesson that will engage multi-level learners. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm 7th Grade Writing, Kindergarten Writing, Homeschooling, Work On Writing, Creative Writing
7th Grade Writing
Kindergarten Writing
Homeschooling
Work On Writing
Creative Writing
Students select a character trait, job and place (e.g. a vain model on a plane). Then they “become” their own characters by writing character sketches that tell reades about the situation they are experiencing . A three-minute teacher demo will show how to run a mini-lesson that will engage multi-level learners. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
We all know adults who still misspell these commonly confused words: (1) there: place (2) their: possession (3) they’re: contraction. A two-minute videoscribing tutorial demonstrates the importance of “getting it right.” There's also a review lesson on the tutorial about the power of a well-placed comma. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Grammar Tips, Grammar And Punctuation
Grammar Tips
Grammar And Punctuation
We all know adults who still misspell these commonly confused words: (1) there: place (2) their: possession (3) they’re: contraction. A two-minute videoscribing tutorial demonstrates the importance of “getting it right.” There's also a review lesson on the tutorial about the power of a well-placed comma. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have lessons delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
Take away one public speaking fear factor by pre-selecting three people in an audience to focus on during a presentation. Follow this pin to a four-minute video podcast that will give you step by step instructions for a speech lesson that will entertain you and relax your students. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have tips delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Public Speaking Activities, Public Speaking Tips, Speaking Skills, Speech Lessons, Speech And Debate, Presentation Skills, High School English, Vocabulary
Public Speaking Activities
Public Speaking Tips
Speaking Skills
Speech Lessons
Speech And Debate
Presentation Skills
High School English
Vocabulary
Take away one public speaking fear factor by pre-selecting three people in an audience to focus on during a presentation. Follow this pin to a four-minute video podcast that will give you step by step instructions for a speech lesson that will entertain you and relax your students. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or have tips delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips
These five transitions will work hard for you if you want to play with your readers’ emotions: (1) regrettably (2) fortunately (3) for instance (4) perhaps (5) ultimately. To find out more about the power of the fabulous-five transitions, follow this pin back to my blog. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or click the following link to have lessons delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm Teaching High School, Writing Lessons, Writing Resources, Writing Advice, Writing A Book
Teaching High School
Writing Lessons
Writing Resources
Writing Advice
Writing A Book
These five transitions will work hard for you if you want to play with your readers’ emotions: (1) regrettably (2) fortunately (3) for instance (4) perhaps (5) ultimately. To find out more about the power of the fabulous-five transitions, follow this pin back to my blog. Find more tips at http://pinterest.com/elaseminars/ or click the following link to have lessons delivered to your inbox: http://elaseminars.com/opt-in-1.htm
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
15 Five Minute Teaching Tips