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• Try some procedures that get every child involved:– Pose the question before saying a students’ name– Random Name Callers

• http://tinyurl.com/692tlxh

– Remember Wait Time– Use Paired Responses (A/B partner response)– Use choral responses– Use hand signals (thumbs up/down)– Use response cards– Use response systems

Get to Know Your Students’ Interests!

– Informal Conversations– Interest Inventorieso http://printables.scholastic.com/printables/

detail/?id=35571o https://www.livebinders.com/play/play?

id=475167o Getting To Know Your Students

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#7 DeBono’s Six Thinking Hats

Process

Facts

Feelings

Creativity

Benefits

Cautions

Blue: How will we organize our work? What thinking is needed? How did it go?

White: What are the facts? Are the facts reliable? What other information is needed? How do I find out?

Red: How do I feel about this? What is my gut feeling?

Green: What new ideas do we have? What are the possibilities? What are your best hopes?

Yellow: What is positive? What is valuable? Why is it useful?

Black: What are the problems? What are the risks? What are the weaknesses?

DeBono’s Six Thinking Hats:

Use each of the hats to consider this issue:

BYOD—Students bring your own device to school to use for technology.

• Assign each person at the table one hat to “wear”.

• Jot down ideas from your hat’s perspective.

• When the timer begins, share your thoughts in round robin fashion, beginning with the White Hat.

With Your Table Group…

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Fakebook

21 Digital Tools to Build Vocabulary

• http://www.learningunlimitedllc.com/2013/02/20-digital-tools-for-vocabulary/

Tagxedo

• www.tagxedo.com

• Variation on wordle

• Shapes

4 I have everything described in level 3, AND I go beyond what was directly taught in class.

3I have all the simple information, AND I have no major errors on the complex knowledge directly taught in class.

2I have the simple, yet important information, BUT I have major errors on the more complex knowledge.

1 I make major mistakes. I just don’t understand it yet.

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Form for Setting Personal Goals

• Name: Avery DeMarco• My goal: A score of 4.0 by the end of the unit.• What will I do to accomplish my goal? I will

work on my presentation of how heritable and nonheritable traits affect each other for at least ten minutes each night.

• How well am I doing? I’m not keeping up with my plan to work 10 minutes each night. I have to stop watching TV so much.

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Dat

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Dat

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Dat

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Dat

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Dat

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My Progress in Writing Process—Content and Organization

Goal

Achievement

Effort

Examining Effort and Preparation

4To be sure I accomplish my goal, I’m trying harder and preparing more than I think is necessary.

3I’m trying hard enough and preparing well enough to accomplish my goal.

2 I’m trying hard but not preparing as well as I could.

1 I’m not trying very hard or preparing very well.

0 I’m not really trying or preparing at all.

TABOO

This favorite game is a great tool for students to practice vocabulary and summarize. The object is to get someone to say the word using clues that don’t use the “taboo” words.

president

Obama

White House

Republican

Washington

Lincoln

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TABOO

Adverb

AdjectiveModifyPart of speechTime Verb

Latitude & Longitude

LinesMapGlobeParallelsPrimeGrid

Latitude & Longitude

LinesMapGlobeParallelsPrimeGrid

•Teachers or students can make cards–Higher level thinking with student-made cards

•Index cards work well•Play demonstration game•Pairs, small groups, entire classroom with two teams•The more “taboo” words, the more difficult the game

Taboo

Who am I?

o Teacher makes note cards with one person or vocabulary word they’ve studied in class on each card.

o Students are in pairs. Student A chooses a card holds it on their forehead, showing Student B. Student A must ask yes or no questions of Student B to determine their person or vocabulary word.

Who am I?

oLet’s play! oIn your group, pick one person to turn away from the screen. oThe name appears on the screen. oThe “It” person asks yes or no questions until he or she answers correctly.

Who Am I?

• Lady Gaga

Vietnam War

Things associated with weather

Tornado

Hurricane

Cold front

Cumulus clouds

Sleet

Barometer

El Nino

Things associated with oceans

Waves

Moon

Algae

Pacific

Ships

Tropical fish

George Clooney

Rivers of the World

Nile

Missouri

Thames

Hudson

Amazon

Mississippi

Swanee

Things associated with plants

Photosynthesis

Foliage

Stems

Fertilizer

Chlorophyll

Pollinate

Chia pets

v

Things associated with

2008 Presidential ElectionPrimaries

Barack Obama

John McCain

National Conventions

“I approved this message”

