Join us for the 2023 Holly Jolly Holiday Connection – a simple project we created to connect you with other students and teachers while generating some holiday spirit. This will be the 4th year we’ve hosted this project and we are excited to see the greetings start rolling in from different places! Our goal is to celebrate […]
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Scavenger hunts are a great way to have students apply their skills and knowledge by finding examples of the concepts they’ve been working with. A scavenger hunt works well for any grade level and subject area because you can customize your list of scavenger hunt items to whatever skills or knowledge your students are working
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I like booksnaps allow students to share their ideas and connections to a text in a more visual way, incorporating some digital design skills plus reading skills! This activity works well with all ages and can be done with a variety of texts, including picture books, novels, non-fiction texts, magazine articles, a page of a textbook, research articles, or just about anything else.
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Emily Thomas shares how they’ve implemented mobile makerspace activities which are differentiated for Pre-K to high school students.
A cross-classroom digital holiday card exchange open to all educators!
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10 Digital Learning activities to take into the classroom as a tech coach or teacher.
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Virtual and in-person museum visits can really enhance teaching and learning in a variety of subject areas. Museum hacking is a pedagogical approach that goes beyond passive viewing to actively engaging with museum exhibits to question, critique, and disrupt. Learn more about the museum hack and how Devon has used it with her Faculty of
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The Museum Hack Have you ever taken your students to a museum–either an online or in-person visit? Museums offer a huge potential for powerful experiential learning experiences. There are strong links to many curricular topics but even better opportunities to teach critical thinking skills and disrupt traditional portrayals of history. Devon took her Brandon University Social
