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About Elementary Education: Start a Pen Pal Program for the 2010-2011 School Year

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From Beth Lewis, your Guide to Elementary Education
Did you know that our K-6 Education Forum is a very popular (not to mention, easy-to-use) spot for connecting with other teachers around the globe who want to exchange letters. You should definitely take a minute and check it out. ~Beth

Start a Pen Pal Program for the 2010-2011 School Year
For many years now, teachers around the globe have flocked to the Pen Pals folder of the Elementary Education Forum in order to easily pair up with partner classrooms with whom exchange letters. I am still partial to pencil-and-paper letters, especially in this digital age. I love introducing the old fashioned feel of stamps and envelopes to my students.

It's fairly simple to set up a Pen Pal program, even if you've never done it before. The benefits are many; exchanging letters meets a wide variety of curriculum standards plus it's truly fun and enlightening for your students.

So what are you waiting for? Partner up and get writing!... Read more


How to Set Up Your Classroom Filing System
I'm certain that teaching is the most paper-laden profession of all. Making copies, collecting homework, passing out worksheets... I bet the average teacher touches thousands of pieces of paper each day!

That's why I recommend these sanity-saving tips for setting up a filing system that really makes sense and keeps your organized on a daily basis.

How do you keep from being overrun by papers in your classroom?... Read more


Strong Student Discipline to Start the New School Year
A firm, consistent discipline plan is the foundation to efficient teaching and learning. Implementing that plan begins long before students enter the classroom on the first day of school.

Furthermore, it's important to that a teacher's behavior management program (consisting of rules, rewards, and consequences) be communicated with students and parents in a deliberate and organized way.

What's your best discipline-related advice for new teachers just starting out?... Read more


Behavior Management Tools
You can't teach effectively if your students are not under control. Here's what you need to know in order to run a disciplined classroom full of respectful and productive students. Includes tips for school discipline and behavior management of students and the classroom as a whole.

 


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