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Kelowna teacher, Sharon Affeld introduces us to Pierre – a lively acorn -
gives kids the low down on trees and why we need them. Young children, 5-8
years old (K-2) learn the parts of a tree, all about leaves and how trees
change during the different seasons. It is a wonderful way for [...]
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How are teachers using portable data assistants (pda) devices? In discussing
this with some friends (Donna, Randy, Andy, Dave…) I think there are a LOT
of ways in which pda-use by teachers can make our jobs easier.
Feel free to post, comment, discuss, ask… How do pda’s help YOU? How do
they hinder? Have any [...]
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Calgary teacher and librarian Irene Masciuch wrote about a project she?s
involved in:
?This is a site for avid readers. It has been designed by Teacher librarians
with the Calgary Board of Education in Calgary, Alberta. There are 6 books
featured every month in the four different age groups of 4-8, 9-12, 13-16
and young adult. [...]
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Today is our last Blog Wednesday in the series, so let?s finish up with a
look at another blog resource from Anne Davis.? This site contains notes
from a NECC presentation that she and Sandy Peters did last summer.? You’ll
find great discussion and resources here about teaching with blogs.
The URL:? http://anvil.gsu.edu/NECC2004/
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List member, Deb Roundy, sent a site for very young students today.? With
Thanksgiving fast approaching, she just found a site with color pages, games
and other things for the elementary students.
The URL:? http://www.lil-fingers.com/index.html
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