#3rdchat Archive | Participate

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:00 PM EST

Welcome to #3rdchat! Give intro and tell us what distracts you!

participatechat Feb 1 @ 9:00 PM EST

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MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:00 PM EST

Great first chat with #FLedChat! Definitely need to pop in weekly from now on. Now getting ready for #3rdchat!

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:01 PM EST

Megan, co-mod for #3rdchat, T of 8th grade ELA. Noises distract me! Little taps or people talking make it hard to focus!

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:02 PM EST

Tonight's Qs #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:02 PM EST

Lindsay from North Battleford. Noises too! And screens. #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:03 PM EST

Jerrica, co-mod for #3rdchat, 4th grade teacher, distracted by my own off topic musings mostly

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:03 PM EST

Even when I'm teaching the little tapping noises distract me! 😬 #3rdchat

In reply to @LindsayMunroe

spiraledu Feb 1 @ 9:03 PM EST

hi #3rdchat Sue, 3rd Grade in Alaska. Right now my boys are distracting me. It's pizza time, trying to keep them at the table!

In reply to @MrsPug1

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:03 PM EST

ugh! I hate when you're at the movies and someone has their phone out and it's all bright and in your face! #3rdchat

In reply to @LindsayMunroe

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:04 PM EST

Welcome to #3rdchat! 3rd T and co -mod, Mary. I have a hard time focusing with noises all around, or with multiple conversations

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:04 PM EST

And restaurants/lounges that have a million TVs. So hard to focus on conversation with all that action in your eyeline! #3rdchat

In reply to @MrsAlligood13

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:04 PM EST

Hi I am Terry, co moderator and 3rd gr T in Fl. I am distracted by my bouncing brain that can't stay focused on one thing. #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:05 PM EST

Q1 up in a minute! #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:05 PM EST

Food is always a distraction to me! You'd think pizza would keep them at the table! 😋#3rdchat

In reply to @spiraledu

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:05 PM EST

Oh, sorry. And I teach Grade 2/3 #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:06 PM EST

Q1 #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:06 PM EST

Hi Lindsay, glad you're here at #3rdchat

In reply to @LindsayMunroe

hillaggie93 Feb 1 @ 9:06 PM EST

Angie from Texas! #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:06 PM EST

Hi! *waving* happy to see you at #3rdchat Our faithful friend.

In reply to @spiraledu

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:06 PM EST

Q1 Although it may feel like being a ringleader at times, supporting self-regulation strategies is huge. #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:07 PM EST

#3rdchat is happening now! You don't have to teach 3rd to join!

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:06 PM EST

Q1 #3rdchat

spiraledu Feb 1 @ 9:08 PM EST

#3rdchat honestly I've never been fond of that label. I feel some kids have more energy or are more sensitive to sensory stimuli

In reply to @MrsPug1

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:08 PM EST

A1: Find and use strategies to help them attend and focus. #3rdchat

hillaggie93 Feb 1 @ 9:08 PM EST

A1: Angie from Texas, I think the role of the Teacher with ADD/ADHD Ss is to be tolerant of their challenges. #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:09 PM EST

A1: And to be a learner along with them. Each child with those challenges is so individual. #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:09 PM EST

Hi Angie! Thanks for coming to #3rdchat tonight

In reply to @hillaggie93

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:09 PM EST

Hi #3rdchat. Sorry I'm late. My name is Dawn. I teach K-5 science in Indy

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:10 PM EST

Hi Dawn, we are on Q1, not late. Jump on in to #3rdchat Glad you're here

In reply to @bickd

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:10 PM EST

A1. Be understanding, learn more (about diagnosis/student), figure out what helps/what hurts, don't be afraid to ask for help #3rdchat

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:10 PM EST

A1: to care for and support in classroom with strategies-find what works for them, their needs vary, so should our strategies! #3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:11 PM EST

A1 remind them that their difficulties don't define them and they can overcome it #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:11 PM EST

Totally agree! Not 1 for all! Has to be indiviualized! #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:09 PM EST

A1: And to be a learner along with them. Each child with those challenges is so individual. #3rdchat

