Showing posts with label expectations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label expectations. Show all posts

Saturday, January 11, 2014

Miscellaneous Posters

While I am pondering my next blog post, I decide to show/offer some of the posters I have created over the years for my classroom.  As I come across/make more, I will post them too!




All About Relationships 




Angle (Anatomy)




Reduce Test Anxiety




Classroom Expectations




Lack of Planning

https://app.box.com/s/sl4ha00jqu844eivj1ul



Log Form to Exponent Form 




Math Analogy




Olay CC Cream

CC Cream is made from swirling AA Cream and BB Cream together.  This is one of my originals!  I started laughing when I saw the commercial, then hit rewind and starting sketching my idea!




Polygons




Rationalizing the Denominator





Studying for Math Test (2 pages)
I have found that many students want to blame "test anxiety" for their poor grades, when in actuality it's the lack of proper preparation and studying.




Using a Formula
I use this one very often in all my classes.  Students tend to either not write the formula or they will try to combine steps 2 and 3, often making mistakes as a result.  Step 3 has a + because it may take more than one step to completely simplify a problem (order of operations).

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

A to Z Rules & Expectations


I found this document at School of Fisher and printed it out to post in my classroom.

A few weeks later I came across it and had an inspiration.  I modified some of the expectations and typed them into a business card template I created in Excel.  On the first day of school, I will hand each student a card as they walk into my room (more than one if it's a small class).

As a break in my "first day speech", I will ask the students to read their card, starting with A.  This will help the students take ownership of the class expectations.  If we have extra time, I can have them read them again and again, trying to read them faster each time!




This is what they look like... You can download the Excel file here, but you will need to download the font RowdyFunky for it to look the same.