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Recent Posts by Alexandra
Sat, Dec 01, 2012 8:45 PM in Welcome! New teachers and mentors
I love the ideas you gave! It is true we now have to teach by integrating two or more subjects together (even though this doesn't give each subject it's proper instructional time). I was wondering what happens when you are teaching at a school where students need to have mastered a skill or information before a certain deadline... what happens? Do you stay until the students have learned enough...
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5th Grade Collection
Sat, Nov 24, 2012 5:09 PM
5th grade must have
This collection has a great selection of science-based materials. From teaching atomic structure to experiments with static electricity, students will truly be engaged and enjoy learning about these different disciplines. Even teaching Newton’s first law of motion, teachers will learn the fine details with this 2 hour interactive inquiry focusing on constant speed, direction of motion, and inertia. Also I enjoyed the sci-objects for gravitational force and kinds of energy. Batteries and bulbs is another great resource to help engage students in the knowledge and wonders of electricity. I also found the article “A fifth grader’s guide to the world” very informative. Elementary science is challenging, but with the use of Geographic Information Systems, students will have an easier time viewing and using information. All teachers should have a collection such as this so their students can have the best background knowledge a science teacher can offer. Thank you for sharing this wonderful collection with us!
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