Although most schools are out for summer, June 30th marks National Meteor Watch Day, celebrating the wonder of meteors, also known as shooting stars. Add this activity to your teacher toolbox to ignite curiosity and expand your students' understanding of our universe. Plan now for an unforgettable classroom experience.
Taylor-Ann Charles
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Meteor Watch: Engaging Students in the Exploration of Space
Topics: Science Lessons, STEM Lessons, STEM education, hands-on learning
Thank you to the teachers who have stayed late after school, patiently guiding me through complex concepts. Your dedication doesn’t go unnoticed.
Topics: Teacher Appreciation Day, Teacher Appreciation Week, teacher appreciation
The Ripple Effect of Kindness: Nurturing Relationships, Embracing Gratitude
November was National Gratitude Month but it’s certainly not the only time we can reflect on how we show our appreciation. As we get ready to close the year, let’s explore the profound connection between gratitude, kindness, and the positive impact they have on our lives, relationships, and communities. While expressing thanks was integral to this month's theme, let's delve into how acts of kindness, both big and small, not only highlight gratitude but also play a crucial role in fostering positive relationships and strengthening the fabric of our communities.
Topics: Student Engagement, tips for teachers, student learning, education
World Children's Day: Empowering Young Minds for a Brighter Tomorrow
World Children's Day, observed annually on November 20th, is an occasion dedicated to promoting international togetherness and awareness among children worldwide. Established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1954, this day marks the anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) in 1989. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing need to advocate for, protect, and celebrate the rights of every child.
Topics: student learning, accessibility, education, Children's Rights