Leading and Managing A Differentiated Classroom
Tomlinson, Carol Ann
Tomlinson, Carol Ann
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Van de Walle, John and LouAnn Lovin

Van de Walle, John and LouAnn Lovin

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Denton, Paula and Roxann Kriete
The one to get you started on Responsive Classroom
Paula Denton
Great Responsive Classroom resource
MAME is offering 3 Winter Workshops on Wednesday, January 23 4:30-6:30 at HS Paul School. The cost of the workshops is $40. Pizza and refreshments will be provided. To register, click on the title of the workshop!
By: Bailey Englot & Liz Armstrong
Come discover fun, hands-on, practical tools made out of paper to use at any grade level for any subject! Useful for organizing information, practicing skills or assessing what students know, these versatile, colourful booklets create a manageable writing space that is interactive. This make-and-take session offers a demonstration of creating a variety of these simple tools and ideas for how to use them, as well as a chance for you to try them out yourselves. You could use these with your students the next day!
By: Michele Casey and Janice Paul
This session will offer a look at ‘Literacy and the Early Reader in the Kindergarten Classroom.’ The presenters will offer a variety of different ways to use various centres. Time will be set aside for participants to make several of the centres.
By: Micheline Lafrenier and Natalie Hlady
(Sunrise School Division’s Early Numeracy Team)
Come and make your own books, games, and manipulatives to liven up your math class. All ideas/activities are adaptable to various learners. This workshop is designed for grades one to five.
MA-101 Differentiated Math Instruction (K-3) with Dr. Taylor-Cox
MA-102 Small Group Differentiated Reading Instruction
MA-103 The Learning Carpet: “Back to Square One” 101 Ways to Use the Learning Carpet
MA-104 Creating Art Through Children’s Literature
MA-105 Box Cars and One-Eyed Jacks Math Games (grades K-3)
MA-106 Yoga and Relaxation for Teachers
MA-107 Literacy Centres for Emergent Readers (Kindergarten)
MA-201 Differentiated Math Instruction (grades 4-6) with Dr. Taylor-Cox
MA-202 Small Group Differentiated Reading Instruction
MA-203 The Learning Carpet: “Back to Square One” 101 Ways to Use the Learning Carpet
MA-204 Creating Art Through Children’s Literature
MA-205 Box Cars and One-Eyed Jacks Math Games (grades 4-6)
MA-206 Yoga and Relaxation for Teachers
To register for our January 17, 2012 events, click the title of the workshop:
All January 17 sessions will be held at HS Paul School from 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
To register for our March 14, 2012 events, click the title of the workshop:
All March 14 sessions will be held at the Louis Riel Board Office. The K-3 workshop will run from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The grade 4 & 5 session will run from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Jane will share her exciting new math games in this half day workshop which includes handouts and a copy of one of her books.
Monterey Board Office – 50 Monterey
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Grade K-3 8:30 – 11:30
Grade 4-6 1:00 – 4:00
$50.00 for MAME members
$70.00 for non-members
$70.00 if you wish to become a member and attend the workshop
Box Cars products will be available for purchase
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
4:30—6:30pm
H.S. Paul School—160 Southglen Blvd
Select one of the following four workshops:
By: Lynn White
Join Lynn for an interactive session and learn how to plan and implement small group differentiated reading instruction in your classroom using the Beverly Tyner: Small Group Differentiated Reading Instruction model. Lynn will share strategies and tools to assist with grouping your students, planning your lessons, assessing student progress and ensuring that the rest of your students are engaged in meaningful literacy activities while you work with your small groups.
By:
Lana Warren
Lana, a grade 5/6 multi-age teacher, will share her journey of developing a literacy program in her classroom that is based on “The Daily 5”. This management system helps foster independence in students allowing the teacher time to work with individual or small groups of students, to track groupings and organize assessments while teaching literacy skills to students of all ages.
By: Charlene Sacher and Kathy Klenk
Come and hear how two multi-age teachers structure their math programs to suit their multi-level learners while incorporating
“Math Menus”, “Guided Math”, math games and centres, as well as technology. Suited for grades 1–6.
By: Della Takeuchi
A half day hands-on workshop that will offer a variety of art techniques reflecting the illustration styles of popular children’s literature. Leave with ideas you can immediately apply to your early years’ multi-age classroom.
Multi-age Workshop Fees
__ $20 workshop fee for MAME members
__ $40 workshop fee for non-members
__ $40 fee if you wish to become a MAME member and attend workshop
Registration Deadline: January 10. Spaces are limited.
Pizza and beverages provided.
E-mail any questions to katherine.cullen@lrsd.net or cclark@retsd.mb.ca
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