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Second Grade Teacher Millburn, NJ

Joined September 2019
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Thank you Mr. Gallagher for coming in to teach vital computer skills that will lead to success in school and home
Students compared communities then and now. @WyomingElem
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Thanks to Rizzo’s Reptiles for making today a super fun, interesting, and awesome day! @WyomingElem
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Thank you to the environmental ambassadors for teaching us about reducing, reusing, and recycling. @WyomingElem
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Stars were born at kit’s interactive theater assembly today. @WyomingElem
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Reading poetry to practice fluency. @WyomingElem
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Thank you to all my class parents who made this Valentine’s Day so special! @WyomingElem
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Immersing myself in global equity training with Dr. Khyati Y. Joshi @WyomingElem
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Working together to write strong opinion pieces! @WyomingElem
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Learning how to excite kids about math with expert Greg Tang. I’m inspired! @WyomingElem
Such an exciting day in Writing Workshop! Students shared opinion pieces in a new way. The conversation that came from this activity blew me away! @WyomingElem
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Think twice to be nice! Thank you Caring Kids for teaching us this important lesson. @WyomingElem
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Students debated through opinion writing wether inside recess or outside recess was better. @WyomingElem
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I love seeing all the different ways students solve the same problem! @WyomingElem
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Using Wixie to present Genius Hour passions. @WyomingElem
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During today’s STEM challenge students built towers using triangles and planks. Some towers were tall, while others were strong. Students enjoyed the discovering. @WyomingElem
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Don’t judge a book by its cover is a lesson learned in The Crayon Box That Talked by Hane DeRolf. Students were able to connect this story to the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We celebrate his birthday! @WyomingElem
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Second graders nominate Yasmin as a new favorite character! They even learned a little Urdu from her! @WyomingElem
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We did a Nearpod lesson for word study today. Students liked seeing their answers projected up on the Smartboard. We learned from our successes, and from our mistakes! @WyomingElem
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Multiplication Monsters were created upon solving multiplication facts. Fun! @WyomingElem
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