Middle school humanities teacher, 📚❤️er, reluctant hockey mom (she/her)
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Shout out to @vickiloujohnson for this activity. So many incredible stories have been shared. The best part? Watching students, teachers, and staff lingering at the board, and learning - mostly through images - these diverse immigration stories of our @connectcharter families.
Thank you @lyricalpitbull for writing change into OUR world this week @connectcharter
It was nothing short of a masterclass on exemplary citizenship from @lyricalpitbull today for these grade 7 students (and teachers) @connectcharter
Day one with @lyricalpitbull and these kids who think that poetry is “SO boring” were hanging off his every word. One of the biggest cynics even said, “What a fun afternoon!”
Next week these lucky students start their journey of “writing change into the world.” @connectcharter
Book club final projects are trickling in.
Bento boxes, one-pagers, ABC books, and I finally got the chance to try the character body bio. Big thanks to @pernilleripp @StudyAllKnight and @GailStevenson for the inspiration! @connectcharter
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The Student Vote Alberta results are now available.
@RachelNotley and the @albertaNDP won 47 seats and received 42.1% of the vote
See the complete results: studentvote.ca/ab2023/the-re…
#StudentVoteAB #ABPoli
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Thanks to Storyline Online, you can bring Chris Pine, Betty White, James Earl Jones, and more, to read aloud in your classroom for free! PLUS, get tips to make them successful.🔦📚🔦📚
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#reading #ela #teachertwitter
Literacy is not exclusive to the language arts classroom…it lives in ALL classrooms…it just looks and sounds different depending on the discipline
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Grade 7s @connectcharter took grade 5s on a cross-Canada tour today to learn about historical events and policies that have led to government apologies and compensation.
Children’s books, animations, and even a rap were a few of the mediums used to tell these crucial stories.
Getting ready to share our learning with the grade fives tomorrow - laminating, cutting, folding, stapling, and colouring @connectcharter
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Exciting news! Find out more at connectcharter.ca/hub-campus…
#NewThingsAreComing #ExcitingTimes #CantWait!!!!
Today we visited Beaumont-Hamel. On the first day of the Battle of the Somme in 1916, the NFLD Regiment was devastated. Of the 800 who went into battle that morning, only 68 were able to answer the call the next day.
It is a beautiful and powerful tribute 🇨🇦
Looking for book recommendations? Here’s what my grade 7s are reading right now @connectcharter
The visible thinking routine Chalk Talk never disappoints.
We used it today to capture thinking around big ideas related to our new inquiry question: What responsibilities do governments have to redress historical wrongs? @connectcharter
