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Melissa Graham ~ Advanced Academics Resource Teacher🦒All students can stretch their thinking 🦒and look at things in a different way🦒
Good Morning @BESbulldogs ! Today is Workout Wednesday! 🏋️♀️ Today’s @SmithsonianLab is all about muscles! Make sure you get up and move today. I hope @BelvederePTA families enjoy #r" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">learninglab.si.edu/collections/hu…
Today's a great day to work on your Questioning skills! We were inspired by @BESbulldogs PYP Coordinator, @eroteaches and her Smithsonian Labs collection on superheroes: #r" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">learninglab.si.edu/collections/wi…
Would you rather be able to fly or be able to read minds? Why?? #CCTatHome
Google Classroom is so much more than just a worksheet machine! Check out these learning task ideas that empower students. via @LadyWesner and TeachLearnInnovate #LearnLAP #distancelearning Doc can be downloaded here: docs.google.com/document/d/13n…
We have amazingly creative students! Noah and Mattie run the morning announcements at @OaktonHS and they reached out to their theatre teacher to begin making announcements again -- virtually. Check out their "Quarantime" episode on Instagram: instagram.com/tv/B-H0gjgnhCl/
Parents & teachers, check out the Continuity of Learning Blackboard Site for #PBLinFCPS units that are ready to use w/students! There are many units that have been created to support engagement w/a real world task & development of #fcpsPOG skills for both elementary & secondary
While our indoor facilities are closed, our outdoor parks and trails are OPEN! Being active outside is a great way to stay healthy and de-stress. Embrace what you CAN do outdoors! *Please remember to following social distancing recommendations; avoid groups of 10+ people.
To remember something, draw it. Awards do *not* boost attendance. Math circuity looks the same in boys and girls. Here’s what we learned this year from the latest education research. edutopia.org/article/2019-e…
Strategy games have long been research supported tools for problem solving and critical thinking; self-regulation is another to consider.
