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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Using High Speed Travel, My Students Unbelievably Visit Argentina & New Zealand From Nevada and Back in 3 hours!!!
Hey, and we even had lunch in between visits!!! We had our latest experience with the “Around the World with 80 Schools” project today, and it was a great “messy” experience. Well it wasn’t all messy. To prepare each group … Continue reading
Posted in Messy Learning
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Reading More to Read Better … What a Concept!
I shared a Reading / Writing lesson a few weeks back and for several reasons I decided to do a bit of an update post. For one it has ended up being a great addition to the “Free Reading” program … Continue reading
Posted in Literacy
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Class Blogmeister Is Safe – It’s Yahoo Groups That Has A Problem!
A “messy learning†opportunity reared it’s head this week that bears mentioning. Those of us that use Class Blogmeister as our classroom blogging tool love it for many reasons, but the safety features David Warlick built in give teachers confidence … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging
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