Do you use glyphs in your classroom? I love to use glyphs in my classroom. Why? Well, glyphs are a great way to collect data about my class. I ask kids some questions, and based on their answers they build a cute art project. You display this art in your math center and go back to the art to collect and analyze the data. Here is my view of what a glyph is in a nutshell...
I make seasonal glyphs:
I connect glyphs to my units of study.
I also love to make glyphs just for the fun of it.
My kindergartners always need more cutting activities to strengthen their fine motor muscles and glyphs are a great (and fun) way to do that.
Here is my latest glyph... a Teddy Bear Glyph.
It comes with all this and will be available for only $1 for the next 3 days.
If you have never made a glyph before, this is the perfect opportunity to give one a try. Kids love them, they make an adorable bulletin board, and the bulletin board is not static; you will revisit it time and time again to collect and analyze the data displayed. Administrators love it!
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