Kindergarten i can statements display

I can statements, I write the skill for the day or week on the sentence strip.

Hi friends! Today was our second day of school..and, well, it went better than the first!! ha! I always forget how tiring these first few weeks in kindergarten is! I'm here to show you a few pictures of my classroom! I always feel like it's a work in progress all year. And I hate how bare my walls are right now...but just give it a few weeks and anchor charts will be plastered everywhere! This is the view standing at my door. I am SO jeajous of all of you with windows! I have none! I never…

Kindergarten Classroom Tour! Looking for ideas to organize your classroom at the beginning of the year? Need lesson plans to start the year off? This post will give you some easy ideas and tips!

Learn why having a classroom focus wall is the perfect student reference display. Teachers can design a math, writing, or Ela focus wall bulletin board for free. Add learning objectives, I Can statements, weekly headers, vocabulary words, sight words, and anchor charts to display weekly or monthly Common Core content. Perfect for any kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade classroom.

Last year our school district adopted the Marzano Teacher Evaluation model. We are adding domains to be observed on each year. We are taking it slow so that teachers will really understand what they are being observed on. Soon, we will need to begin posting our student learning goals. I wanted to give it a go this year. I originally planned on using these dry erase boards to write I can statements with the kiddos each day. But then I thought – what good is it for my kiddos if they can’t…

Displaying student work is important, but figuring out where and how to easily display student work, and changing out work samples can be tricky.

I love having a focus board where I display what we're working on in class. It's a great reminder for the students...and for me :)I've heard others call it an objective board, or an anchor chart displ

I’m linking up today with Owl-ways Be Inspired to show you how I am using clothespins in the classroom. I use clothespins a few different ways. One of my favorites is to display student work. This is the display I created: I created it with some scrapbook paper, clothespins and some ribbon. The clothes pins ... Read More about Using Clothespins to Display Student Work