Sarah Palin

Joe Biden

Things associated with autumn

Fall Foliage

Football

Back-to-school

Halloween

World Series

Thanksgiving

Fireplaces

Things associated with June

First Day of Summer

Vacation

Thunderstorms

Flag Day

Graduations

Gemini and Cancer

Father’s Day

Things associated with May

May Day

Graduations

Flowers

Memorial Day

Thunderstorms

Sunshine

Cinco de Mayo

Things associated with April

Rain Showers

April Fool’s Day

Income Tax

Baseball Season

Spring Fever

“Take Your Child To Work” Day

Flowers

Things associated with March

Snow

St. Patrick’s Day

March Madness

Wind

Daylight Savings Time

Lion/Lamb

Spring

Things associated with Valentine’s Day

Hearts

Candy

Roses

Jewelry

Love

Be Mine

Cupid

Things associated with February

1

65

2

7

4

3

Things associated with earth science

1

6

5

32

7

4

Things associated with science

Oxygen

Carbon Monoxide

Helium

Neon

Rotate

Revolve

Atom

Things associated with Winter Break

Snow

Sleep

Presents

Santa Claus

New Year’s Eve

Chestnuts

Shopping

Things associated with August

Back-to-School

Hot Weather

Football Season

Martha Stewart’s Birthday

Anniversary of Elvis Presley’s Death

Professional Development

Alarm Clocks

Things associated with May

May Day

Thunderstorms

Graduation

TV Sweeps Week

Memorial Day

Cinco de Mayo

Flowers

Things associated with August

Back-to-school

Dogs Days of Summer

Football Season

Professional Development

Anniversary of Elvis Presley’s Death

Anniversary of “I Have a Dream” Speech

Anniversary of Princess Diana’s Death

Things associated with January

New Year’s Day

Martin Luther King

American Idol

Snow

New Year’s Resolutions

Football

Capricorn

Things associated with Thanksgiving

Turkey

Cranberry sauce

Football

Indigestion

Shopping

Pilgrims

Pie

Things associated with “October”

Halloween

Football

Autumn

World Series

Falling Leaves

Fireplace

Pumpkins

Things associated with April

Showers

April Fool’s Day

Income Tax

Baseball Season

Tornadoes

Spring Breaks

Easter Bunny

Things associated with March

First Day of Spring

St. Patrick’s Day

Lion, Lamb

“March Madness”

Flowers

Academy Awards

Lent

U.S. Presidents

Abraham Lincoln

George Washington

Franklin Roosevelt

Harry Truman

Richard Nixon

Bill Clinton

Dwight Eisenhower

Things associated with math

Equation

Addition

Subtraction

Equals

Division

Bar graph

Pi

Authors/Poets

John Steinbeck

William Shakespeare

Mark Twain

Stephen King

Emily Dickinson

Ernest Hemingway

Maya Angelou

Things associated with fiction

Character

Plot

Setting

Dialogue

Foreshadowing

Metaphor

Theme

Things associated with the topography

Plateau

Mountain

Bay

Canyon

Lake

Mesa

Forest

Things associated with today

Achievement Gap

Building Background Knowledge

Nonlinguistic

Pyramid

Vocabulary

Consistency

Quadratic Equation

Things associated with Shakespeare

Romeo and Juliet

Globe Theater

To be or not to be

Hamlet

Midsummer Night’s Dream

“A rose by any other name…”