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:12 PM EST

Love the word tolerance! Embracing their challenges is so important! #3rdchat

hillaggie93 Feb 1 @ 9:08 PM EST

A1: Angie from Texas, I think the role of the Teacher with ADD/ADHD Ss is to be tolerant of their challenges. #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:13 PM EST

A1: Just like all things we deal with in differentiation, we must find what works for individual Ss. #3rdchat

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:13 PM EST

Empowering Ss is definitely our job! 💗#3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:11 PM EST

A1 remind them that their difficulties don't define them and they can overcome it #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:13 PM EST

A1 Collaborate with family and student. Be educated. Be patient. Be willing. #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:14 PM EST

Q2 #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:14 PM EST

Patience is the key! #3rdchat

In reply to @MrsPug1

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:15 PM EST

A2: Internal and external stimuli, inconsistency, disengagement with school... #3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:15 PM EST

A2: distractions, not being challenged enough, trouble focusing #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:15 PM EST

A2: School requires so much stamina, focus and attending to task. For many, it is a physical or mental struggle. #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:15 PM EST

A2 Can be many different reasons depending on situation: avoidance, fear, attention, failure #3rdchat

spiraledu Feb 1 @ 9:16 PM EST

their need for movement or stimulation is not being met, so they are trying to meet it on their own #3rdchat

In reply to @MrsPug1

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:16 PM EST

A2: Long meetings or PD is always a good reminder for me that they need frequent breaks and movement. #3rdchat

milesnawmiles Feb 1 @ 9:17 PM EST

Nancy jumping n #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:17 PM EST

Hi Nancy, welcome to #3rdchat Glad you're here

In reply to @milesnawmiles

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:18 PM EST

A2: one of the biggest reasons is we expect too much "attention" out of 8yr olds. Brain breaks are cruicial. Movement too! #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:19 PM EST

Q3 up next! #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:19 PM EST

frequent breaks and movement are vital! #3rdchat

In reply to @spiraledu

hillaggie93 Feb 1 @ 9:19 PM EST

Yes! Training them to take breaks is so important! We call them "commercial breaks". Then we get back to the program! #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:16 PM EST

A2: Long meetings or PD is always a good reminder for me that they need frequent breaks and movement. #3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:19 PM EST

They can't help it. It's not intentional #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:19 PM EST

A2. I think it depends on the student, a lot of the time it's the pure time and concentrated needed for school #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:20 PM EST

Q3 #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:20 PM EST

Are these really distractions or can they be tools to engage? #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:20 PM EST

That is so important to remember when it gets to be really overwhelming. #3rdchat

In reply to @bickd

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:20 PM EST

A3: Sometimes I write a "note" saying so-and-so needs a break that they can take to the library/office/etc. #3rdchat

Heather21632415 Feb 1 @ 9:21 PM EST

A3 #wholebrain and #flexibleseating teaching is great for students with attention needs #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:21 PM EST

A3: Heads up to what is coming, shorted assignments, using their learning style more/varied, physical tools, brain breaks #3rdchat

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:21 PM EST

love both! #3rdchat!

In reply to @Heather21632415

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:22 PM EST

A3: Focusing on success is so important too so that they don't give up. #3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:22 PM EST

A3-sometimes a timer helps keep them on task, remove distractions or seat them with fewer distractions, study carrel, brain breaks #3rdchat

spiraledu Feb 1 @ 9:22 PM EST

developmentally appropriate practices! #3rdchat even my most focused students have days off, so I do brain breaks when needed

In reply to @mleonard03

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:22 PM EST

yes! For all students, not just ADHD/ADD, adults too! #3rdchat

In reply to @mleonard03

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:22 PM EST

So many options for "movement" while still learning! #3rdchat

In reply to @Heather21632415

milesnawmiles Feb 1 @ 9:22 PM EST

A3 flexible seating and work area choices. Also hands in learning. #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:23 PM EST

I have found sometimes the #flexibleseating becomes a fidget tool. Not good. #3rdchat

Heather21632415 Feb 1 @ 9:21 PM EST

A3 #wholebrain and #flexibleseating teaching is great for students with attention needs #3rdchat

