higher level thinking

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a drawing of a woman with speech bubbles above her head and the words what's so many things on her mind?
Writing Prompts for Elementary School Students - Best Topics
Great organizer when you want students to come up with questions or ponderings about a story or particular subject--could use for group discussion too! (Free Download)
an image of a brain with paint splattered on it and the words, kk
Teaching Students About the Role of Fungi in Moving Matter in Ecosystems — The Science Penguin
Interactive Notebook Freebie to Teach Your Students About Learning!
a blue and white poster with the words 10 what questions to do in children's growth minds
10 questions to help children develop a growth mindset
the khlaq poster for the 21st century is shown in purple and black
An Update to the Upgraded KWL for the 21st Century
KWHLAQ-v2-tolisano
Kindergarten Inquiry Ideas, Spring Provocations, Inquiry Based Learning Activities, Kindergarten Inquiry, Plants Kindergarten, Hyacinth Bulbs, Sharing The Planet, Bulb Plants
Investigating Bulb Plants
a paper with writing on it that says classroom expectations
Dear. Lord. Yes. All of this!
Fixed vs. growth mindset bulletin board. Love this! Fixed Vs Growth Mindset, College Board, School Nurse, School Psychology, Classroom Displays
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Fixed vs. growth mindset bulletin board. Love this!
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How I Plan and Implement Project/Inquiry Based Learning In My Class
Inquiring Minds: Mrs. Myers' Kindergarten: How I Plan and Implement Project/Inquiry Based Learning In My Class
a blackboard with a qr code on it and the words making thinking visible
Making Thinking Visible Using iPad Apps
Making Thinking Visible Using iPad Apps
an image of a printable balance sheet for students to use in their classroom or home
Critical Thinking Skills
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the true strength in our classroom lies in the collaboration of learning, not the knowledge of one expert
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The true strength in our classroom lies in the collaboration of learners, not in the knowledge of one expert.
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Interactive Notebooks – Teaching Social Studies and Language Arts
I use question strips most often when I want to guide students in reading their textbook or another type of nonfiction article. 7 – 10 questions will fit on a strip,depending on how involved the answer is to the question. I use a Word document in landscape orientation, then insert a table. Once I’ve formatted the individual column, I just cut and paste. Students work on them individually or in pairs, and then I review them with the class.
a poster with the words questions and what do you think about them? on it
Questions: Building the Foundation for Critical Thinking - Classroom Poster
Questions: Building the Foundation for Critical Thinking
a diagram that shows the different types of thinking and how to use it in this project
Nurturing a Culture of Thinking From the Start
Visible Thinking is about helping students become better thinkers. #education