Tragedy

Things associated with the Internet

Google

Search Engine

Wiki

RSS

Home Page

A I M

Blog

Link

Things associated with basketball

Free throw

Michael Jordan

North Carolina

Traveling

Shaq

Harlem Globetrotters

Dribble

Things associated with math

Circumference

Diameter

Square

Rectangle

Right triangle

Hypotenuse

Rhombus

1

Famous people

65

32

74

Famous people

1

4

3

65

7

2

Math Terms

14/16

1/33/4

6/12

1

65

32

7

4

1

6

5

32

7

4

Countries of the World

21

3

4

5

6

7

Love Stories

Famous people

1 2

65

3

7

4

Famous people

1 2

65

3

4

7

1 2

6

5

3

4

States

7

1

4

32

5

2

1 3

4 5 6

7

Born and/orraised in Connecticut

U.S. Presidents

Abraham Lincoln

George Washington

Franklin Roosevelt

Harry Truman

Richard Nixon

Bill Clinton

Dwight Eisenhower

1 2

6

5

3

4

7World War 2

1

2

65

3

4

7

1 2

65

3 4

7

Things associated with January

65

32

7

41

1

2

6

5

47

3

Tourist Attractions

1 2

6

5

3

4

7World War 2

Famous people

1 2

65

3

4

7

1

2

65

3

4

7

1 2

65

3 4

7

1

4

32

5

Things associated with physics

Force and motion

Isaac Newton

Gravity

Pulleys

Matter

Friction

Magnet

Things associated with Halloween

Costume

Witch

Candy

Dracula

Scary

Trick or treat

Goblins

Things associated with England

Tea

Princess Diana

Big Ben

Castles

London

BBC

Henry VIII

respiratory system, circulatory system, nervous system, skeletal system

Lake Michigan, Gulf of Mexico, Nile River, English Channel

cell, mitosis, nucleus, cell wall

sun, Mercury, solar system, meteor

respiratory system, circulatory system, nervous system, skeletal system

Lake Michigan, Gulf of Mexico, Nile River, English Channel

cell, mitosis, nucleus, cell wall

computer, mouse, blog, wiki

United States, Canada, England, India

inch, foot, yard, mile

Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, Chicago

oxygen, carbon dioxide, helium, neon

Rocky Mountains, Appalachian Mountains, Alps, Pyrenees

Sun, Mercury, solar system, meteor

Fraction, 3/10, numerator, 4/5=8/10

Drums, cymbals, marimba, tambourine

Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia, Alabama

Symmetrical, parallel, perpendicular, congruent

Solar system, meteor, orbit, Saturn

Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, Sadam Hussein

England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales

World War II, Vietnam, Revolutionary War, Desert Storm

Cuba, Spain, Japan, Chile

Plot, character, setting, author

respiratory system, circulatory system, nervous system, skeletal system

tornado, cold front, hurricane, sleet

Lake Michigan, Gulf of Mexico, Nile River, English Channel

cell, mitosis, nucleus, cell wall

Percussion Instruments

Capital cities

Things associated with A Tale of

Two Cities

Parts of speech

BaysThings Vincent

Van Gogh would say

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

LakesParts of a

cell

Lines from Shakespeare plays

Music composers

Books by Mark Twain

Countries in Africa

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Terms & Details

Coffee Drinks

Measure-ments of a

circle

Things associated with the

Renaissance

Characteristics of mammals

Books by John Steinbeck

International Organizations

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

Synonyms for “happy”

Titles of plays

Things that happened in the 1970’s

Shapes

Things associated with Harry Truman

Amphibians

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

Super Bowl winners

Things a paleontologist

would say

Things that happened in the 1960’s

Battles

Things associated with To Kill a Mockingbird

Ceremonies

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

Ways of walking

Systems

Lines from poems

Things that an economist would say

Things found in ancient

Egypt50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

Sources of energy

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

Things that are living

Liquids

Prime numbers

Parts of the digestive system

Things that

conduct heat

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

Adverbs

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

FractionsParts of the solar system

Countries in Asia

Punctuation marks

Sources of energy

Types of Internet sites

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

Things in the sky

Famous generals

Positions in the President’s

Cabinet

News anchors

Types of sentences

TV Westerns

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

Missions in California Fairy tales

Locations of Olympics

Things associated with the stock

market

Provinces of Canada

“Wonders of the World”

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

Sports that are played with

rackets

Countries in South America

Things that

magnify

Styles of architecture

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

Artists

Theories about why dinosaurs became extinct

Things associated with

Wisconsin

Reality TV Shows

Things that spin

Properties of matter

50 POINTS 50 POINTS 50 POINTS

100 POINTS 100 POINTS

200 POINTS

Vocabulary Terms & Phrases

Women sports stars

Software

Things associated with “yesterday”

Guaranteed and viable curriculum

Motivation

Jeopardy

Instruction

Graphic organizer

Home environment

Feedback

Charades

Things associated with Halloween

Costume

Witch

Candy

Dracula

Scary

Trick or treat

Goblins

Things associated with Thanksgiving

Turkey

Cranberry sauce

Football

Indigestion

Shopping

Pilgrims

Pie

Things associated with St. Patrick’s Day

Green

St. Patrick’s Day

Shamrocks

Leprechauns

Beer

Ireland

Parade

Things associated with Valentine’s Day

Cupid

Heart

Chocolate

Be Mine

Hershey Kisses

Roses

Romantic dinner

Rivers

Nile

Missouri

Thames

Hudson

Amazon

Mississippi

Swanee

Things associated with oceans

Waves

Moon

Algae

Pacific

Ships

Tropical fish

George Clooney

Things associated with plants

Photosynthesis

Foliage

Stems

Fertilizer

Chlorophyll

Pollinate

Chia pets

Things associated with earthquakes and volcanoes

Fault

Richter

Lava

Mt. St. Helens

Tsunami

San Andreas Fault

Dormant

Things associated with addition/subtraction

Sum

Total

Minus

Addend

Whole number

Equals

Plus

Things associated with basketball

Free throw

Michael Jordan

North Carolina

Traveling

Shaq

Harlem Globetrotters

Dribble

Things associated with the Internet

Google

Search Engine

Wiki

URL

Home Page

A I M

Blog

Link

Artists

Van Gogh

Michelangelo

Picasso

Monet

Rembrandt

Da Vinci

Grandma Moses

Things associated with England

Tea

Princess Diana

Big Ben

Castles

London

BBC

Henry VIII

Things associated with punctuation

Comma

Semi-colon

Quotation marks

Period

Exclamation point

Hyphen

Colon

Authors/Poets

John Steinbeck

William Shakespeare

Mark Twain

Stephen King

Emily Dickinson

Ernest Hemingway

Maya Angelou

Things associated with yesterday

Guaranteed and viable curriculum

Terms and Details

Learning goals

Feedback

Grades

Report Cards

Skills and Processes

Things associated with the Internet

Google

Search engine

Blog

Home page

Wiki

Computer

Instant Messaging

Acute

Right

Hypotenuse

Obtuse

Sides

Pythagorean theorem

Equilateral

Things associated with triangles

Adolph Hitler

Mahatma Gandhi

Winston Churchill

Pearl Harbor

Richard Nixon

Iwo Jima

Orbit

Inertia

Gravity

Circulatory System

Respiratory System

Nervous System

Bicep

Triceps

Metatarsals

Orbit

Inertia

Gravity

Circulatory System

Respiratory System

Nervous System

Bicep

Triceps

Metatarsals

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