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:23 PM EST

so true! Engaging lessons with age appropriate manipulatives...also modalities! #3rdchat

In reply to @spiraledu

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:23 PM EST

A3- hands on experiences, manipulative, collaboration #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:23 PM EST

A3: Movement can be so easy to embed into the lesson, even on the fly. Sometimes it's just about responding to the Ss energy. #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:24 PM EST

A3: I think just showing understanding, building relationship...work with them, let them know you care. #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:24 PM EST

A3: @GoNoodle and @CosmicKidsYoga are two faves for brain breaks. #3rdchat

In reply to @GoNoodle, @CosmicKidsYoga

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:24 PM EST

#3rdchat

In reply to @MrsPug1

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:24 PM EST

A3 Structure/routine is often a key for many! #3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:25 PM EST

A3-make them your helper #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:25 PM EST

Love @GoNoodle! Have never tried the other. Is it free? #3rdchat

In reply to @FirstAtBat, @GoNoodle, @CosmicKidsYoga, @GoNoodle

hillaggie93 Feb 1 @ 9:25 PM EST

A3: Removing distractions, like having their desk empty, or letting them move to the table for a change. #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:25 PM EST

Yes, search on youtube It is awesome. #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:25 PM EST

Love @GoNoodle! Have never tried the other. Is it free? #3rdchat
In reply to @FirstAtBat, @GoNoodle, @CosmicKidsYoga, @GoNoodle

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:25 PM EST

A3. Differentiation to fit their likes/dislikes, options in assignments #3rdchat

Heather21632415 Feb 1 @ 9:25 PM EST

#3rdchat Yes I've learned that not every seat works 4 everyone. That's why we have choice seating & I can move them when needed

In reply to @FirstAtBat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:26 PM EST

A3: Footbands when they're in a desk can be very helpful. #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:27 PM EST

Q4 #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:27 PM EST

Yes, agree choice can be a huge help. #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:25 PM EST

A3. Differentiation to fit their likes/dislikes, options in assignments #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:27 PM EST

oh yes! This is very helpful! Giving them a job, gets them focused, shows them they are vital to the success #3rdchat

In reply to @bickd

hillaggie93 Feb 1 @ 9:28 PM EST

A4: I love to put them in charge of jobs or use them as a peer tutor, any time you can give them a boost of encouragement helps! #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:28 PM EST

A4. I think all Ss need explicit instruction in Social Skills, wish we had a time set aside for that daily, it's needed #3rdchat

spiraledu Feb 1 @ 9:29 PM EST

#3rdchat teaching them to speak up: "can you please stop doing that? It's distracting me" helps them take ownership of minimizing

In reply to @MrsPug1

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:29 PM EST

A4 Positive feedback for positive behavior choices, role play, teach positive self-talk #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:30 PM EST

A4: As I mentioned earlier, the relationship building is important. Take time to share and listen. #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:31 PM EST

A4: Asking about their "plan" for recess and helping them come up with one. What to do, who to play with, etc. #3rdchat

milesnawmiles Feb 1 @ 9:31 PM EST

A4 I give the S a "job" such as helping during a lesson, gathering papers, getting out supplies etc. #3rdchat

Heather21632415 Feb 1 @ 9:31 PM EST

#3rdchat before I got tables I turned all my desks around backwards and treated them like tables. Made a huge difference

In reply to @hillaggie93

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:31 PM EST

A4-modeling how to speak to them, respond to them, modeling tolerance and acceptance #3rdchat

FloradTeach Feb 1 @ 9:31 PM EST

Check out this resource, Supporting Minds https://t.co/jSpv6cYi2I #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:31 PM EST

Yes! They tend to rise to the occasion when given the opportunity for responsibility like this. 😀 #3rdchat

In reply to @hillaggie93

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:31 PM EST

A4: I also think we need to help them see outside of themselves, how others are effected by actions. #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:33 PM EST

Almost time for Q5! #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:33 PM EST

Absolutely! Role playing goes along well with this. #3rdchat

In reply to @FirstAtBat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:34 PM EST

