Giza, the annoyingly mischievous kitten actually loves to play fetch with paper balls. Students, I'm sorry my kitten ate your homework. #kittensofinstagram #sixmontholdkitten #somuchpaper
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Giza, the annoyingly mischievous kitten actually loves to play fetch with paper balls. Students, I'm sorry my kitten ate your homework. #kittensofinstagram #sixmontholdkitten #somuchpaper
Just hanging out with some stuffed animals today. #yolo #CMSwag #thethingsido #teacherthings
If you turn your head just right, my sunburn looks like a pokeball. No, I wasn't catching Pokemon when I got it. #nofilter #notintentional #yesitisaspainfulasitlooks #gottacatchemall
The English department at my school uses Grammar Codes for correcting essays. It takes down the amount of colored ink (not just red ink) we have to mark on student papers.
Students will get their essays back with circled errors and numbers by them. Students have to, then, go through their paper in order of occurrence and number each code. Next they have to fix their errors by handwriting out the complete rule and then fix it under the rule.
That happens for grammar codes 2-12. For the first grammar code, which is misspelled word, students have to rewrite the word correctly 10 times.
They complain about this one out the wazoo!
My question is, how effective is it to make them write something over and over again to teach spelling?
If it is effective, please tell me because I’m looking for the research that backs it up.
If not, what other strategies could I use in my class to help students fix their misspelled word errors?
I have a coloring calendar, and with the face, I thought it would be cool this month to do something way different. Typically I stay in the lines, but this time I wanted to make my own lines. The colors surrounding the face are, for the most part, the different colors and patterns of world flags. This isn't some form of protest, but I do want to say that all lives matter and all lives are beautiful. #colortheworldbeautiful
A year ago today, I came home to find this rose in pitiful spirits. Now a year later and it's trying to take over its pot and perhaps the world like it took my heart. Go little rose, go! #theroseithoughtikilled #verymuchalive
I made my students brownies yesterday. #secondyearteacher #aprilfools #gotthemgood
Happy one year anniversary to the rose I almost killed last year. On this day a year ago, I will given this rose. The person who gave it to me no longer matters. What does matter is the lessons this plant has taught me in the last year. #theroseithoughtikilled
New rose plant! The other one is almost a year old in my possession so let's see how far this one will go. #theroseihaventalmostkilledyet #greenthumb
My view for the Super Bowl. #jinjatheninja #catsofinstagram #lessonplanning
Found an early draft of what I wanted to be a Thrift Shop parody. I've got mine down pretty solid for figurative language though.
Lady Macbeth: is that a dagger in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?
Macbeth: i'm just happy to see you ;)
Lady Macbeth: pathetic
Today a freshman told me he would rather read the "To be or not to be" play, and I had to explain to him the order in which we read Shakespeare in high school. He will eventually get to Hamlet. Let's start tragically easy with some star-crossed lovers. Then, as sophomores, it will become tragically difficult as we read about a man who is plagued by a hunger for power and a prophecy of death. I don't remember what junior year is, but I believe senior year will be the tragedy of all tragedies starring Gilderoy Lockhart as a man plagued by his father's ghost. I just noticed how many Shakespearean tragedies are read in high school. That is a tragedy in itself.
this is so beautiful
holy shit. this is a much more beautiful way of saying what I try to mention at every event now and what I tried to convey through Nina.
BE TOO MUCH.
If I were stuck on a planet away from everything warm and comfortable, the following would be journal entries from this week:
Day 1: The control center informed me today that I am without climate control within my bunker. Shall I give up and freeze already?
Day 2: The lifeforms on this planet show no signs of stopping what sounds like laughter coming from their mouths at the way I dress. I fear there may not be intelligent life.
Day 3: The temperature is unbearable, but I have survived another day in the arctic wasteland. I have gathered additional layers in hopes to bear through it.
Day 4: I may have found intelligent life. The lifeforms are evolving and are feeling what I feel: the dark coldness of our situation.
Day 5: After 5 days on this planet, I am finally adapting to the climate within my bunker. The same cannot be said of what waits outside and for the next week...
My cat loves his Christmas box. I can't convince him to come out. #catcurrentlysleepinginbox #catsofinstagram #jinjatheninja
Being raised Catholic like
Also happens when you’re raised Lutheran.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who has thought this!