It’s #TeacherAppreciationWeek this week & every week!
This week, we’re giving away:
💳 Amazon Gift Cards
📱 iPad Tablet
💙 Nearpod Swag & Subscriptions
🏠 Airbnb gift card
🧘 FIFTY @calm subscriptions!
How to enter: Retweet & comment below the reason you teach!
The Innovative Reopening Plan for P.K. Yonge @UF Lab School is approved by @EducationFL! Thank you for your commitment to excellence & innovation in support of student achievement as we return to school in the fall. https://t.co/Kve66kj4FW
@richardcorcoran#reopenFLschools
@lisascottbcd From a UF faculty member who has taken parental leave three times, this makes my heart incredibly happy. The amount of hours of debt I owed made it difficult to take any sick or personal leave because I was always paying it back. Thank you!
Having a K-12 school that partners students across grade levels can have so many benefits! @DrJoseDeLeonPKY and his high school statistics class created Carnival games that our third graders played. It was a fun and engaging way to review math! #pkyongedrs
Our third graders love partnering each week with their second grade reading buddy. They are naturals at discussing texts and helping their second grade partners apply reading comprehension strategies. This is #collaborativeliteracy at its finest! #pkyongedrs
It's important to discuss real world issues with young learners, too. In my #STEAM club, we read about #IsatouCeesay and the women in The Gambia. We discussed the #OnePlasticBag project, then we collected plastic bags and used them to make jump ropes. #engagedlearners
Any school that justifies its homework policy on the grounds that it ‘gives families the chance to do things together’ has a pretty ballsy idea of who gets to decide what families do in their personal time.
Building community is an important part of the new school year. One way you can do this is to allow students to learn more about you. This morning, we sampled some honey extracted from my family's bee hives.
Inspired by #cainesarcade, P.K. Yonge 2nd and 3rd grade students researched, designed, and created arcade games out of cardboard. Our "All-You-Can-Play Fun Passes" were a huge hit and we were able to raise $405.65 to go towards Bahamian victims of Hurricane Dorian.