Tips from the Two of Us #8

Two of the most valuable tools in our K-5 Humanities curriculum are the TEKS Organizers.  They serve as a planning tool to help guide your instruction for the weeks of that unit.  They also become a place to check-off TEKS incorporated into your lessons.  At the end of the unit, it is often helpful to teachers to see what they have accomplished, what still needs to be taught, or what might need to be reviewed. Use these documents to annotate what it is you are doing (activities, lessons, etc.) and tuck them away.  The information you jot down on these will be nice little treasures for when you stumble upon them next year.

Access the QR code to share some planning tips you have as well! We look forward to getting some great ideas from everyone!

Signing out,
Jenna & Evan

Tips from the Two of Us!

GCISD Humanities coaches Jenna Brosette and Evan Payne have made it a project goal for themselves during the 2017-2018 school year to send reading, writing, and social studies tips to support K-5 teachers. The tips they send are from their new learning, professional resources studied, misconceptions they discover, and more. The tips are also being posted here on our Humanities blog to package all of them in a place for the year.  Come back for more tips throughout the year.

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