Multiple intelligences activities

Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences Planning Grid with activity ideas and starter words. A …

By Thomas Armstrong, Ph.D., author of Smarts! Everybody’s Got Them There’s a lot of emphasis in contemporary culture on children’s achievement levels, starting in preschool, where studies contend that teaching math at that level will give kids a leg up in kindergarten and later schooling. What doesn’t usually get discussed, however, is children’s own perceptions…

Here is a summer reading tic-tac-toe choice board for June. Give your students some fun, summer themed activities to demonstrate their thinking about their summer reading. ...

I have a confession. Here it is: I don’t like doing career lessons. I know, I know, career lessons are important! Because I know this, I made it a goal of mine to expand and improve upon my l…

Different children learn differently, which is why you need classroom activities for multiple intelligences. Students who don't learn traditionally may be left behind by regular classwork. By engaging students in multiple intelligence activities that teach to each of the eight different types of intelligences, you will be able to help all of your students succeed. #multipleintelligences #educationalactivities #classroomactivities

The Theory of Multiple Intelligences has been one of the biggest breakthroughs in education. Howard Gardner of Harvard University identified 9 unique ways children can be amazingly smart.

This ultimate list of multiple intelligence activities for kids is guaranteed to engage every one of your elementary learners! These project-based learning exercises fit well within your usual classroom activities and lessons. You'll want to bookmark this page for sure! #multipleintelligences, #multipleintelligencesactivities, #multipleintelligencesforkids, #multipleintelligencesclassroom

Learn how multiple intelligence theory and the research on growth mindset can empower students to take ownership of their learning!

Children learn different ways. Some children can learn a new song by just reading words. Others need some pictures or perform actions to rea...

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