National Indigenous History Month is a time for learning, appreciating, and acknowledging the contributions First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples have made in shaping Canada. #TLDSBFNIM#NIHM2021@TLDSB_FNIM
Hey #OntEd Friends: since we are moving back to online learning next week, here is a folder of jamboards that you can use right away. File-Make a copy for your own editable versions. We've got this.
Lesson idea: have students adapt from the graphic below. E.g. advice from a dog; advice from the ocean; advice from a musician, etc. Brainstorm your own list. Once you have a list, pick one and write. (My apologies: I do not know the source of the chart).
If you have been using the amazing @spelfabet mnemonic grapheme cards, they will soon be updated- including Canadian accent for ‘O’. Free to download if you've purchased V1! #TLDSBlit New things at Spelfabet https://t.co/rn7TetCLup
This are the important/necessary/uncomfortable conversations we need to have and entering in through the pages of a book and someone else’s story is such a powerful and gentle way of doing it. #TldsbR
Using digital tools to play with another author’s words is such a beautiful way to create something new with poetry. It also opens our kids eyes to what poetry can be. #TldsbR#tldsblearns
Using digital tools to play with another author’s words is such a beautiful way to create something new with poetry. It also opens our kids eyes to what poetry can be. #TldsbR#tldsblearns
Hey TLDSB friends...looking for an opportunity to expand/update/replenish or build your classroom libraries? Please check this out.... @MattiussiD#tldsblearns#TldsbR
@Sallie_Byer @Julie_Hough_ yes to all of this! TY for being a teacher to whoever you encounter Julie. Your willingness to share your knowledge, resources & mistakes is such a gift to all of us. But p.s. Twitter friends, Ms SB is quite a rockstar of her own. Lucky Central Sr ❤️