Even non-poetry lovers will love this site that includes a map and history of First Peoples, told through poetry. Introduction by Joy Harjo.
AnnMaria De Mars
Whether you are counting down the last days of the school year or trying to come up with ways to keep your summer school students awake and on task, Google Arts & Culture is a gem. Visit museums virtually, tour national parks, even re-create ancient pottery.
Sites we love: Google Arts & Culture
5 ways Growing Math makes summer school prep easy-
1. Supplemental lessons that are both engaging and standards-aligned, with all the resources you need included.
2. Educational games with standards-aligned content that students can play in class or at home for remediation, reinforcing a concept or a reward for getting their work done early.
3. An entire summer school course of the Growing Math lessons. You'll be amazed how quickly you can pull this together.
4. Include more diverse perspectives in your classroom, from Latino history to Dakota culture, integrated with math and language arts
5. Self-paced teacher training that can be done in as little as 15-minute increments
Feeling unprepared for summer school? Let Growing Math help you
"Why are you working on a game that was done years ago? Why on earth would you be happy about that?" This is a question I get asked by everyone from investors to teachers to random people sitting next to me on an airplane. Here are 4 answers to that question.
4 reasons why Making Camp Lakota updates are a good ...
My granddaughter calls me "hilarifying" - a combination of hilarious and terrifying. Whether or not you backed us on Kickstarter years ago, you probably found our Family Textbook hilarifying. In this blog post I hid on our site because it is not sufficiently professional, try to guess who said what.
One of those politically incorrect posts I have to hide
Whether you want the world to learn about the importance of turtles, cultural differences in bead work design or how to compute quartiles of temperature readings, you can make a game for it.
Think your game idea can’t happen? Think again.
Every organization has knowledge they want to share with the world and games are a great way to do it. Not everyone has the capacity to make educational games - that's where we come in.
What knowledge do YOU want to share with the world?
Teaching with Primary Sources Network is a site we love because of the practical lessons, discussion and wealth of topics. It's only flaw is with SO much content you sometimes can get lost.
Sites we love: 3 reasons to check out Teaching with ...
The Goldilocks of Instruction Whether you call it differentiated instruction, accommodating individual differences or any other name, we all want the same thing – to deliver instruction that benefits our students, that is, not too easy. not too difficult but just right. Teaching middle school, it was not uncommon for […]
Differentiated Instruction with Growing Math
From non-readers to high school students who are a few years below grade level in math, here are ways to use 7 Generation Games to accommodate special needs in your classroom.
Using Growing Math Games with Learners with Special Needs
What teachers really need right now is more time. So, we put aside our other plans and are offering to guest lecture (virtually) for a period an help your students with math, social studies and ELA
I can give you an extra hour of planning time
Wanting to download an app I learned about in Trinidad, I needed to sideload it on my Oculus Quest from my iMac. Not a trivial effort but not super difficult either.