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Holidays/seasonal Common Core W.3.6 resources for staff and administrators
I Can Statements for Tennessee ELA Grade 3 First Quarter Watercolor Brights
Student-friendly versions of the state ELA standards can be seen and read across the room, as demanded by many school administrators. Use these posters to achieve your goal of improving your students’ knowledge of their essential learning. Each statement is accompanied by a fun illustration. These posters are designed for the first quarter of third grade English language arts in the state of Tennessee. They are aligned with Common Core. Plus, they are cute and colorful, with a bright watercolor
Grades:
3rd
I Can Statements for Tennessee ELA Grade 3 Third Quarter Watercolor Brights
Student-friendly versions of the state ELA standards can be seen and read across the room, as demanded by many school administrators. Use these posters to achieve your goal of improving your students’ knowledge of their essential learning. Each statement is accompanied by a fun illustration. These posters are designed for the third quarter of third grade English language arts in the state of Tennessee. They are aligned with Common Core.
I Can Statements in this pack correlate with the following
Grades:
3rd
Using Computer Keyboards as Visual Teaching Tools
"Don't look at your hands," we were told in business typing classes. "Keep your eyes on copy." That was fine in high school and junior high, but now we see core curriculum requiring that third grade students being introduced to computer keyboards. How age appropriate is touch typing based on Piaget's developmental theory? It's not.Teaching Language Arts with Eyes on KeyboardsFor too many years computer keyboarding has been taught with cardboard boxes cut up to cover the fingers on letter keys in
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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