Since it's Monday, it's time to catch up with Tara and 4th Grade Frolics for Monday Made It!
I want to use more inquiry based learning this year. This Wonderings Wall will be a great place for kids to ask questions or wonderings simply by writing them on a Post-It and placing their thought on the Wall. Consider it a very visual "W" in a KWL!
And as I'm looking at this picture, I'm "wondering" why I didn't glue the word "Wonderings" on straight. Hmmmmm.....
I made the Writer's Toolbox Label (Superhero Theme) and you can get it from my TpT Store if you'd like to make your own.
I saw something very similar to this Back to School student gift at Stellar Students during last Monday's MMI. The design she showed was a little more primary so I made these for my 4th graders. These are a freebie in my TpT Store! Just print and attach to a glow stick and leave them on your students' desks on Back to School Night and you're sure to get your year glowing smoothly! :)
Just a reminder that TODAY is the last day for my Super Sale at my TpT Shop! Happy shopping!
Great for Prefix & Suffix Work for Grades 4-6
Improves Mental Math & Number Sense!
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Can't wait to see what other crafting inspirations await me at Monday Made It! I hope to see you there!!
I'm a new follower on google connect! Thanks for your wonderful ideas!
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Love the glow stick idea! Thanks for the freebie :)
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Fun in Room 4B
I love the glow stick idea too! I am just wondering if they snap when you put the tag on them? I love your "Wonderings" board too. It looks great!!
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Fourth Grade Flipper
Love the "Wonderings" wall!
ReplyDeleteI have a glow stick made it this week!! Great minds think alike! I really like the design for yours! I'm also lovin' those toolboxes - such a neat idea!
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Polka Dot Lesson Plans
I love your wonderings wall!! I started using inquiry based learning last year and will continue this year as well. I had a "Wonder Wall" last year and that image is circulating around pinterest but it may not be the one that inspired you.
ReplyDeleteMy kids loved the wonder wall and we did a bunch of non-fiction writing using their wonderings.
I'll have to check in here to see how inquiry is going for you through out the year, it's always nice to read from other people who are starting to try more inquiry!
Heidi
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I love your wondering wall! I use one as well that my kids and I love. Yours looks super cute!
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A "Wondering Wall" is a great idea. I really wish I had more wall space!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the freebie! Love your "Wondering Wall"! I am your newest follower! Check out my new blog at teachingwithmrsbro.blogspot.com
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I'm a new follower. I'm glad I found your blog!
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I love the glow stick idea! :) All of your stuff looks great!
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I'm a new follower on Google! Great idea for the writer's toolbox. I love that my students would have everything all in one spot instead of spending 10 minutes of their writing time "looking" for those things.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea with the Wondering Wall! I really, really dig that! I have an empty door that I could use for that!
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Rockin' and Lovin' Learnin'
Cute blog! I can't wait to check out your number of the day at your TPT store. Thank you for commenting on my blog! I'm a real newbie so I appreciate the support! LeAnn at 4thgrade4ever.blogspot.com
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