Jeanette de la Cruz

| Mrs. & Mama | Educator | Believer | Children's Lit Enthusiast | Maker | San Diego, CA |

[edutopia @edutopia]

Teachers can skip strict poetic forms and give students the freedom to choose the subject of their work to help deepen their understanding and appreciation of poetry.
https://t.co/vwKBesh8qe

[Jeanette de la Cruz @mini_marche]

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[Jeanette de la Cruz @mini_marche]

@shinebrite71 @SDMA @mindfulmurals @SDGE @SDUSDVAPA Awesome 😍

[Dwayne Reed @TeachMrReed]

Kids need people who love them. Kids need structure and high expectations. Kids need restorative conversations, not suspensions. Kids need more recess. Kids need culturally relevant curriculum.

Why are things like this so hard to do?

[Jeanette de la Cruz @mini_marche]

@shinebrite71 Well done!👏🏽👏🏿👏🏾

[Jimmy Fallon @jimmyfallon]

“Please Don’t Stand So Close To Me” w/ @OfficialSting, @theroots, and instruments from home.

[Jeanette de la Cruz @mini_marche]

@jimmyfallon @OfficialSting @theroots Perfect! ❤️🤣👊🏻

[Jeanette de la Cruz @mini_marche]

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[Scholastic Teachers @ScholasticEdu]

Week 3 resources are live on #ScholasticLearnAtHome! Use these fun day-by-day projects to keep your kids engaged. #RemoteLearning

[Jeanette de la Cruz @mini_marche]

@misslovablelee @ClassDojo @sdschools Thanks! It’s so much fun designing fliers and messages for my class!

[Jeanette de la Cruz @mini_marche]

So thankful for @ClassDojo. This digital platform allows me to stay connected with my students and families. #remoterelationships #remotelearning #distancelearning #BetterSD @sdschools #zamorano #firstgrade

[Jeanette de la Cruz @mini_marche]

This tweet reallyredonatrs with me and emphasizes the importance of making connections! That’s what really matters. Thanks for sharing!❤️

[Talya Edlund @tedlund1]

Students are not going to remember or care what digital platforms we use or what new learning they do. It's the ways we connect with them and make them feel like they are still part of something real that matters. That is our work now. #distancelearning

[edutopia @edutopia]

An elementary teacher who is comfortable with experimenting in the classroom tackles today's biggest challenge—shifting to online learning mid-semester.
https://t.co/hDGVAYqgKA

[SchoolLibraryJournal @sljournal]

Little Free Library Unveils 100,000 Box, Celebrates with Giveaway https://t.co/fsk73HAUF7

[Dwayne Reed @TeachMrReed]

“Kids need consequences from people who love them before they end up with consequences from people who don’t.”

[Kass Minor [she/her/hers] @MsKass1]

I wrote Black Boys and White Educators https://t.co/JNf54BzVTf
white folx: let's all keep modeling vulnerability! read this, & then I challenge you to journal a little bit on your own:what moment/s in your teaching are you not proud of?What will you change?How will you do better?

[Jeanette de la Cruz @mini_marche]

@stickermule You’re so welcome!! I can’t wait to pass them out to my first grade students!

[Jeanette de la Cruz @mini_marche]

I just bought some custom stickers from @stickermule. Check them out: https://t.co/9arzvJccMb

[Social Justice Books @sojustbooks]

On this #LaborDay, here are some recommended titles for pre-K to 12. If students grow up reading these books, they might wonder why the U.S. celebrates Labor Day in Sept. instead of on International Workers' Day (May 1).
Add'l book suggestions welcome. https://t.co/3jCA8rmDBX