I know that I shared a few tips a few blogs ago...but there is so much more to do! Here is a great clip of some kindergarteners asking questions after a share or even saying a comment. My whole school does Morning Meetings and so by the time they get to us, they are really good at this!
One of the ways I encourage sharing is with a Golden Ticket (great for younger kids).
At the beginning of a unit, I will create a new Golden ticket that states what we are getting ready to share.
I will write on the ticket "Tomorrow is your turn to share! Bring in something that starts with S...or is green....etc..."
Another idea I do with older kids is to send home a research book (like Eyewitness series or the I Wonder series) with a question and page number. They have to read the question and find the answer to share the next day.
Students love this idea!
I will write on the ticket "Tomorrow is your turn to share! Bring in something that starts with S...or is green....etc..."
Another idea I do with older kids is to send home a research book (like Eyewitness series or the I Wonder series) with a question and page number. They have to read the question and find the answer to share the next day.
What is the largest hailstone ever
recorded? p. 22
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How does frost and dew form? p. 24
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What is the biggest daily temperature range ever
recorded? p. 37
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What causes heat haze? p. 38
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Why is the earth tilted? p. 62
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Students love this idea!
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