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E.D. Hirsch's Core Knowledge theory emphasizes the importance of a foundational knowledge for all students to foster effective communication and participation in society. This theory argues that reading comprehension and critical thinking rely heavily on background knowledge, and that a common, content-specific curriculum is crucial for educational excellence.
Core Knowledge Science Units
Core Knowledge History & Geography Units
Open Court Reading
Into Math
Fun Facts about the effects of movement on learning, from A Moving Child is a Learning Child by Gill Connell and Cheryl McCarthy.
Fun Facts about the effects of movement on learning, from A Moving Child is a Learning Child by Gill Connell and Cheryl McCarthy.
The brain is capable of doing ONE thinking task at a time. Once things become automated, the brain is capable of layering those tasks, such as walking and talking.
All learning begins with the body and is linked to movement developing senses and neurological pathways in the brain. Ninety percent of these connections are in place by five years of age!
There are three major learning styles: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. In our second grade classroom, I try to incorporate all three modes during daily classroom instruction.
Game based learning is a teaching strategy that connects student knowledge to a learning objective in a fun and engaging way. I try to create collaborative games for students that reinforce the curriculum content in an enjoyable way.
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Pictured Left to Right: My Husband -Chris, Daughter- Abby, Son-In-Law -Evan, Son's girlfriend -Julianne & My son -Grant.
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