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  • Volcano Unit Proofreader Needed!

    Hey blog friends! I need two people to proofread and check over my 85 page Voyage to the Volcano Unit. I have already looked over it, but it's always good to get a second set of eyes!  I need them to be checked out within the next hour or so! The first two people to comment with their emails will be my proofreaders! You will keep the unit I email ...
    Posted to Ginger Snaps (Weblog) by Anonymous on May 13, 2012
  • South Carolina Region Cookies

    I know it has been several days since my last post, but I have just been swamped at school after being at a wedding this past weekend in Charleston (which was beautiful, btw!) To end our South Carolina geography unit, we decorated South Carolina shaped cookies that correlated to the different regions of our state. We have done this activity for ...
    Posted to Ginger Snaps (Weblog) by Anonymous on October 20, 2011
  • A little bit of this, a little bit of that...

    We have been learning so much this last month that I just wanted to share a few things from our classroom's neck of the woods.  We just recently finished up a unit on South Carolina Geography and Regions. One of the activities we did was a circle graphic organizer to help us learn about types of communities. This picture is from the first slide of ...
    Posted to Ginger Snaps (Weblog) by Anonymous on October 12, 2011
  • Social Studies: On the Cutting Edge Part II

    Here are a few more activities I learned to make Social Studies more exciting, relevant, and meaningful for your students. 1) Bringing Art to Life - This activity should be done towards the end or after studying a unit/topic. Show students a painting of a person, a battle, an important event, anything really that is relevant to your Social ...
    Posted to Ginger Snaps (Weblog) by Anonymous on July 21, 2010