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BobbieV Vruggink

Math ideas for K - 0 views

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    Some looked interesting.
Allison Nelson

Money : Promethean Planet - 2 views

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    Great lesson(s) on coins.
Jackie Frens

Lee's Summit School District SmartBoard Lessons for Elementary - 1 views

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    This site looks like it has teacher-created lessons for elementary, lots of subjects and grade-levels.
Stephen Braunius

Learning tools by category - 0 views

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    Alesha Parnacott passed on this site with many technology-based learning tools (including some iPad/iPhone app creating tools)
Jackie Frens

SMART Exchange Lesson Plans and resources - 4 views

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    Cross-curricular and grade levels
Anthony DiLaura

The Innovative Educator: Sites for Using iPads in Education - 0 views

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    wondering if any of these sites would be of use for our wiki
Kip Holland-Anderson

Verde River is focus of students' expeditionary learning - The Prescott Daily Courier -... - 0 views

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    "This semester the Northpoint ninth-graders focused on the Verde River. Along with studying the native flora and fauna, they tackled the complex geology, hydrology, water law and water quality issues related to the local river. They created a children's book for local middle school kids, and practiced their statistical skills by surveying Prescott residents about their knowledge of local water issues, student Vivian Cook related. They created posters that featured maps, charts and drawings of more than a dozen subcategories, from macroinvertebrates to invasive fish to water quality. "
Shari Moore

Raising Readers and Writers » Blog Archive » Opening Doors Through National W... - 1 views

  • My own teaching practice has gone through a metamorphosis. My students write for authentic purposes and audiences and they see themselves as authors. How does that happen? I treat them with respect and I honor their voices. I focus on what my students CAN do and support them as they continue to make progress as writers. Every child is successful in my classroom. Students have choice in what they write. I no longer use “story starters” where each student writes to the same inauthentic prompt and moves along through the writing process at the same pace. It’s noisy and messy in our room most of the time because real learning is happening. Our classroom is a community of learners where diverse ideas are accepted and successes are celebrated. My students write informative pieces, narratives, poetry, songs, stories, scripts, and publish in a variety of ways: blogs, Glogs, posters, published books that are part of our classroom library, Voice Thread, wikis, podcasts and iMovies. My students learn through writing as they think critically and problem solve.
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