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Using Choice Boards with Gifted and Talented Students
Choice boards are a great tool to give students ownership over their own learning. By offering structured options, students feel empowered, leading to more engagement, ownership, and success. What Are Choice Boards? You are probably already using some version of choice boards in your classroom. They are a perfect way to engage early finishers. Most Read more
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Rube Goldberg Chain Reaction Machine STEM Project
A chain reaction machine, inspired by Rube Goldberg, is a fun way to learn physics and engineering. It uses connected events and simple machines like ramps, pulleys, and levers to complete a task. Students design their own machines, exploring energy transfer and the engineering process. Read more
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Fraction Extensions for Gifted and Talented Students
Teaching fractions can be challenging, especially when balancing intervention with enrichment. High-achieving students often master fraction basics quickly, requiring deeper challenges rather than new concepts. Activities like “Which One Doesn’t Belong?”, logic puzzles, and real-world applications ensure these students stay engaged while strengthening their understanding. Read more
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Artificial Intelligence Tips for Teachers
AI tools can assist teachers by excelling at language-based tasks like rewriting text, summarizing information, providing feedback, and correcting grammar. Tools like ChatGPT, Grammarly, and Brisk are recommended, though AI has limitations, especially with math and generating realistic images. Teachers should verify AI outputs, use them transparently, and explore resources like “AI for Education” for… Read more
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10 Tips for Using a 3D Printer with Elementary Students
Are you thinking about getting a 3D printer for your elementary classroom? A 3D printer can be a great addition to engage and challenge your students. The following tips will help you get started. Read more
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“Which One Doesn’t Belong?” Math Activity for Gifted and Talented Students
Are you looking for a critical-thinking math activity that engages and challenges your gifted and talented students? Which One Doesn’t Belong (WODB) is a perfect math activity for your classroom. Everyone can participate and provide different answers, yet all of the answers can be correct! WODB can transform how your students think about math. Read more
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