Ib bulletin boards

All the titles you need to create an IB Unit of Inquiry Bulletin Board!Titles include: - Title- Theme (with the 6 themes and descriptions)- Key Concepts (with the 6 key concept images/questions)- Attitudes (with the 12 attitudes)- Central Idea- Skills- Questions- Learner Profile*Does not include the black banner or middle spinner shown in preview - purchased on TpT.

As I’ve been working on my classroom, I’ve shared a few pictures here and there of some spots in my...

Ever wondered what the difference is between these student-centred methods of inquiry learning? Read on to find out what makes them different.

These inquiry cycle cards are what your IB PYP classroom needs! They follow Kath Murdoch's essential phases of inquiry : Tuning In, Finding Out, Sorting Out, Going Further, Making Conclusions, and Taking Action. Perfect for inquiry-based learning environments, these cards help students visualize their learning journey and critically reflect on which phase they are in during any unit of inquiry. Each of the cards include the inquiry phase, associated questions and pictures to help students…

Bulletin Board Idea {Wonder Wall}

Spending Time With Ms. Stephanie (1st grade) and Ms. Endah (EY co-teacher) This week, I spent my time getting to know the first grade and EY1 classes. Once again, EY means Early Years. EY1 is 3-4 year olds, EY2 is 4-5 year olds and EY3 is 5-6 year olds. Each EY level goes to school for a half day. From my observations I have found that EY1 is the equivalent of our pre-school and EY2+3 is the equivalent of kindergarten. In EY2, the students start learning letters, letter sounds, and putting…

The first school I taught at was an IB (International Baccalaureate) School. The primary IB program is big about asking questions to guide the students