3rd grade departmentalized classroom

If you're worried about departmentalizing or being departmentalized in elementary school or primary grades-- read this post for teacher tips and a freebie to help with classroom management!

Departmentalizing is becoming increasingly popular in the younger grades, but it’s not always easy for teachers and students. You want to have a well-organized plan before you jump into this completely new experience. Here are five classroom organization tips that have saved my sanity when departmentalizing for the first time in the elementary grades! Departmentalized elementary. Elementary departmentalization.

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This year will bring about a BIG change for me! I've always been in a self-contained classroom-- until now! I took up a new position this year, and it just happens to be in a departmentalized 3rd grade! There will be 3 of us: Math, Reading, and Science/Social Studies. I decided I better do some quality research-- and go right to other teachers who have been in my shoes! After asking for tips on the All About 3rd Grade Facebook group-- I've come up with a list of my favorite ideas! 1) Assign…

Organize your papers as a departmentalized teacher and remove the stress with these 3 strategies. Designate a place for your students in each class to turn in their assignments so you don’t have to sort them later. Color code your classes and designate a storage place for papers that need to be graded and those that need to be sent home. These tips and ideas will work with elementary, middle, or high school from 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade.

Thinking about teaching in a departmentalized classroom this year? Here are some helpful tips to get your started!

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I've decided to start a new series on my blog called "TeacherBoss Hacks". The plan is to share a tip from my classroom that will hopefully be helpful to other teachers. Today's tip is on keeping track of unfinished work. Update: 2018 New classroom, new set-up, new hacks needed. So, I don't have my orange

Are you new to teaching third grade? Whether you’re a newbie or a veteran teacher, here’s what you need to know: 1. Multiplication is king. Multiplication RULES third grade math. Our standards say that students must memorize facts within 100, but it doesn’t say how we have to do it. Lots of games and teaching ... Read More about New To Teaching Third Grade?