Differentiated instruction made easy : hundreds of multi-level activities for all learners: grades 2-8 / Phyllis Kaplan.
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TextPublication details: San Francisco, CA : Jossey-Bass, 2008.Description: xvi, 205 p.: ill; 28 cmContent type: - Text
- Unmediated
- Volume
- 978-0-470-37235-7
- 371.394 K14d
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Reading activities -- Spelling activities -- Writing activities -- Math activities History activities -- Geography activities -- Science activities -- Media activities --Art activities -- Music activities -- Imagine-ifs : fantasy activities -- Peacemaking and service learning -- Multilevel gameboards -- Multilevel task wheels -- Open-ended add-ons -- Awards.
Differentiated Instruction Made Easy is a hands-on resource that is designed for teachers to support the individual learning needs of their students as they participate in similar tasks. Teachers will find hundreds of creative ideas that will motivate adn reinforce learning for all students in grades 2-8. The book`s dynamic activities are targeted to specific subject areas and will help students to experience success despite their learning challenges. This book contains: ready-to-use activities that support the teaching of standards-based subjects across the curriculum; tools for reading, math, science, and written expression; chapters on art, music, media, service learning, and peace; and teacher-student contracts, multi-level game boards, spinners, task cards and wheels, and open-ended add ons. Teachers can use the book to encourage students to design their own games, task wheels, and activities reflecting their individual interests and strengths. Differentiated Instruction Made Easy helps teachers tap into each child`s passion--the first step to developing students who are truly motivated to learn
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