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Megan O'Neill
Florida International University
MI

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My name is Megan and I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education at Florida International University. After college I plan to either teach abroad or pursue a Master's Degree.

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Safety Is Elementary -> Personally Created

Trying to piece together information from the missing Safety is Elementary Collection

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Solar Systems Elementary

In this collection i will compile different resources that I feel would be useful when introducing the planets, sun, stars, and other elements within a solar system.

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Sun, Nov 22, 2015 2:08 PM in Creating a Garden for Students

Hey there! My name is Megan and I am currently a student studying Elementary Education, during my field experience I was entertaining the idea of bringing in a garden with the teacher I am working with. To those who have worked in a garden... what steps did you tae to creating your garden? Did you include your students in the process of where to locate the garden/ which plants grow best in differe...

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Sun, Nov 22, 2015 1:45 PM in Outside Resources

Hi! My name is Megan and I'm currently studying Elementary Education. One of my classes this semester is teaching Science, I would just like to know what outside resources you find most beneficial for teaching science? I know that there are always different lessons on websites like Pinterest... but more specifically I was wondering if there is any particular website companies, or specific workbook...

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Reviews
Recent Reviews by Megan

Food Chains Collection

Sat, Jan 09, 2016 8:07 PM
Review for Final Grade

I really appreciate the variety of resources you have used in this collection. I find that the Independence of Life ScienceObject that we also used in the classroom holds an incredible basis for students and covers lots of different topics. The journal article used in this collection has an amazing because it gives resources for teachers to use to teach the food chains such as literary elements, books both fictional and nonfiction. The other ScienceObject listed gives a a great perspective on only the coral reefs, holding a solid and concrete example for the students to compare it to. The remaining book chapters hold very valuable information for a teacher to cover themselves before introducing the food chains and food webs to a classroom.

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