The Great Chicago Fire: Free Upper Elementary Resources
…Chicago Fire. I found the video on Sparky School House, a free site for educators hosted by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) that’s chock full of resources for teaching…
…Chicago Fire. I found the video on Sparky School House, a free site for educators hosted by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) that’s chock full of resources for teaching…
…cups and dried them completely before starting over. Photos by Amy Candler, www.amycandler.com Create a Plastic Wrap Barrier – The first method was to repeat the experiment and cover…
…discovered a wonderful FREE website with a variety of creative and fun timers. Online Stopwatch has over a dozen timers for counting up and counting down, including the countdown timers…
…this problem, I decided to make a digital version of Leprechaun Luck that students could play online, while in the classroom or when playing from home. The game itself was…
…online assessment tool, and I wanted to share it with teachers. I ended up spending over a week writing the post and creating a free tutorial to go with it….
…can use it in the classroom with students and on their own for organizing lesson resources. You can even use MrOwl to create a free class website! Using the MrOwl…
…or Google Slides. Physical, hands-on, sorting activities can be converted to virtual sorting activities using Google Slides. (See Sorting Tricky Trapezoids freebie below.) Printable graphic organizers can be converted to…
…through DonorsChoose, and now she’s giving back through her efforts to support other teachers’ projects. Her article, Sometimes It Takes a Virtual Village, is just one more way that she’s…
…The Pay it Forward Day website explains that it’s a time to remind ourselves of the power of giving and how the process of paying it forward can make the…
…finished books have delighted us all. They even created a website for the Issy Books (www.issybooks.com), where you can see all 11 books and download a complete copy of Snappy…
…Want to Do it My Way! She enjoys visiting schools and talking with kids; in fact, she’s done over 800 school visits! You can learn more at her website, www.juliacookonline.com….
…the neuro science behind this: http://www.edutopia.org/neuroscience-brain-based-learning-emotional-safety This all adds up to a team of classmates who are all supporting each other which helps the teacher to free him or herself…
