by Lisa Rathje | Sep 30, 2024
Student Research and Discovery: Sense of Place through the Seasonal Round The seasonal round provides a point of inquiry for students to examine in any subject area and can culminate in many projects, from developing weather graphs to interviewing community members....
by Lisa Rathje | Sep 20, 2024
This packet represents one part of a three-year study engaging the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre through primary sources. Included in these lesson plans and units of study are discoveries, tools for teaching, activity prompts, and deep pedagogical engagement from oral...
by Lisa Rathje | May 29, 2024
This Kids’ Field Guide to Local Culture will help you observe, interview, and understand people. It includes tools and skills for people watching and ways of presenting your research.
by Mira Johnson | Jan 19, 2024
TITLE: Bee Yourself (Beneficial Bees) AUTHORS AND TEACHERS: Sarah Edwards and Nina Muto Sarah Edwards is an elementary art teacher at Windsor C.R. Weeks Elementary School in Windsor, NY. Nina Muto is a guidance counselor at Windsor C.R. Weeks Elementary School in...
by Mira Johnson | Jan 19, 2024
TITLE: Unlocking Inquiry in the Social Studies Classroom through Mexican Traditions AUTHOR AND TEACHER: James Longbotham James Longbotham is a third grade teacher at Lenape Elementary School in New Paltz, NY. ARTIST COLLABORATOR: Pulso de Barro– Maria Puentes Flores...
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