marching through a primary world
If you’re anything like me, as a teacher you love teaching thematically. SO much content can be covered on a cross-curricular level…so many connections can be made… when taking this approach to instruction. And because most public schools don’t support teaching about Easter, this is a great time of the year for teaching all about oviparous and viviparous animals! Today… Read More
Our resources are targeted for the K-2 grade levels. The vocabulary and science experiments, investigations, and activities are perfect for K-2. While they would also be great to modify for Pre-K, the cross curricular activities included are not developmentally appropriate for four-year-olds. The cross-curricular games and activities included target K-2 literacy and math skills. Many of the skills included can… Read More
I’ve got a busy day ahead of me…Easter parties and spring cleaning…but I wanted to pop in real quick and let y’all know that Abby & I finished up our newest cross-curricular science resource, The Science of April, and released it yesterday (after many a technical difficulty..oof). Here’s just a tiny sample… And here’s April’s pacing calendar if you’re interested!… Read More
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What these children with learning disabilities have to say is really important and something all adults need to hear. I had no idea! - via www.brainhighways.com
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