- Here’s a great tip from The Tip Jar: use metal cookie sheets with raised edges in your spelling, math or word work centers. Students can use magnetic letters and numbers on the sheets for their activities. The sheets will give students space to work, and will stack up neatly for easy storage.
- Check out this cool project from High Tech High: 10th graders applied their math and science skills to design a model of a home that has minimal impact on the environment. The site contains full details about the project.
- Houghton Mifflin has a great proofreading interactive activity on their site that allows students to be the editor for a TV network. They must choose a passage and keep a sharp eye for mistakes to correct.
- Teaching Young Children provides tips for making different kinds of puppets for the preschool classroom (http://www.naeyc.org).
- Finally, the 2011 Cray-Pas art contest in underway! If you have students gifted in art, download the entry form for them and encourage them to enter their work for a chance to when cool prizes, such as art materials and their artwork imprinted on a tote bag! Winning students will also have their teachers and schools awarded prizes. The deadline is December 10, 2010. Visit the site for more details!
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