Monday, July 9, 2012

Monday Made It

Happy Monday Made It!  I am linking up with Tara for my first Monday Made It Linky. 
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

25 comments:

  1. I love how your charts came out Tracey!! They came out adorable!! :)
    Lisa
    Learning Is Something to Treasure

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  2. 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:)))

    4th Grade Frolics

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    1. Thanks Tara! Gotta love an easy way to assess.

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  3. Thanks 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.

    I also teach in Illinois, and I am your newest follower.

    Jennifer
    Lifelong Learning

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    1. Thanks Jennifer! I became your newest follower today too! Illinois teachers gotta stick together, huh???
      :)

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  4. Your 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!

    I'm your newest follower.

    Kelly @ I'm Not Your Grandpa, I'm Your Teacher

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    1. Thanks Kelly! I thought it would be a great reminder too.

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  5. I 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.

    Julie
    Math is Elementary

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  6. 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!

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    1. Thanks for following. I will stop by your blog!

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  7. A "Wonder Wall".....LOVE IT! So simple, yet effective.
    Newest follower.

    Patti
    One Class, One Sound

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  8. I pinned the exit chart sign too! Love your "star" themed idea! :)
    TeachPrayLove

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  9. Some of these are on my to-do list, too! Great job!

    Your newest follower,

    Amanda
    Teaching Maddeness
    Come join my linky party!

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  10. Thanks Amanda. I'm your newest follower!

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  11. This looks great, thanks for sharing.

    Jill
    Bubbalulu.blogspot.com

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  12. Tracey,

    Thanks for checking out my blog. I am now your newest follower!! I love this Monday Made It!!

    Christa
    sweetlifeofsecondgrade

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  13. Love the wonder wall poster! Where did you get the thought and word bubbles?

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    1. I 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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