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🌍🌱 Are You Ready to Celebrate Earth Day? 🍽️📸
This upcoming Earth Day on 22 April, let’s shine some light on the true powerhouse of our planet— SOIL! 🌿✨ Under the global theme "Our Power, Our Planet", we’re launching #PoweredBySoil to honor the rich, nourishing connection between soil and our daily meals. 🍛🥗🍎
Gear up to join the movement! 🚀
From 8 to 21 April, take a picture of your meal and share it with the world—because every bite we take is powered by healthy soil. 🌾💚
📷 Keep your food pictures ready and let’s celebrate the magic of soil together! 🌏💪🏽
#SaveSoil
📦UNBOXING VIDEOS📦to show what they know
Add some FUN to your video activities!
📦Example unboxing videos to watch
📦Downloadable student planning guide
📦20 video activity ideas
📦Flipgrid tips
https://t.co/idm5hZSYjK #ditchbook
Students of @IBMYP @grade6 @Prometheus_Edu enrich their learning experience in their @MYPlangandlit and @MYPdigitaldesign lessons through an interaction with a travel blogger.
Just finished this years virtual @VietnamTechConf. Wow!! What an amazing learning journey. Highlight for me was learning from some awesome counterparts in EdTech roles. Thank you!! @edutechknow@cecilwmack@Way2Archana and everyone else who joined us today 😎 #vtcon
#E2 is coming to a time zone near you! 🌏
We’re opening the exclusive learning experience to the public for the first time, & want our entire community to join us for 3 days of global connections, #FreePD & interactive fun.
Sign up today! https://t.co/5DMJzbLv2T #MicrosoftEDU
Thanks for celebrating another incredible #CSEdWeek with us! Your students can continue to explore the world of computer science, on or offline, with #CSEdu activities from #CSFirst and #CodeWithGoogle. Code on: https://t.co/wftBS2rv8t
Handwriting is food for the emerging reading brain. MRIs show crucial reading circuitry flickering to life when young readers print letters and then read them. The effect largely disappears when letters are typed....my latest from @edutopia.