Genres, Meetings and a Challenge | Teacher Vlog

[@yroose8656]

You're a breath of fresh air, Bridget! Such a warm person and dedicated teacher! I call those 'spur of the moment' teaching moments organic teaching. I love your organic videos too! They're very real...not formulaic. Please don't apologize. You're very generous to share so often!

[@PrincessImaani]

Y Roose totally agree with you. I think Bridget does an amazing job with the blogging and doing grad school. Hats off to you lovely. Wish you the best.

[@marykruseski9550]

Looove the black and white dress, not a dress! So cute!😊

[@mssouthcentral2574]

Please tell us about your planner online. I love it!!! Thanks

[@kayyc4751]

what are some of the major classroom disruptions of behavior in the classroom?

[@marlagross8061]

Thanks for posting a video even though you’re super busy. Content was great too!

[@tarasummers6353]

What printer do you use that your color copies out so beautiful and bold!?

[@caffeinated.chaos.848]

Or a big thermometer and each book read color in a little bit and the goal at the top

[@TeachersMakingTheBasicsFun]

Friction Free teaching... thank for the info. Sounds like it went well.

[@thecreativecatechist]

I really enjoyed your vlog. I would love to see more of your lesson plans. Love using your ditgal teacher planner. Have a great week. Hope to meet someday.

[@NeverEnoughThyme]

Hi Bridget, I used this app when I taught 4th grade. It is great and the kids loved it. It definitely has the kids use critical thinking skills. The kids really liked writing the reviews and students were so excited to read the recommendations from their peers. It increased their reading so much. Hope you and your family are doing well.

[@brittanygodbey3020]

Hey! I use Whoo's reading with my higher 3rd graders! I love it! I have the students put a sticker on a class chart when they finish a test successfully. I sometimes attach rewards like lunch in the room for x amount of tests completed to help with motivation. I would also like to create an anchor chart with tips. For example, restating the question, using an appropriate # of sentences and what to do if you don't know what a word means. Ex: maybe whoos reading asks the theme of the text and they haven't been taught theme yet. I definitely think it has help my students' written responses and giving evidence. Even better that its free! Can't wait to see what you think and what tips you find!

[@Ladybuttahfli]

what planning program was that you're using on your ipad?

[@Star-mq9zb]

I really like your Thursday outfit!

[@teresakayintexas9929]

Is that your digital planner? It looks different.

[@rociosoto4233]

Hi Bridget!! Love your videos!!! I' m writing from Peru! 🇵🇪 I have a question. What can I do if I have a smaller classroom and 30 students. Would it be ok to split them into groups? Because having 6 in each group is kind of a mess and if I have 6 groups I won't have the time to assess them all. Thank you!!!! 😊😚

[@ruchijadoun4695]

Hi Bridget u r truly n inspiration. I'm a teacher from India. Could you suggest some activities to improve the speaking skills of children for grade 4

[@kendramaidment6754]

Whoos reading seems like the more younger, child friendly version of Goodreads.

[@soon1429]

omg you look so pretty girl

[@mr.pradhan.07]

U r really beautiful........