We had a blast as we wrapped up our AMSTI Sound unit this week by making kazoos and going on a Sound scavenger hunt! They enjoyed exploring sound with kalimbas, xylophones, and tuning forks. @HutchensElem@AMSTIUSA#ourhut
Check out my classroom on @DonorsChoose! I'd love your help to bring my project to life: https://t.co/ARc01lct71 Please help my first graders get the supplies needed to rock remote learning! #ourhut
After I finish my Master's degree, I am considering becoming a National Board Certified teacher. If you are also considering it, here is a webinar to check out. Are any of you thinking about this?
A 2017 study showed kindergarten and third-grade students with a National Board Certified reading teacher perform at a significantly higher level on literacy assessments than peers on average! Become #NBCTstrong and find out where to start! https://t.co/TiVWso2b0M
Teaching Young Children is a professional journal from the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Read "About TYC" at https://t.co/nCNTnYnwWs via @NAEYC
Join your early childhood education peers and start your personalized professional development experience! 41 FREE on-demand presentations are available in the Virtual Institute with additional sessions going live on Monday, June 15! https://t.co/i2Y70sPsU5
The ATiM Virtual Summit 2020 is officially open for registration. Join us virtually June 15-19 for some incredible sessions brought to you by our ATiM Specialists across the state. #atimpd#atimTEAM
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The past couple of months has presented @Non_Toxic_Kids with an opportunity to reflect on how schools can change—while continuing to build on what's working.
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@AshtonDockery I learned so much over the last 6 weeks! It definitely gave me a push to learn about & use new technology that I did not know was available such as Google Classroom, Nearpod, Screencastify, Quizizz, & Google Meet. I'm ready if we will need to do this again!
@KolarKatie I think there will be changes, but I can't imagine what social distancing would look like in my first-grade small classroom with 5 tables for 20 or more students. I'm trying not to think about it while enjoying the summer with my family and taking 2 classes.