by Lisa Rathje | Jun 11, 2024
These lesson plans include timelines, local information, activities, and even recipes.
by Lisa Rathje | Jun 11, 2024
Iowa celebrated its 150th anniversary of statehood in 1996. As part of that celebration, some 150 Iowa musicians, craftspeople, storytellers, radio announcers, farmers, cooks, doctors, basketball players, teachers, scholars, and state officials participated in the...
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...
by Mira Johnson | Dec 18, 2023
TITLE: Learning from a Luthier AUTHOR AND TEACHER: Katelyn (Church) Stocum Katelyn (Church) Stocum is a 1st grade teacher at Port Dickinson Elementary, in Chenango Valley, NY. ARTIST COLLABORATOR: Kevin LaDue, luthier, guitar maker LENGTH: Two 45-minute sessions Find...
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