Recently, I have been seeing a few of my favorite bloggers posting visual lesson plans. They were of great help to me in the first few week of teaching 1st grade! I decided that I would begin to partake in this great linky party thrown each week by Mrs. Wills Kindergarten.
I think this is just another AMAZING blog world idea! I can't even imagine what teachers from 20-30 years ago would have thought about all these new ways to share ideas. My favorite part about the visual plans is that when I teach first grade again, I can look at my visual plans and remember where I got everything. Click on the plans above to be brought to the Google Doc where you can click on the TpT items. Next week my goal will be to include my guided reading plans and my literacy/math stations.
***UPDATE on Tieks: I have had my tieks for a week now and I can say that they are stretching! I wore band aids on the backs of my heals for 3-4 days, and a band aid on the top of my foot near my big toe (which I am still wearing). Not sure if they are just not stretched enough or my feet just need to get used to them. Thank goodness they turned out to be a fit for me! Not sure what I would have done with a worn pair of to small Tieks... My best advice for anyone wanting to order this shoes....order two sizes and wear them around the house to see which pair fits best.
I love your visual plans..thanks! Could you tell me how you make them? I would so appreciate it, I'm not too tech savvy.
ReplyDeleteI create them in PowerPoint, as I do with all of my TpT products. The visual plans are made with a table and then I just write my plans in. I do a print screen (button on your keyboard) of the TpT cover page of the items that I am using for the week and paste it in then crop it down. I do the print screen (also known as a screen shot) on the TpT page where the item is and then in the PPT document I also right click and hyperlink back to the TpT site where that specific item. Not sure if any of this makes sense!
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