Don't miss this insightful presentation on February 11th 3pm CT! Join these experts and special guest Dr. Lucy Hart Paulson (author of LETRS for Early Childhood Educators). You could win a copy of their latest book! Register now: https://t.co/9ObRYvV77M
Don't miss this insightful presentation on February 11th 3pm CT! Join these experts and special guest Dr. Lucy Hart Paulson (author of LETRS for Early Childhood Educators). You could win a copy of their latest book! Register now: https://t.co/9ObRYvV77M
We are excited about this @acadience webinar! Learn about the impact COVID-19 has had on student reading development. Have you signed up yet? https://t.co/vRZXzWT0zM
Learning/writing friendly letters today, here are some 3rd grade words of advice: “Never try to sneak a Christmas cookie,” “If you don’t win that’s okay. Try again sometime,” “Ask people if you can play with them. After that, you made a friend.” Wisdom out of the mouth of babes!
Third “C” ... birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement. Rosa Parks’ historic bus ride started at this fountain (the spot at which de Soto watered his horses), effectively making her the “Mother” of the Civil Rights movement. #alabamahistory#gofourth
Second “C” ... Cradle of the Confederacy. After seceding from the Union, Alabama wrote a letter inviting other seceding states to Alabama. In this room, they voted to become the Confederate States of America. #alabamahistory#gofourth
First “C”: the Creek Nation. The Alabama River, which Montgomery is built on, was named by de Soto after the the Alabamu tribe. Andrew Jackson accepted Creek Nation surrender of 21 million acres at Battle of Horseshoe Bend, about 100 miles northeast of Montgomery.