Q5 #3rdchat

MrsKendallBerry Feb 1 @ 9:34 PM EST

Coming in Late, but I needed this chat today!! #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:34 PM EST

Something I've done a lot this yr with 2 particular students is step them through a respectful convo, I've noticed the difference #3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:34 PM EST

#3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:33 PM EST

A4- skills of working with others, listening, being empathetic, thoughtful kind are skills al Ss need to work on#3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:34 PM EST

A5: Making sure lessons are varied, short, and to the point. Encouraging participation, hands on learning, movement. #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:35 PM EST

A5: And choice whenever possible. #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:36 PM EST

We also tend to think more about the "H" part but there are Ss who can't focus and are very passive. Need to engage them as well. #3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:36 PM EST

A5-lots of opportunity for movement, talking, sharing, hands on activities, choice in what they do, use manipulative learning buddy #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:36 PM EST

So important to remember that! It's these Ss who often get overlooked. #3rdchat

In reply to @MrsPug1

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:36 PM EST

Glad you could make it! 😀#3rdchat

In reply to @MrsKendallBerry

Kidsmathtalk Feb 1 @ 9:37 PM EST

Small group rotations during workshop has really helped my more active ss. Greater focus and more hands on #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:38 PM EST

welcome! #3rdchat

In reply to @MrsKendallBerry

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:39 PM EST

A5: Using choice in all learning modalities. Not easy, must be quite intentional. #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:40 PM EST

A5 know their learning styles, S choice, think outside the box (as we do for all Ss) 😊#3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:40 PM EST

A5. Having a varied learning styles throughout lessons, not getting too fixated on one teaching style/type of activity #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:41 PM EST

Q6 #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:41 PM EST

Sidenote! For those interested this topic is based on a book that all the mods have read for a book study, great/in-depth read #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:41 PM EST

A6: Choice in what they read (ALL students), letting them draw and write. #3rdchat

milesnawmiles Feb 1 @ 9:42 PM EST

A6 reading digital text often engages ADD ADHD Ss linger than print text #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:44 PM EST

@epic is a great resource for digital text. So engaging - and free for teachers! #3rdchat

In reply to @epic

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:44 PM EST

A6 helping S plan/organize, rubrics, repeated readings, front loading, paraphrasing, typing, graphic organizers #3rdchat

hillaggie93 Feb 1 @ 9:45 PM EST

A6: I have found that typing can help focus Ss, they don't get bogged down with their handwriting issues as much. #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:45 PM EST

A6. I know I keep repeating myself but CHOICE in material/subject when possible. Giving strategies for focusing during long assign #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:45 PM EST

A6: Technology can be a gamechanger for these kids. Choice in how they demonstrate understanding with apps like @Seesaw. #3rdchat

In reply to @Seesaw

hmarrs24 Feb 1 @ 9:46 PM EST

Looking for a quick and easy way to do fluency checks in the classroom? Try using @Seesaw! https://t.co/CWoaN5DM3R #3rdchat #satchatwc

In reply to @Seesaw

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:46 PM EST

A6: I know my Ss have a much easier time with writing and more engagement with @EasyblogDotOrg Game changer #3rdchat

In reply to @EasyblogDotOrg

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:46 PM EST

I think we mention @EpicKidsBooks every week at #3rdchat! ❤️

In reply to @EpicKidsBooks

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:44 PM EST

@epic is a great resource for digital text. So engaging - and free for teachers! #3rdchat
In reply to @epic

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:47 PM EST

A6: Using comprehension strategies also helps to focus my Ss. They need tools to attend to task. #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:48 PM EST

Q7 #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:48 PM EST

Whoops! Wrong tag. Lol. #3rdchat

In reply to @MrsPug1, @EpicKidsBooks

EduGladiators Feb 1 @ 9:49 PM EST

🗽 Join #EduGladiators SATURDAY! NEW series: We are Family & @mathieu_w leads diversity convo! #ohedchat #3rdchat #educoach #scitlap #sblchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:49 PM EST

