20
Apr
2022
Remembering Earth Day
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/Nature is filled with countless, extraordinary wonders. A pufferfish that can create brilliant artistic designs. A spider with superpowers that allow it... Read More
15
Apr
2022
A Salute to Librarians
Did you know that April 16th is National Librarian Day? It’s an opportunity for us all to stop and recognize the invaluable... Read More
8
Mar
2022
Exemplifying Persistence through Female-Focused Picture Books
Picture books are powerful. For our developing learners, they allow students to connect to life experiences through listening, build empathy and understanding... Read More
23
Feb
2022
Closing Out Black History Month as a Classroom
I’ve written quite a lot about Black History Month these past few weeks. I’ve covered notable African American writers and authors, as... Read More
14
Feb
2022
Celebrating African Americans in STEM
February can be a hectic month. If you live in the Northern Midwest (like me), the weather is constantly fluctuating between temperate... Read More
2
Feb
2022
STEM-ing from the Past
Are you ready to have your mind blown? Going back across generations, your ancestors and your ancestor’s ancestors form an unbroken link... Read More
15
Dec
2021
‘Twas the Night Before Teaching
In the weeks before Christmas, I felt like each day, My students’ attention Slipped farther away. Attention was wandering; Minds were adrift.... Read More
29
Nov
2021
Building a Classroom of Strong Readers
Over this past weekend I found myself watching Dead Poets Society. While I know many educators who have conflicting views on the... Read More