Those of you who know me, know that I lOVE BAGS. Here is an #end-of-the-year idea using bags.
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Thursday, May 19, 2022
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#Memorial Day Activities
Read Books About War and Memory
An excellent way to celebrate Memorial Day with students is
to read books about war and memory or have the students read them, depending on
their age.
- The Wall by Eve Bunting (Grades Prek-3)
- When My Name Was Keoko by Linda Sue Park (Grades 5-7)
- Number the Stars by Lois Lowry (Grades 5-7)
Websites
- Veterans
History Project- This site includes a collection of
personal accounts of American war veterans so that future generations may
hear directly from veterans and better understand the realities of war.
- Memorial
Day- Information on the history and traditions of
observing Memorial Day in the United States is provided here.
- History
of Memorial Day- This site includes Memorial Day and
tributes to soldiers; includes audio, video, and photos.
Steps to Keep Your Sanity During the Countdown to #School Closure
1. Keep Your Discipline Consistent but Add a Fun Twist
2. Keep the Kids Learning
3. Try Doing a New Activity, Like Demonstrations
4. Know What you Can and Can’t Do and Choose Wisely
5. Start a New Tradition: Have the Kids Write a Thank You Letter to Someone on Staff
6. Keep ‘Em Moving
7. Do a Time Capsule or a Memory Book
8. Tag Team With Another Teacher When You Can
9. Plan Ahead to Reduce Stress
10. Be Good to Yourself