#firstgrade

[tanishateachertalk]

Exploring the Magic of Storytelling in First Grade!

Hello, everyone!

Today in our first-grade class, we embarked on a magical journey through the world of stories! 🌟 We focused on identifying the basic elements of a story: characters, setting, and plot. We read The Three Little Pigs and had a fantastic discussion about our favorite characters and what made them special.

Highlights of Our Lesson:

Read Aloud: The kids loved listening to the story and giggling at the Big Bad Wolf’s antics! 🐺

Interactive Chart: Together, we created a chart to visualize the characters, setting, and plot. It was a colorful explosion of creativity!

Character Maps: In pairs, students filled out character maps, describing their chosen character’s traits. We even had some surprising choices—who knew one of the pigs had a secret love for gardening? 🌱

Takeaway: Engaging with stories helps develop critical thinking and imagination. Encourage your child to tell you their own stories at home—who knows what adventures they might come up with. Comment some of their stories below!

[boringbodywithacrazymind]

School Phots pc: Mable Barron 2023 ~ 1st Grade/ TK

[glitterbeneaththerot]

[kagillia]

Two of my firstgraders started sorting our books today. They can't really read yet, so they sorted them by width. Made me think of Mitch's system for sorting books.

[sidabro]

Οκαυ maybe im retarded. that movie is not niche and i didnt discover a a forgotten vintage. This was nominated for best foreign film award when i was a firstgrader

[queensilber]

Me in third grad teach a firstgrader how to comunicate with the elves that lifed on the school playground:

I LOVE when children who juuuust barely understand ten percent of something find somebody (a toy or a smaller child, usually) who understands zero percent and they’re like “come hither and I shall take you under my wing and teach you my instant wisdom.”

[elafree]

Reading Comprehension Grade 1

https://www.quizurenglish.com/search/label/Grade%201%20Reading%20Comprehension

#reading #comprehension #grade1 #firstgrade #1stgrade

[beardedhandstoadshark]

https://www.tumblr.com/sometiktoksarevalid/756282168712609792?source=share

What is your opinion on this video about degree?

Kinda surprised you need a whole college degree and not an apprenticeship, but the bookkeeping alone always seemed like something that would need a lot of skill and training to organize well, so yeah. So ig it‘s a bit like "why do you need a degree to teach firstgraders“; because of all the passive actions and stuff in the background.

Also frrrrr it‘s always only ever female coded jobs/education that get flagg, she‘s spittin facts. (Is that how you use that sentence?)

[brandenton-adanet-1996]

Paper Shape Christmas Tree Craft for Kids with Free Printable- Easy art project for kindergarten and first grade that also works on shapes and spatial awareness skills. #buggyandbuddy #christmas #christmascraft #kindergarten #firstgrade #christmastreecraft

[nunmalich]

I got this lunchbox when I got into primary school as a gift every firstgrader got from the city.

I used it ever since, that makes a total of 16 years if use.

Today I took it on a little walk and picked blackberries into it.

I wish more people would post pictures of things that are used

Backpacks with patches, well worn sweaters with darned elbows, beat up water bottles and tee shirts with more holes than fabric. I want to hear people talk about their oldest possessions with all of the excitement of influencers posting a haul. I want people to be excited about the idea of having things with the type of character that can only come from years of companionship and memories.

[younglearnerscurriculum]

Phonics Esl Game l Letter G l Big G, Little g, goat, gate, goose

@younglearnersinteractives   Phonics Esl Game l Letter G l Big G, Little g, goat, gate, goose Let's learn the alphabet! Letter G Game - learn all about the Letter G. This children's game will help kids (and ESL students) learn the seventh letter of the English alphabet: the Letter G. We'll learn some words starting with the Letter G as well gate - goat - goose- ! Click here for the full playlist:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Diws0Pts6w&list=PLXAIqbAM7ChcbZHK2_9Sg46quYkeSqdy8   Young Learners Curriculum make videos for kids - from toddlers and preschool, through to kindergarten and elementary school age. Click here for the full playlist:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Diws0Pts6w&list=PLXAIqbAM7ChcbZHK2_9Sg46quYkeSqdy8   Young Learners Curriculum make videos for kids - from toddlers and preschool, through to kindergarten and elementary school age.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/younglearnerscurriculum Full Curriculum found here   https://younglearnerscurriculum.com/courses Thanks for watching!,Vocabulary Games l Letter a l Kindergarten l Preschool ESL Support Video Playlist: Teaching Letter Sounds to Young or ESL Students Preschool or Kindergarten: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNjeZ2wfO80 Vocabulary Numbers Game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nnscXPC6EA Free Digital Online Flashcards made for Mobile Devices and Tablets #flashcards: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CQzzljfCOsAn Introduction to Pokémon l Cefr Level A1 l Story Time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv4G-pk2p8Q #flashcards #gamesforkids #phonics #gate #goat #goose      #english  #eslgames #learninggames #preschool #preschoollearning #firstgrade #esl #alphabet

