"Below is a lesson to use with students on the nuts and bolts of the Big6.
http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/big6/game/index.html"
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Jennifer Timmerman
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Jennifer Timmerman commented on Kathy Hayward's group Instructional Toolkit"Attached is my toolkit. Timmerman_Toolkit.doc"
Jennifer Timmerman posted a blog postSecondary Field Experience
I really enjoyed my field experience at Ponderosa H.S. in Douglas County. I was a bit apprehensive about working with high school, since I have been in elementary for the past ten years, but it turned out to be a great experience! Ponderosa's library is a "Developing Power Library". While I was at Ponderosa the librarian was finishing the paperwork necessary to become a "High Performance Power Library". It was a great experience to learn about the process of becoming a Power Library. I also…See More
Jennifer Timmerman commented on Kathy Hayward's group Innovative Library Program Ideas"Must Have Ideas that I have observed: Using Goole Docs with 3rd graders to create a collaborative presentation on Life Cycles. Students had to research and take notes in groups. They had a template on paper of what their project would like and they…"
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Innovative Library Program Ideas
Share any and all "must have" ideas that you have observed while doing your field experience or ideas you have learned from other librarians.
Jennifer Timmerman replied to Su A Eckhardt's discussion Leadership Book Reviews in the group SL 5160 Managing School Library Programs"Our presentation is on the book, Leadership Is an Art by Max Depree. Click on the link below to view our presentation.
http://app.sliderocket.com/app/FullPlayer.aspx?id=AB4804A2-A7E1-21F0-205B-634E33F99DF1
Created by: Jennifer Timmerman, Pat…"
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- About Me:
- I am currently in my tenth year of teaching. I accepted an Instructional Coach position this year. I have learned a lot! It has been a very rewarding experience. Prior to being an Instructional Coach I taught 4th grade for 6 years, 5th grade for 2 years, and 6th grade for 1 year. I earned a master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in English as a Second Language from UCD in 2004.
- Current position and employment location
- Instructional Coach, Kullerstrand Elementary
Jennifer Timmerman's Blog
Secondary Field Experience
I really enjoyed my field experience at Ponderosa H.S. in Douglas County. I was a bit apprehensive about working with high school, since I have been in elementary for the past ten years, but it turned out to be a great experience! Ponderosa's library is a "Developing Power Library". While I was at Ponderosa the librarian was finishing the paperwork necessary to become a "High Performance Power Library". It was a great experience to…
ContinuePosted on May 26, 2010 at 11:00am
Books related to race and homosexuality
Being that I teach in Jefferson County, a large and diverse district in Colorado, I was somewhat surprised by the books that our libraries have to offer in relation to race and homosexuality. Of the books listed in Chapter 3, of The Whole School Library Handbook by Woolls and Loertscher (2005), there are only eight books about race offered for elementary students and only a few elementary schools carry these books. This was quite interesting to me, since I teach in elementary school. My… Continue
Posted on June 29, 2008 at 9:10pm
library-related blogs
There are many library-related blogs out there. I checked out many of them. There are so many, that it can be a bit overwhelming, to say the least! One that I saw is written by Jenny Levine, Shifted Librarian at www.theshiftedlibrarian.com. One of her posts was on whether or not gaming promoted reading. This is an interesting topic. Some middle school librarians were saying that providing gaming in the library got students in the door and then they would end up checking out books too. I… Continue
Posted on June 8, 2008 at 11:17pm
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 11:25pm on July 5, 2008,
Su A Eckhardt said… - Nice work, Jennifer! 2.0 assignments done!
- At 1:11pm on June 8, 2008,
Mike said… - Have you seen Eileen here at the Ning?
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