Heather Scott

An aerial view of a sheepdog as it demonstrates fluid mechanics, and it also shows a sheep is a particle, while a flock is a wave.

Amazing! Thanks for sharing.

Love when I stumble upon great resources to add to my repertoire. Reading the comments on this- from grade 1 to Jr. High (that I read) - will definitely be exploring these math puzzles more.

If you love #puzzles and #math then look no further! Follow @Cshearer41 for hours of #geometry fun.

@rundleacademy check out the percent animation I've created in @scratch! It will help you to remember the meaning behind the % symbol! scratch.mit.edu/projects/25633…

Order of operations fun!

@rundleacademy grade 7's - are you looking to try more practice with multiplying using base-10 blocks? Check out the new animation I made using @Scratch scratch.mit.edu/projects/25563…

@rundleacademy are you wondering how integer tiles can help you to add integers? Check out my new @scratch project: scratch.mit.edu/projects/25385… #becurious #makeingthingsisfun #mathrocks

@rundleacademy new lockers are being installed right now!! Excited to get some student reaction on Monday. @MsHScott and I did a shape and space test and a big duffel bag fits perfectly!

@rundleacademy tomorrow’s grade 9 RiverWatch trip has been cancelled due to weather. Grade 9 students should plan for a regular day of classes Tuesday.

Each week has had a new “gift” @rundleacademy Next week is new furniture. Can’t wait to see how students interact with their changing space. @MsHScott @SKapitza @whiting_lisa @jburla

Important discussions and question generating going on after watching @MakingTreaty7 Society’s fabulous performance today. #BeCurious #criticalconversations @rundleacademy @MrPalmerRA @mrwolfrundle

Glacial deposition. @rundleacademy can you identify what glacial feature is depicted here? (Hint: the plaque in the picture gives it away!) #exploreycc #becurious @MrPalmerRA @mellorsocial

Truly excited to have Peg Dawson speak to @rundlecollege parents tonight on executive functioning skill.

@mellorsocial my favourite form of precipitation!

Yes! A murder of crows!

Thanks to Kathy Crawford, my professor at Ambrose University, for sharing this TED talk with me. Susan Cain's TED talk is especially important to reflect on as I observe classrooms and start to develop my own teaching style and philosophy. @Ambrose_BEd

One more sleep! Going to be a great first week back. Looking forward to meeting new students, spending time with our TA, and last but not least orientation camp!