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Do you need a fun, easy way to review Spanish food vocabulary? Digital flashcards make learning la comida simple! Best of all, they are no-prep and can be used again and again! #spanishvocabulary #lacomida #spanishactivities bit.ly/3bMfyD4
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FREE Spanish vocabulary cards for house, yard, & furnishings! Click to grab this set that's perfect for card sorting activities & other review games! Includes editable cards! Print & go! bit.ly/3v9dQD2 … #lacasa #spanishvocabulary #langchat #earlylang #spanishfreebies
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Check out these great ideas from @NGKids #KidsVsPlastic campaign on reducing, reusing, and recycling items around the home! @NatGeoEducation #PlanetOrPlastic
I know @MsFolbOakridge has been making reusable shopping bags with her family! @APSscience
kids.nationalgeographic.com/…
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Yes, new teachers have a lot to learn—but they also bring a fresh perspective and a whole lot of vitality to their classrooms. That’s worth remembering (and celebrating!), too.
edut.to/2EdJ04G
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The effects of poverty on students’ health, well-being, and development are often invisible. As educators, how can we be mindful of their needs? edut.to/2DHY2yj
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Not talking to kids about "difficult" subjects won't keep these subjects from being part of their lives. Give them the knowledge they need to face them instead. A book is a great way to start.
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"My first mentor teacher told me, 'When you get a new student, you don’t have just one new kid. You have 25 new kids.'
He was right."
edwk.it/2NcQ4S8 #ewopinion
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My latest for @edutopia: a set of book recommendations from teachers for creating a more inclusive class or school library. Giving students book choices that represent the full range of human experience is impossible, but I gave it a try.
edutopia.org/article/22-dive…
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From closing the advantage gap to improving memory, @marcxsmith argues a strong case for the advantages of school trips
bit.ly/2EbeNmQ
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What is inquiry-based learning, and how can you bring it to your classroom? edut.to/2hSFu1E. #inquiryed
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Strategies for reaching reaching quiet, disengaged, struggling, & troublemaking students: edut.to/2hSHBTl.
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The teenage brain is wired to learn—so make sure your students know it: edut.to/2gPGfuS. #neuroscience
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Knowing the students we teach (individually, culturally & developmentally) is as important as knowing the content we teach. @responsiveclass
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A new strategy for chunking challenging words - pipe cleaners! {via @on_secondthought on Instagram}
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#TGIFriday #happyhour 4-7pm@BlarneyStoneVan, @GuinnessCanada @jamesonwhiskey on special #acousticguitar #livemusic #orignalmusic #craftbeer
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"Happiness is...brand new chisel-tip Mr. Sketch scented markers." RT if you feel the same.{@youngteacherlove on Instagram}
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An Easy Way To Keep Your Cool When Students Misbehave - bit.ly/1qeGiC4
Have you ever been annoyed by your student behavior?