Teaching students about waste, recycling and Earth Day can be a fun and rewarding experience. Here is a super simple guide to help you get started: 1) Introduce the Concept of Waste Start by talking with your students about why it’s important to be mindful of waste. One of my
Canadian History is one of my favourite things to teach. I truly believe in the merit of teaching our youngsters about the past. However, I do believe that history units should be focused more on big ideas and less on memorizing specific dates or names. Launching with Cross Curricular
It is no secret to my colleagues that I absolutely LOVE Genius Hour! Some people call it Passion Projects, others call it 20% time, but the idea is essentially the same. Providing students with one block a week to work on something that is important to them or that they
Your upper elementary students will love solving these multiplication and division problems to escape from Mars.
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