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Survey reveals five most read books per grade leve...

Children have welcomed the Harry Potter books in recent years like free ice cream in the cafeteria, but the nation's largest survey ever of youthful reading shows that the works of...

05-07-2008, 8:37 AM to Betty's Blog by Betty

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To ask or not to ask...

After school today we had a presentation by an educational company of educational books. The representative informed us that when teaching a new concept, we should never ask the children...

05-08-2008, 9:41 AM to Miss Hayes and her Grade 2's by Jenna

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Mother's Day: Missing Mom

When I was growning up the first two weeks of May always meant lots of excitement around our house. My mother's birthday was May 3, and was followed quickly by Mother's day. Both were...

7 hours, 0 minutes ago to The Cheese Stands Alone by SHart

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Teaching grown-ups

Some weeks ago, a person from the early childhood department was visiting my classroom, and she saw me doing story time using the repeated interactive read-aloud strategy, so we talked...

21 hours, 16 minutes ago to Elbow, knees, dreams from Elbows, knees, dreams

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Will it fly?

Thank Goodness It's Thursday!! The science fair projects have been turned in, the learning walk is over, and Lost comes on in a couple of minutes. Speaking of the science projects,...

21 hours, 28 minutes ago to Learn Me Good 2 by misterteacher

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How I Know It's Almost Summer

The teachers are walking around with that beaten down look - frowns that are furrowing their brow, lips tightly compressed against the possibility that they will say what they really...

05-08-2008, 11:21 AM to Technology In Teaching by lfox368806

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My kind of book

After posting a list of the five most read books per grade level, my sister called with one of those "get over there quick" messages about a warehouse book sale put on my...

05-08-2008, 11:02 AM to Betty's Blog by Betty

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Illiteracy over at the ice cream factory

My fellow preschool teacher, Mrs. V., at the fabulously named Don’t put boogers in your neighbor’s cereal, has a funny off-topic post about ice cream bars, and the use and...

3 hours, 56 minutes ago to Elbow, knees, dreams from Elbows, knees, dreams

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If you love chocolate

After reading JTSpencer's post about chocolate helping teachers through stressful times, and Joel's post about writing a post with a list for his Blog Revolution, I decided to...

05-06-2008, 10:12 AM to Betty's Blog by Betty

0 Comments 6 Views	My annual pre-school nightmare... Every year since I began teaching, I have had a consistant nightmare before school starts. It is always along the lines that the students are out of control and they ignore me. I try... 6 hours, 56 minutes ago to Mysterious Teaching by MysteryTeacher
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Ahhhh, for the good old days!

This statement is full of sarcasm. We moved into a new school building this year and it is totally different

Using YouTube in the Classroom

We must educate the students we have, not the student we used to have, nor the student we wished we had.

sneaky parent

I read the following on ABC's website after seeing a short video clip on yahoo. Diana Mijares, a Houston

Juggling Act

Tuesday, February 26, 2008 I decided on the juggling picture for this month’s post. I thought it was...

digital ghettos

The Digital Divide is not a large chasm separating the "haves" and "have nots." The notion that we can

You mean I have to schedule?

This week's Mr. Teacher column over on education.com is all about lesson plans. You know what I'm talking

Sieved Through?

So this week has been my 25% week, where I teach or lead the kids for a quarter of the day. Next week

I' m so tired!

It's production week at AHS for the Mass. HS Drama Guild Festival and I'm exhausted! We had our tech...

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