I follow on Facebook several blogs from teachers. I find that they offer a broad variety of developmentally appropriate activities.
The first one I follow is Becky Spence "this reading muma" she basis a lot of her stuff on her passion which is literacy related as well as a vast array of other learning areas. She offers a lot of her items for free (something in which I have found is rare as most teachers have links to their blogs taking you to https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/ where you have to pay)
The second I follow is "Playdough to Plato" by Malia. She runs this blog along with several other contributing writers where they share ideas for activities and also classroom management -design. By signing up to her blog you also can receive a weekly email introducing you to new ideas that have been added for the week. I find it easy to follow and both allow ease to search for different topics taking away the annoyance of searching through all the resources to find what is relevant.
I really enjoyed engaging in this activity and seeing what other suggestions people had on where they found good teaching links to use. I some links to my favorites from fellow EDC3100 students that they find useful.
The first one I follow is Becky Spence "this reading muma" she basis a lot of her stuff on her passion which is literacy related as well as a vast array of other learning areas. She offers a lot of her items for free (something in which I have found is rare as most teachers have links to their blogs taking you to https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/ where you have to pay)
Link to Becky Spence's blog: https://www.facebook.com/thisreadingmama/?fref=nf
The second I follow is "Playdough to Plato" by Malia. She runs this blog along with several other contributing writers where they share ideas for activities and also classroom management -design. By signing up to her blog you also can receive a weekly email introducing you to new ideas that have been added for the week. I find it easy to follow and both allow ease to search for different topics taking away the annoyance of searching through all the resources to find what is relevant.
Link to Malia's blog: http://www.playdoughtoplato.com/about-us/
I really enjoyed engaging in this activity and seeing what other suggestions people had on where they found good teaching links to use. I some links to my favorites from fellow EDC3100 students that they find useful.