Month: May 2014

May 31 2014

Inspiration for the weekend

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Amazing interview with Sylvia Earle, the first person to walk on the bottom of the ocean. I used to think I was a complete extrovert, but as I get older I realize that...

May 26 2014

education, resources

Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots

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I work on the side at a local nature center, which is so much fun and such a great way to expand my abilities to teach environmental ed in the...

May 26 2014

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Inspiration for the (long) weekend.

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You probably have too much stuff. Choosing the “healthiest” sugar…when really, all sugars are sugars. Teaching kids kindness by having a Kindness Jar in the classroom. Delicious eats: Spring green...

May 19 2014

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50 Ways to Bring Wonder: Mystery Bag Monday

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In an effort to bring curiosity and joy back into the elementary school classroom, I decided to start a series called 50 Ways to Bring Wonder into the Classroom. I hope...

May 18 2014

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Inspiration for the weekend

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I travel to feel lonely…on purpose. What farm-to-table got wrong. A fascinating idea of how we need to cook with the whole farm. (Farmers spend years making healthy soil by...

May 05 2014

50 Ways to Wonder, school, science

50 Ways to Bring Wonder: Teach the word “hypothesis.”

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In an effort to bring curiosity and joy back into the elementary school classroom, I decided to start a series called 50 Ways to Bring Wonder into the Classroom. I hope...

May 01 2014

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50 Ways to Bring Wonder: Use science journals

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In an effort to bring curiosity and joy back into the elementary school classroom, I decided to start a series called 50 Ways to Bring Wonder into the Classroom. I hope...