We're counting down to Turkey Day! Check out US Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson posing with Boote's Hatchery and Packing Company Vice President Judson Boote at the 1946 Worthington King Turkey Day parade.
Here is one way to add morphology instruction to social studies. I'm teaching students about different types of government. Structured word inquiry lesson.
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“The Narrows” - @SuperRare. This particular shot has never been taken before. Taken at almost 3 miles above NYC in a 🚁 with the doors open. The pilot had to be on Oxygen to legally and safely pilot the aircraft. This is the result of a highly planned and coordinated photo shoot.
Geography in the news display: Here are 7 stories from 2023. Works well with each slide enlarged to A3. Including the title slide this fits on the classroom wall nicely as a grid of 8 tiles. Powerpoint file – see pinned tweet. #edutwitter#geography#geographyteacher
What are some of your favorite short texts to use with students that are approximately one page or shorter for quick reading lessons?
My go-to stories right now are "Entropy" by Andrea Rinard, "The Pie" by Gary Soto, and "The Flowers" by Alice Walker.
Africa is a continent, not a country.
A subregional map of HDI for Africa, courtesy of @landgeist
What story does this map tell that differs from the way Africa is typically portrayed in global maps?
On March 23, 2022, I made a commitment to myself to write 20 minutes every day about Coaching, Leadership, Culture, & Teams.
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Here are my top 15 Twitter Posts for 2022.
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