Meet our 2020 Teachers of the Year
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Free Halloween Science Assembly – Grades 1 – 8+
FREE HALLOWEEN SCIENCE ASSEMBLY!! Grades 1-8+ Enjoy this free, content rich, engaging, Halloween themed science assembly that was created for students because of this restricted Covid Halloween. Created by Kathy Marvin, CATOY [...]
Angel Mejico Nomination for Ambassador for 2020 Global Teacher Prize Award
In 2019, Angel was nominated to be considered an ambassador for education for the 2020 Global Teacher Prize Award. She was selected from thousands of applicants...
The CCSS Outstanding Elementary Social Studies Teacher of the Year
As a 2019 California Teacher of the Year, Kim Holz feels strongly about singing the praises of elementary school educators and the complex components that comprise each day. Balanced Literacy, Cognitively Guided Instruction in math, Number Talks, writing across the curriculum...
The Right Turn that Changed a Culture, An Interview with Mitch Bahr
In 2019, Angel was nominated to be considered an ambassador for education for the 2020 Global Teacher Prize Award. She was selected from thousands of applicants...
Recent Facebook Posts
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An engaging conversation with black male educators in Minnesota exploring topics of recruitment, training, retention and empowerment.
Resources for teachers on the days after the attack on the U.S. Capitol.
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GV asked their 3rd grade students, “What questions do you have?” on 1/7/2021 We welcome this guest post from Dr. Alyssa Hadley-Dunn, Associate Professor of Teacher Education at Michigan...
Helping Kids Navigate Scary News Stories | Parenting Tips & Advice | PBS KIDS for Parents
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We cannot fully “news proof” our home when unsettling events happen in the world, but we can help kids navigate what they hear through simple, responsive, reassuring conversations.
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When news breaks of disaster or violence, your students may want to discuss a crisis as it unfolds. Here’s how.