I originally found these ideas on Pinterest, of course so here are the original ones from Pinterest.
The first one I
will use for an exit strategy. I will
add a question at the top on some days where the children will have to add a
sticky note on their student number to answer the question. Like a reading strategy (name a trait that describes the main character) or a math
question (show a number in expanded form). Other days I will leave it
open so the children can add anything they learned during the day. I did a star theme since my school’s mascot
is the All Stars.
The second one I
did was my Wonder Wall. I think it turned out cute. I use a lot of polka dots in my
classroom. Found this border at WalMart
for 88 cents! I will use this for the students to put these up that they are wondering about. This will help me see if I still have questions about a topic after I taught it.
I also made a
really cute mystery themed clip chart.
It’s further down my blog…
Happy Monday
everyone-
Tracey
I love how your charts came out Tracey!! They came out adorable!! :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
Learning Is Something to Treasure
Oh wow!! Those are both great ideas to add to the classroom and get a little mini assessment as you go:) Thanks for sharing and linking up:)))
ReplyDelete4th Grade Frolics
Thanks Tara! Gotta love an easy way to assess.
DeleteThanks for sharing, Tracey. I made something similar to your exit slip poster last week for Monday Made It! I can't wait to use it.
ReplyDeleteI also teach in Illinois, and I am your newest follower.
Jennifer
Lifelong Learning
Thanks Jennifer! I became your newest follower today too! Illinois teachers gotta stick together, huh???
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Love the exit strategies!
ReplyDeleteBrandi
Success in Second Grade
Thanks Brandi!
DeleteYour exit strategy is a terrific idea. Ikept meaning to do one last year, but I would forget. So I need to put it up on the wall as a reminder each day. Thanks!
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Kelly @ I'm Not Your Grandpa, I'm Your Teacher
Thanks Kelly! I thought it would be a great reminder too.
DeleteI had the same idea for an exit chart after going to a workshop this summer. I haven't gotten to mine yet, so was so excited to see how you made yours.
ReplyDeleteJulie
Math is Elementary
Thanks Julie!
DeleteI pinned the same thing:) Great job!
ReplyDeleteTonya
Tonya’s Treats for Teachers
I love the wonderwall. A great way for students to ask questions! I am your latest follower. I would love to have you stop by and visit me!
ReplyDeleteThanks for following. I will stop by your blog!
DeleteA "Wonder Wall".....LOVE IT! So simple, yet effective.
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Patti
One Class, One Sound
Thanks Patti! I'm your newest follower!
DeleteI pinned the exit chart sign too! Love your "star" themed idea! :)
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Thanks Brittney!
DeleteSome of these are on my to-do list, too! Great job!
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Amanda
Teaching Maddeness
Come join my linky party!
Thanks Amanda. I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJill
Bubbalulu.blogspot.com
Tracey,
ReplyDeleteThanks for checking out my blog. I am now your newest follower!! I love this Monday Made It!!
Christa
sweetlifeofsecondgrade
Thanks Christa!
DeleteLove the wonder wall poster! Where did you get the thought and word bubbles?
ReplyDeleteI got them at my local Lakeshore. But I know all the teacher stores carry them too. Made it super easy to make!
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