As Albertans brace for the first teacher strike in nearly 25 years, a new opinion piece on Parkland’s blog gives a frontline perspective on the government’s long war against public education. https://t.co/IwCVdEog9r
We need schools but we also need solutions NOW to address the current issues like increased class sizes, lack of resources, support for special needs students, and teacher burn out.
Also, we do not need to be directing more public dollars to private school.
Start where you are and do what you can. Your actions matter 💖✅🌤️
Join us for #HappierJanuary and get the new year off to a calmer and happier start https://t.co/FzbUA9CFgU
Shout-out @LindsayKemeny, for showing how we shift three-cueing practices to decoding prompts that support cementing grapheme-phoneme correspondences. If you've yet to read her latest book, you're not moving fast enough. 7 Mighty Moves is for teachers by a TEACHER!@oregonrti
I love creating engaging discussion photos for my students using the green screen. It helps them share their understanding of the unique Canadian communities we study. @SilverSpryycbe
Yesterday we had our first Wonder Day! Students chose an activity hosted by the teachers. I hosted a cross-grade Nature Exploration session. Our group enjoyed playing navigation and camouflage games. @SilverSpryycbe
30 Random Acts of Family Fun and Fitness!
The goal is for kids to enjoy the holiday season, spark their curiosity, and focus on kindness
FIND OUT MORE HERE!
https://t.co/sQs3uXBj2m
With this active Advent Calendar printable, you can get the whole family involved in these simple, fun activities starting on December 1st! Find a new activity every day leading up to the 25th. 🎄 https://t.co/YiYdXYvStk
🗃️If you are sending home the decodable passages from @UFLiteracy this page helps to explain deliberate practice options!
I sent this home last year to our Grade 1 crew to support using the passages at home!
✂️Make a copy: https://t.co/RYqezeTbDX
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