…shape the MrOwl community “tree,” an ever-growing, searchable collection of web links and resources. These branches are curated by real people in the MrOwl community, not a computer, so they’re…
…know that QR codes are super useful in the classroom, too? QR codes can send the student to a web page, a Dropbox file, a Google Maps location, or even…
…a voice-recording app built in. Parents, older siblings, or grandparents can use that app to record themselves reading picture books, magazine articles, poems, a chapter in a chapter book, etc….
…of the process of extraction, production, distribution, and consumption to disposal of all this stuff, called the materials economy, is hidden from view. The video walks through each step of…
…little activity to look forward to, and it helps get through the DRA testing, fact fluency assessment, end-of-year math assessment, and all of the other assessments that are done at…
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…payout of a smaller amount. What are the implications of each choice? Today I saw a news article about a local man, James Anderson, who won $1 million in the…
…are embedded. Be on the lookout for skills like determining importance, summarizing, finding main ideas and details, and of course, sequencing. In “practice-what-you-preach” style, here are the three main steps…
…cutting it out, then gluing it to an index card. On the index card we recorded the price in standard, word, and expanded form as well as drew a base…
…attend, lessons to write, papers to grade, materials to prepare for the next day… need I say more? Then it’s off to run errands, cook (or buy) dinner for the…
…platforms, so I’m super excited that they’re now together here on LauraCandler.com! My original Corkboard Connections posts were moved over to this site, and visitors to my old blog are…
…one newspaper. Add digital photos, scanned artwork, quotes about the school year, awards and accomplishments – the list is endless! To conserve paper, produce the newsletter in digital form and…
