At TMC, "We root for each other!". Our staff had a BLAST getting to know each other and we are looking forward for the new school year. We are truly #bettertogether ❤. @GPISD1
We are celebrating National AG week by reading Full of Beans: Henry Ford Grows A Car by Peggy Thomas generously provided by the Texas Farm Bureau. Thank you for the neat book!
The kids were skeptical about growing a car!
@TexasFarmBureau
EDUCATORS and LIBRARIANS: I’m giving away 90 copies of the first three books in my Geeger the Robot early chapter book series, half here and half on Instagram.
To enter to win them here: RT this tweet + follow me!
Bonus entry: tag a pal who you think might like these books too!
Teachers! This one is for you, for always finding the strength to give young people hope, even in the most difficult circumstances. Thank you.
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Prélude, Suite No. 1 for Solo Cello by J.S. Bach, #songsofcomfort
Teachers, to start off 2022, I'm offering two free 30-minute virtual appearances. I can talk about writing, share a preview of I Survived in progress, or whatever you would like. No limit to the number of students, can do grades 3-8. RT to enter. I will notify winners 1/10.
The Blitz Band of the Week is returning for 2021!
For Week 1 it’s the “Battle of the Wildcats” between Gregory-Portland and Calallen.
Which Wildcats should be the Band of the Week?
Teachers, to celebrate the upcoming release of I Survived 20, I am giving away class sets of books and ME. I'll send a class set of books and ZOOM when school starts. RT to enter, I will notify winners Aug. 20.♥️📚
JOIN US in CELEBRATING Mrs. Roxie Yebra, named Region 2 Elementary Teacher of the Year! Mrs. Yebra is the Gap Intervention Specialist for Math at T.M. Clark Elementary, and will do a marvelous job representing G-PISD and our entire region at state. CONGRATULATIONS, Mrs. Yebra!
Germany teaches their history without glorifying (Nazi) murderers, traitors, racists, and bigots with public monuments. Come on, America, we can do it, too.
Teachers, I want to send signed copies of my I Survived books to your special students. I have fifty books I will be giving away, 10 per week for the next five weeks. To participate, RT. I will choose ten people each Sunday and contact privately.
I used this in class with my fourth graders this week. Was a useful opportunity to define terms for them, address worries, and show them what they CAN control (hand hygiene, self care, cough cover). Plus, shared reading lesson about graphic text.
Last week, NPR published a comic geared toward explaining the coronavirus to kids.
We've learned the comic has been translated into multiple languages — and is finding an audience in schools and libraries across the country.
https://t.co/U3gdnsfZh8
I want to use SeeSaw to create digital reading and writing portfolios and offer alternative products to demonstrate learning. #TechyTEKS@mrsnicoleadkins@vickidarrington
Thanks to the support of my family and my entire learning community, I was selected as both my campus teacher of the year and my district elementary teacher of the year. None of us can do this job alone, and I am humbled and proud to represent my colleagues.
I told @VanessaR_Holmes when she challenged me to do this that I wouldn’t follow the rules. Maybe she will regret challenging me to do things on the internet?
I’ve been challenged by my “dear friend” @VanessaR_Holmes to post pics of my favorite books for seven days and challenge someone too, or something. I’m bad at challenges. But I love books. Here’s one now.
And seven. Not actually a book. But the album cover is a picture of a book, and the album and artist are phenomenal. And yes, I know, no explanation was also one of the rules. 🤷♀️