Enrichment Resources for K-8 Students

“Differentiation is an idea as old as effective teaching.”

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You have channeled the active energy of the new school year into a positive learning environment and worked hard to create meaningful learning experiences, while building a sense of community.

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From tips to getting the school year off to a good start to ideas for back to school night, September’s resources offered a wide range of content to begin the new school year as an inspired teacher.

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Nowadays we can call anyone at anytime and anywhere, but who answers the phone?

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Whether it’s massive black holes or bursting volcanoes, the best way to get children excited about reading is to read with them, and let them see you reading too! Counter to what some readers think, nonfiction is not dry facts and information.

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Controversial subjects should be discussed in schools.  Controversial subjects should not be discussed in schools.  Where do you fall along the agree/disagree spectrum?

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Back-to-School Night, Open House, Parent Meet and Greet, Meet the Teacher Night, whatever it’s called at your school, it’s an opportunity to connect with families.

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I was 21 when I accepted my first teaching job. Sixth grade, all subjects.  I knew nothing. Fortunately, I had a supportive principal as a mentor, a good friend as a colleague, and students that taught me as much as I taught them.

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Students start the school year at differing levels of excitement. Some are ready for the year to begin; others are reluctant to return.

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Ready, Set, Go!  The beginning of the school year is like a long, focused run.  

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