Kristin Robertson

Teacher. Life-long learner. Social Studies Coordinator

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

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[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

@smokeylit Yes on Google sheets you can set up a write around and give each group a different slide deck in breakout groups. Number slides.

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

Westborough Teachers are immersed in the 4th addition of our Being the Change Book Club- "muddling through this work ourselves" first. #Beingthechange @SaraKAhmed

[Rebecca Katsh-Singer @KatshSinger]

Excited to share this new Science Scope article about engaging students in modeling!

Why Does the Moon Look Like That Again? | NSTA https://t.co/fMXPcDhUGj

[Rebecca Katsh-Singer @KatshSinger]

So excited to chat about elementary science during Covid-19 with Abigail Jurist-Levy of @EDCtweets.
@KateMcNeill6 @KRScienceLady @MrsRobinson20 #elementaryscience

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[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

@CoachHolmes2 @smokeylit @HastingsWPS https://t.co/m2o6dXXaw9

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

Kindergarten students are observing the Eagle Cam and reading informational books on eagles to answer their curious questions. #curiousclassroom @smokeylit @HastingsWPS

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

Kindergarten students research places in town to answer their curious questions. They are building background knowledge to answer the driving question- How can we teach new kids who move to Westborough about our community? #curiousclassroom @smokeylit @PBLWorks @HastingsWPS

[Malala Yousafzai @Malala]

She’s the only friend I’d skip school for.

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

Grade 4 archeologists think about artifacts found on a sunken ship, while using their curious classroom skills. #curiousclassroom @Yablonskisclass @smokeylit

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

It is important to teach students that when researching history they need to consider different perspectives. Understanding different perspectives will help us learn the whole story.

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

Hastings Elementary students are curious. #curiousclassroom @smokeylit @HastingsWPS

[Dr. Margaret Adams @MAdamsSupt]

Social studies at the elementary level is meant to move students from opinion to argument, using evidence including primary and secondary source @MelrosePS @primarysource

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

Grade 5 students research Marlborough’s Museum in the Street as they work on creating Westborough’ s Museum in the Street. #pblfieldtrip @FollettMrs @pittorinor @millpondschool @PBLWorks

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

Penny Kittle reminds us that we need to know our readers through conferencing and hook them with CHOICE. Thanks for visiting Westborough! @pennykittle

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

Book CHOICE is important!

[Carrie Hepburn, Ed. D @CarrieHepburn]

Are you showcasing what you value in your classroom or building? Here is a great example of showcasing value in student choice reading! I would love to hear what you are trying in your space. #tcrwp

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

Kickoff to National Parks Inquiry Unit- students look at images and maps of 5 National Parks in their research groups recording what they notice and wonder. #curiousclassroom #inquiryilluminated. @smokeylit @Stephharvey49

[Kristin Robertson @MrsRobertson20]

Students in Grade 5 get authentic feedback from local historians on their Westborough Museum PBL. Great way to involve the community in our schools.
@FollettMrs @pittorinor @millpondschool @PBLWorks

[Clint Smith @ClintSmithIII]

I’ve said this before, but if you’re doing an MLK day service project consider bringing King-level analysis to it. Don’t just serve lunch at a soup kitchen, interogate why millions of ppl live in poverty in the first place.

King’s legacy isn’t about charity, it’s about justice.