How we express ourselves pyp ideas kindergarten

Just getting started in a IB PYP school? Check out these resources I've made in my last few years to make life easier for the PYP a little simpler.

Unpacking central idea

PYP in Paradise!: How We Express Ourselves

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Princess Artypants: Visual Arts in the PYP: Hooked on a Feeling

Deeper learning reflected in our Kindergarten wonder wall. #prsd8

What the Heck is the Difference Between IBL and PBL? - Learning by Inquiry

Teaching tips, ideas, and resources for teaching through inquiry and concepts; a great resource for PYP teachers, classroom teachers, and music educators

Unit of Inquiry: Celebrations Express Traditions of a Culture. | Julie Kertesz

Yr2 'record' and 'organise' during the Investigate phases of the How We Express Ourselves unit of inquiry.

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I used some slightly different teaching methods for this project this year and I was really pleased with the resul...

UOI - Storytellers

Making your own t shirt in how we express ourselves

This is a fabulous reflection project that brings the Learner Profile to life! Use at the end of the school year.Or the beginning of the school year. Or heck, even in the middle of the school year. 🤘🏼😀 ☀️What does your Learner Profile LOOK-SOUND-ACT-FEEL like? ☀️How has your Learner Profile changed and grown? ☀️Enables student agency ☀️develops their awareness of self and others as learners. ( SOCIAL SKILLS) And so much, I’ve no doubt. #iblearnerprofile #ibpyp #pyp #pypteachers...

How We Express Ourselves

PYP Beijing, Transdisciplinary Theme - How the World Works - The Hungary Caterpillar

Hi there, As a PYP teacher, our wonder wall is a big part of the classroom. Here are some different ideas of ways to create a space for displaying the students' questions in your room. This is my wonder wall. It was very quick to make. I just cut out some thought bubbles, laminated them and then the children stick up their questions on post-it notes. I LOVE this one with the children's photographs. I bet they enjoyed doing those thinking faces! Thanks to We Are Teachers for sharing it on…

PYP in Paradise!: How We Express Ourselves Part 2