Discover the power of social-emotional learning in the classroom! Dive into these 30 engaging activities designed to nurture students' emotional intelligence. 🚀
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Teachers! This one is for you, for always finding the strength to give young people hope, even in the most difficult circumstances. Thank you.
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Prélude, Suite No. 1 for Solo Cello by J.S. Bach, #songsofcomfort
FCRR is proud to kick off its 20th anniversary by supporting Celebrate Literacy Week, taking place January 24–28, 2022! Click the link below for an at-home reading activity that you and your child can complete together. https://t.co/unvGTBks7x
And once again, @Jarrett_Lerner, gets it. It may be easier to show a video of someone reading a book but IT IS NOT THE SAME as reading aloud good books to your students.
After we read Balloons Over Broadway yesterday, we put on last year’s parade while we worked on some crafts. It is so magical to see the excitement over their favorite characters!
Our class won the special privilege of decorating our front lobby for our upcoming Fun Run!! We were so happy to get the chance to spread some glorious kindness for our entire school! 🏃🏽♀️🏃🏼🌟
My students and I have been reading The Most Magnificent Thing by Ashley Spires to learn more about habits of character. Here are some things my first graders think are magnificent: space, the ocean, their dog, our school building, robots, horses, rainbows, dinosaurs, our class❤️
Awesome work from our Create lab yesterday! Students were challenged to only use the lines given to recreate pictures of tools ✏️ #brainycreativity@ELeducation
Did you know the work we're doing with Structured Literacy and the Science of Reading is essential to both, students with Dyslexia and also many others without the designated diagnosis? Want more resources on Structured Literacy? Click here: https://t.co/mfAJNFqJCh