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Class build: butterflies! Ss read poems written by children of the Terezin concentration camp. They create a butterfly to represent the child. In the end, Ss will discover whether “their” child survived. If not, theirs will be cut down. A powerful image that lasts a long time.
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First of two timelines. This one shows covers of historical fiction books.
Love the idea that we can see what stories were happening around the same time.
More covers to come!
What middle grade historical fic do I need to add?
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If group work in your classroom needs a tune-up, you'll find at least one great idea in today's post and podcast with @conniehamilton.
cultofpedagogy.com/group-wor… #cooperativelearning @hackmylearning
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Looking for podcast episodes to use with students in your social studies classes? Just over 125 episodes are categorized in this spreadsheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
You can add to the spreadsheet using this Form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… #sschat #whapchat #hsgovchat #sstlap
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9 Crazy Sunday Facts:
1) Out of the 92 people on the Hindenburg, 62 survived when it went down and burst into flames.
2) Sharks are older than Trees, and older than the rings of Saturn.
3) Mexico's fertility rate is below replacement level.
4) Recording artist, Usher was discovered on "Star Search" at 14.
5) An ingredient in McDonald's fries is 'beef flavoring'.
6) Because of the Corioles force Hurricanes can not form at the equator or cross the equator.
7) Roman Emperor Nero drank goat dung as an energy drink.
8) Nutmeg and mace come from the same fruit. Nutmeg is the seed of a peach-like fruit of the Myristica fragrans tree.
9) The "Toothfish" was rebranded to the 'Chilean sea bass' as a marketing scheme to make them more attractive to the American market. It worked.
Tell me something I don't know. Add to the list.
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You can all help us preserve the memory of victims of #Auschwitz.
Your engagement is a a powerful act of remembrance. Every click matters, as it amplifies our voice.
Take a moment to RT or QT this post. Encourage others to follow @AuschwitzMuseum.
It's our duty not to forget.
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Want to get to know your high school students based off of their dreams and future passions? Try throwing them a “class reunion”—for the people they hope to become.
Helping Teens Tap Into the Power of the Future Self
Reminding high school students why they’re in school—so they can become the people they aspire to be—can be a powerful motivator.
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My Ss finished the week on 🔥🔥! ✅We built our own democracies
✅Analyzed revolution video (w/ help of TWEE AI)
✅Revolutionary Relay to build note skills! (Seriously high energy fun!)
✅Revolution examples Cyber sandwich 🥪
✅Thick Slide wrap up!
#eduprotocols #sschat #tlap
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“Kids’ behaviors are bigger, more intense, more disruptive than ever before,” says former teacher and administrator Lety Valero, and the research agrees. She shares what can be done to right the ship.
edut.to/3YXGIi0
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In 2012, a herd of elephants walked for 12 hours to the house of Lawrence Anthony ( the man who had saved them) following his passing, even though no one alerted them to the event
They stood around the house in an apparent vigil for two days, in quiet contemplation
Exactly a year later, on the anniversary of his passing, the same herd once more made the journey to his house.
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Can someone explain what happened during the Enlightenment to me, preferably only by using gifs?
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60 ⏰ second peer feedback templates!
🏷 TAG Method
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💬 Sentence Starters
🗣 Peer observation shout outs
Find them all here ⬇️
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France’s ad for the Women’s World Cup. Chills. 🔥 teapawt.org/838_carlisle/status/16…





























