Teaching Fire Safety: Free Resources to Spark Learning
…at the top to browse a huge collection of fire prevention videos, apps, ebooks, lesson plans, and resources. The Digital Backpack link is the quickest way to find the teacher…
…at the top to browse a huge collection of fire prevention videos, apps, ebooks, lesson plans, and resources. The Digital Backpack link is the quickest way to find the teacher…
…their confidence soars as their classmates express genuine appreciation for what they’ve written. 3. Poetry is a great way to connect with your students and get to know them better….
…a few miles away from the path of totality. The farther away you are from that path, the less the moon will block the sun, and the less dramatic the…
…me. She could really relate to the study results and felt that repeated praise for being smart may have had a negative impact on her willingness to take risks and…
…discuss just how lucky we really are! Next, give students the Lucky as a Leprechaun freebie above, and ask them to fill up the pot of gold by writing things…
…company switch to plastic if it’s not good for the environment? Could it be that plastic is cheaper? Could it be that reducing the product’s weight makes it cheaper for…
…felt it was a really worthwhile experience for them. You can read about their green claim investigations in her blog post, “You Be the Judge.” After I was assured that…
…first days of school can really help set the tone for the rest of the school year. This kind of cooperative learning activity has students breaking down the beginning of…
…But the hand that I was looking for at the front corner of the class never went up. Justin (let’s call him Justin) just sat there looking away from me,…
…book with others, even if you don’t share it with your students. It really makes us all think twice more before we decide to go shopping again. Happy Earth Day!…
…on the year that was, and maybe even look ahead a little toward next year. So much has happened this year and my students have grown in so many ways,…
…to poetry. All of this with 3rd graders enjoying what they were learning! I hope this is a project you can adapt and use in your classroom. It really helped…