[myjiating]

Our special guest for the week. #petethecat #firstgrade

[babyawacs]

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[powerfulcrumpets-inc]

Yes. If for no other reason than it'd be hilarious for a firstgrader to be a competent oil painter molecular biologist and furry porn artist. Like could you imagine???

"Hello mother. I bring grave news of the future."

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[museachilles88]

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[alarrytale]

I know larries already do a lot of marketing for Louis, but do you think spreading knowledge of larrie would get more people on board? I’d never even heard of Louis until a friend of a friend vented about stunting in a discord server. That was 2 years ago and I’ve been here since, but i find that so many big blogs are cagey about trying to spread the truth to others. It’s like there’s this paradox of wanting Louis to be more popular but also being hostile to newer fans who don’t spontaneously know everything that’s happened in the past 10+ years. Like, we could just tell them. Heck I do believe and i still face hostility when i ask some blogs for clarification on ‘basic’ things the master posts gloss over because they assume everyone already knows.

“Um, don’t you remember what happened in 2012?”

No! I just got here!

I’m not saying we need a fandom missionary program, I’m just wondering why a community that claims to be dedicated to supporting two boys through injustice does so much gatekeeping of the knowledge of that injustice. I don’t mean to come off as bitter, but the longer I’m here, more more it feels like certain larrie blogs care more about feeling special for knowing the secret truth rather than getting the truth out there, even if it would help the boys they claim to love.

Hello!

So there is alot to unpack here.

I'm not sure it's a common goal for larries nowadays to spread the gospel of larry. It definitly was back in 2011-2014, when it was clear that the stunts were fake, HL worked actively against their closeting and the fandom as a whole were not split into fractions.

After Louis called larry 'a load of bullshit' and we got larry denials from both of them, fandom including larries started to tone everything down. Larries were scared of repercussions (from Louis mostly), repercussions from management towards HL (sometimes H og L had to stunt after larries were too loud and it got picked up by media). Larries' who were spreading the gospel also started to feel underapreciated because the loudest signaling from HL stopped. That was our fuel. When HL stopped fighting the closet, some larries took this as HL now willigly being in the closet to further their careers. Aka larries being loud now would sabotage HLs goals. So there are larries who dosn't think there is an injustice to fight anymore, if you understand what i'm saying. We have different views of what will 'help' them. None of us knows the whole truth. There are larries who believes in this and larries who believes in that. There isn't one common fandom lore either.

And to your part about treatment of newer fans. For us who's been here for a while it's like you've gone to first grade and progressed to thirteenth grade, but you are still in class with firstgraders who's asking firstgrader questions, didn’t do their homework and are taking up all of the teachers time. I think everyone expect newbies to read up on stuff before asking questions. If a google search can give you the answer, then google it. Explaining things over and over again can be tiresome and doesn’t make a good fandom experience. Also sometimes it's REALLY hard to explain certain things to people who weren't there when it happened. Things happen in context, and explaing why things that seems small now were really groundbreaking back then when it happened, is very difficult. Newbies also have a tendency to ask the basic stuff to bigger/older bloggers. It's like sending an e-mail to a math professor asking why 1+1=2. After answering that question several times a year for 13 years, that blogger might want to answer other more intersting questions. I always lose followers after answering basic questions, because i guess most of my followers knows the answer, have been around for years, and are tired of seeing the same thing on their dashes year after year. It's a difficult balance and i'm sorry you feel dismissed.