@amydroofus After a harrowing evacuation with whatever we could carry, they are setting off fireworks across the street from where we are staying with my family in Longmont. They should be put in prison.
I don’t know who needs to know this, but I bet someone does: The internal packaging of Market Pantry (Target) waffle cones is a perfect re-use part for making a jet-pack. Look at that shape! I’d cut them out, attach… https://t.co/v0p2PfWQ4W
This fall I’m teaching a 4-week class on Approaching Controversial Memorials, a course I’ve been facilitating on and off for 18 years. This topic is relevant and powerful, changing the way students see the way we… https://t.co/r3VEE1bQ4F
Next up, I was interviewed twice for the @HGSummit2020 - Today I’ll be speaking about the importance of teaching intersectional history (this graphic is wrong but I needed to let you all know about this event!) at… https://t.co/BiVZgBReRq
What is the key to Project-Based Learning? How do you choose a driving problem, question, or challenge? What is the best way to organize information and create a compelling project? Join me tomorrow for an… https://t.co/A1V7KPSg0f
Join me on Sunday for a LIVE workshop for all ages on wand-making, plus learn a bit about wand history and lore! Supply list is available at the conference website. For parents/educators- I’m also doing a session on… https://t.co/PLPIUptF65
Recently I’ve been reading a lot about the American West and expansion, so today I was delighted to receive this book that I backed on #kickstarter! Written for elementary age learners, with a diverse range of… https://t.co/8W31jy5RWq
My conference presentation this morning on Making History Matter Through Project-Based Learning was terrific. Lots of great responses and questions as we dived into changing the relationship students have with… https://t.co/fhvLbpj3BZ
Thank goodness for the kids on my project-testing team! I always prototype and test all my projects to make sure they are accessible and fun. Pic: my daughter killing it on a reproduction of a Lascaux Cave horse… https://t.co/ZSxbJq96JZ
As this #harrypotterbookstudy is in editing and layout, we felt something was missing, so I started working on possible illustrations to begin each section so it would feel more colorful and magical. My daughter said… https://t.co/BDkMI6m7Lf
Taking this gorgeous Mirror of Erised to the next level with goal planning. If we can see our heart’s desire, we can almost always figure out a way to get there. One of the projects in the Magic of PBL unit study !… https://t.co/Q6zLhkRD44
Last week @pandia_press Publishing brought together a group of its authors, including myself, to work on a unit study in response to the current pandemic crisis. https://t.co/Al400IlEM8
Marbling paper to get the perfect pattern for the #deluminator tutorial. If you’ve never tried it, marbling paper is an easy, fun art project that can be extended in so many ways! #projectbasedlearning#harrypotter… https://t.co/WeCZWjIrUm
Remember those plastic eggs I posted a few weeks ago? Well, here’s what my kid test team did with the instructions- aren’t they beautiful? Don’t you just want to put them in a cauldron and hatch them? As Hagrid says,… https://t.co/yiVFLm9xoT
Had a fabulous time in lyons_colorado hosting a workshop on creatively and collaboratively approaching high school with teens a few days ago, and was super honored that the Lyons Community Library bought a copy of… https://t.co/pw4XSTR8kw