You may have noticed that I've been blogging lite the last few weeks. Quite simply, this semester is kicking my *ss. Not only am I swamped with work, but I've had the flu and now am seeing my son through his bout with it as well.
So, my apologies for the lack of interesting stuff here. I do miss it and you. I will get back on track in the next few weeks. In the meantime you should know that my students have been hard at work reviewing books for use in teaching science and social studies. Since January 25th they have posted more than 100 titles for use in the elementary classroom. Their reviews include a brief summary of the book, ideas for curriculum connections, and links to additional resources that support the concepts being taught. Here are links to their most recent posts.
Social Studies
Science
After spring break we'll go back at it again, and you'll have more than 100 new posts by the end of April. They're working hard, so please do visit and see what they are contributing to Open Wide, Look Inside.
So, my apologies for the lack of interesting stuff here. I do miss it and you. I will get back on track in the next few weeks. In the meantime you should know that my students have been hard at work reviewing books for use in teaching science and social studies. Since January 25th they have posted more than 100 titles for use in the elementary classroom. Their reviews include a brief summary of the book, ideas for curriculum connections, and links to additional resources that support the concepts being taught. Here are links to their most recent posts.
Social Studies
Science
After spring break we'll go back at it again, and you'll have more than 100 new posts by the end of April. They're working hard, so please do visit and see what they are contributing to Open Wide, Look Inside.
I can attest that these are extremely helpful lists to use and share!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much.