Teacher Website Research
😊Helpful Sites for Teachers!😊
The Classroom Architect
The Classroom Architect
http://classroom.4teachers.org/
Classroom Arrangement-
This website is a great tool to give a teacher a 3D model of a classroom that can allow them to be able to plan out on where everything is going to go. On how to model their classroom to see where and what should go in a certain place, also being allowed to color coat to represent on what the object, rug, or shelf is for a certain category. For example, you might want to put your book shelfs over by where you want your quiet area to be where children want to go for some quiet time or to read a book. Its an organized way to where you can plan out your classroom efficiently, like having a blue print.
Getting Organized
Classroom Organization-
Mrs. McDavid is sharing tips on how she was being asked by other teachers on how to organize their classroom properly. She explained how the smallest of details can make the biggest impact on the classroom, that the more organized your classroom is that the more time you are able to spend teaching rather than looking for supplies and materials. A few examples of her ideas are, organizing the teachers desk, managing a To Do List, organizing homework, and organizing work to grade and already graded assignments.
Classroom Activities-
http://www.jumpstart.com/parents/activities/classroom-activities
This website is perfect for those who are preschool and elementary school teachers that are looking for fun activities for their classroom in all subjects. It provides different games and activities that students can do based on grade level. These activities have been known to keep the students engaged and excited, getting hooked into learning and practicing scholastic skills. For example, an activity for first grade called Piece O'Cake is learning about only fractions 1/4 and 1/2 by using a coloring page to what pieces to color in to find how much Miss. Pickle should serve the desert, it not only teaches coloring skills but also learning math skills as well, so doing something that the kids love will keep them engaged in the learning process.
Classroom Structure-
https://education.seattlepi.com/structure-routines-prek-classroom-5062.html
The website gives helpful tips on how to keep a well structed classroom for preschoolers, because it shows on how framework for behavior and activities in the classroom gives young learners a sense about a routine and familiarity that feels at a comfortable level. For example, transitioning from one activity from another can be tricky, but if a teacher knows how to manage transitions well then the kids will know just what to do. Using an example such as a five minute warning when one activity is about to end prepares the kids for the next transition, by using either a bell, flipping the lights on and off or using a timer to make the children know that the activity is over. If it does take longer to use a song or a timer to clean up if it takes longer. So this site is very helpful especially if you have many children in your classroom.
Classroom Activities-
http://www.jumpstart.com/parents/activities/classroom-activities
This website is perfect for those who are preschool and elementary school teachers that are looking for fun activities for their classroom in all subjects. It provides different games and activities that students can do based on grade level. These activities have been known to keep the students engaged and excited, getting hooked into learning and practicing scholastic skills. For example, an activity for first grade called Piece O'Cake is learning about only fractions 1/4 and 1/2 by using a coloring page to what pieces to color in to find how much Miss. Pickle should serve the desert, it not only teaches coloring skills but also learning math skills as well, so doing something that the kids love will keep them engaged in the learning process.
Classroom Structure-
https://education.seattlepi.com/structure-routines-prek-classroom-5062.html
The website gives helpful tips on how to keep a well structed classroom for preschoolers, because it shows on how framework for behavior and activities in the classroom gives young learners a sense about a routine and familiarity that feels at a comfortable level. For example, transitioning from one activity from another can be tricky, but if a teacher knows how to manage transitions well then the kids will know just what to do. Using an example such as a five minute warning when one activity is about to end prepares the kids for the next transition, by using either a bell, flipping the lights on and off or using a timer to make the children know that the activity is over. If it does take longer to use a song or a timer to clean up if it takes longer. So this site is very helpful especially if you have many children in your classroom.
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