Monday, July 21, 2014

Mathematical Practices and Motivating Students



I am linking up with 4th Grade Frolics for my first #mondaymadeit. I am updating and changing the colors (not my pink area) in my classroom this year and so I wanted to make new posters for my room.

I have been working on these off and on all summer and I am so excited to finally finish them.... I went to all of the craft stores and got rockin scrapbook paper. I printed the math practices on legal size white paper and then framed them in black paper and scrapbook paper.  They are 12 by 18... I wanted the posters big enough to see across the room. I went to our county office of education and laminated them today. Even though I am not that crafty, I think they turned out cool.... :o)

I made the the big posters to go above my board at the front of the room and coordinating little "I can" posters to hang vertically on my whiteboard.

These are the big CCSS Math Practices Posters:











 These are the coordinating "I Can" mini posters:




This is a poster I made to motivate and encourage my students.




15 comments:

  1. OUTSTANDING work with your posters! I especially love the one you made to hang by your desk and the one that students see as they enter your room. Your creative work sends empowering messages to students. Way to go!

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    1. Thank You, Motivating my students is important to me.... :o)

      When I post pictures of my classroom, the patterns on my posters will make much more sense.... LOL....

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  2. These look great! Love the colors and they are easy to read! The one by your desk is my favorite! :)

    Katie
    Smiles from Second Grade

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  3. Those are wonderful posters! What a beautiful message!

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    1. Thank you... Along with verbal praise, I believe that words on the wall are a visual way of motivating and encouraging students... :o)

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  4. LOVE LOVE LOVE the motivating poster!!!

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  5. Is your "In Our Classroom..." poster available on TPT?

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    1. Hi! I tried finding the link for this poster in your freebies tab but I can't find it either! Love it! Please help!

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    2. Hi... If you go to the top of my page and click "Freebies" and then click My Classroom Resources Page... You will see a link there with the file... Let me know if you can't find it... :o)

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  6. Awesome posters! Thank you for sharing the Freebies!

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  7. Awesome posters!! Do you have the borders available on TPT or on your page?

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    1. The borders are actually scrapbook paper. I printed the words then glued them on black construction paper.... Then on scrapbook paper....

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  8. Great classroom posters! Do you have the borders available on TPT or your page? Thanks!

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