Happy #MothersDay weekend! Let's celebrate Mother's Day with a heartfelt letter. Guide your young students in writing letters of love and gratitude for their mothers (or mother-like figures) with this #rubric: https://t.co/WVFQd3CAnr
Valentine poem and #maths are the perfect pair! Here is a rubric for a fun Valentine's Day activity. https://t.co/IXg5JZV0Yt #rubric#ValentinesDay#poem#poetry
Happy and safe #Thanksgiving 2020! This year has been quite the year. We're so #thankful for our amazing #educators and #students who support each other everyday! Thank you!!
One of the best parts of #Halloween is #spooky stories. Using this #rubric as a guide, students can get into the spirit by writing their own terrifying tales! https://t.co/kF3GWjYLiB #spookyseason#halloween2020
Do your students know that September 17th, 1787 is the day the U.S. Constitution was signed and the first Americans were officially made citizens? Make sure they have all of their U.S. History material down with iRubric. https://t.co/cNpeJfmouL #Constitution#USHistory#Rubric