A6- differentiation in strategies, amount expected to read and write, sentence starters, read to younger Ss to build confidence #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:49 PM EST

A7: Manipulatives can be useful for some, too distracting for others. It's about finding the right tools for them. #3rdchat

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:50 PM EST

I am such a fan of @EpicKidsBooks my class 💗it and go crazy over reading each day! #3rdchat

In reply to @LindsayMunroe, @EpicKidsBooks

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:51 PM EST

A7. Manipulative/hands on activities, real world application #3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:51 PM EST

A7-use manipulatives, offer and ask for many different strategies to problem solve #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:52 PM EST

A7 Manipulatives, drawings/models, clear steps, repeat/demonstrate with various learning styles #3rdchat

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:52 PM EST

yes, yes, and yes! #3rdchat

In reply to @LindsayMunroe

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:52 PM EST

A7- let Ss draw to help them visualize a solution #3rdchat

milesnawmiles Feb 1 @ 9:52 PM EST

A7 partner work with hands on engages Ss and provides accountability #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:52 PM EST

A7: A 100 chart to help them focus when counting and working with mathematical operations. #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:53 PM EST

A7: @nearpod is another tool to engage Ss. @GetKahoot is great for review. #3rdchat

In reply to @nearpod, @GetKahoot

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:53 PM EST

A7 Also let them show/explain answers in variety of ways. #3rdchat

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:53 PM EST

LOVE @GetKahoot! #3rdchat

In reply to @FirstAtBat, @nearpod, @GetKahoot, @GetKahoot

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:54 PM EST

A7: Interactive notebooks is good for some as well. #3rdchat

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:54 PM EST

A7- let them tell you how they figure something out #3rdchat

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:54 PM EST

never late! :) I think we all need this convo, it can be so taboo, yet Ss are waiting for us to see them! #3rdchat

In reply to @MrsKendallBerry

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:54 PM EST

Also scribing for written assessments so they can express their understanding orally is so helpful. #3rdchat

milesnawmiles Feb 1 @ 9:54 PM EST

A7 explicit instructions so expectations clear #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:54 PM EST

Yes, visuals!! I can't do math in my head! Must 👀 it! #3rdchat

In reply to @LindsayMunroe

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:56 PM EST

White boards and varied colors. #3rdchat Augmented reality tools....many things engage them. #3rdchat

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:56 PM EST

VERY important, repeated and/or rephrased as well! #3rdchat

In reply to @milesnawmiles

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:56 PM EST

Thank you all for joining #3rdchat tonight! Don't forget to follow someone new!

LindsayMunroe Feb 1 @ 9:57 PM EST

Thanks for a great chat as usual! #3rdchat

FirstAtBat - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:57 PM EST

Thanks for leading us @MrsPug1 Miss you! #3rdchat

In reply to @MrsPug1

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:56 PM EST

Thank you all for joining #3rdchat tonight! Don't forget to follow someone new!

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:58 PM EST

Thank you for joining us! Again if you'd like to check out the book we based this on, it's by Sandy Rief #3rdchat

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:58 PM EST

I absolutely love different colors in math! Keeps my mind focused on different steps! So glad you mentioned it. 😁 #3rdchat

In reply to @FirstAtBat

mleonard03 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:58 PM EST

we do, because it's awesome! 👏#3rdchat

In reply to @MrsPug1, @EpicKidsBooks

bickd Feb 1 @ 9:58 PM EST

Thank you #3rdchat and @MrsPug1 for a great chat!

In reply to @MrsPug1

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:58 PM EST

THANK YOU @MrsPug1 FOR YOUR GREAT MOD SKILLS #3rdchat

In reply to @MrsPug1

spiraledu Feb 1 @ 9:59 PM EST

#3rdchat I will check this out. I have never been sold on the idea of ADD so I'm always interested to learn more

In reply to @MrsAlligood13

MrsPug1 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:59 PM EST

Great read for strategies for all Ss! #3rdchat

MrsAlligood13 - Moderator Feb 1 @ 9:58 PM EST

Thank you for joining us! Again if you'd like to check out the book we based this on, it's by Sandy Rief #3rdchat