What is your learning style? Writing fun- Jenny Eather. How old are you in? What time is it? Welcome to the Year Three Website. Hello staff, students and parents and welcome to the Year Three class website. This website has been created by the teachers and students of Year Three to show you what we have been working on and to keep you up to date with news, useful websites and information. We have a formal dinner each Saturday and Bear comes along most weeks. Who is visiting our site? .

Pin It button on image hover. Tuesday, July 16, 2013. In an earlier post, I shared that I am working to mix up my reading response options for my students. One of the options that I am giving students this year is Twitter. I am planning to really make it work this year. Do you have other ideas for using Twitter with your class? I have been mo.

Promoting Rich, Relevant and Rigorous Teaching and Learning. What I learned in three weeks of regional conference attendance, according to Twitter. Pulling those tweets into a Storify. Just so I could have the tweets that were important for my own learning in a place that made them even easier to find and view. Yes, they CAN understand native speakers! February 16, 2015.

Wikispaces Classroom is now free, social, and easier than ever. We now have a Twub chat account -. 1 teaches 4th grade 2 .

Wikispaces Classroom is now free, social, and easier than ever. Back to School Night- Prezi. Help on how to format text.

My goal is to continue to build on the love my students have for Science by introducing them to new activities in Life, Physical, and Earth Science. I invite you join us as we investigate and conduct experiments with each unit. Its all about Cells! Label.

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HIGHMORE HIGH SCHOOL FAMILY and CONSUMER SCIENCES DEPARTMENT. Welcome to the website for the Family and Consumer Sciences. Intro to Education and Training.

Friday, January 2, 2015. Making Predictions for a New Year. We hope you are all enjoying a relaxing holiday break before jumping into a great. New year of teaching and learning. One of our family traditions is to spend January 1st brainstorming predictions for the new year. What will happen in our family? What will happen in the world? How might we grow and change? Who might we meet? What things could become our new favorites? What books might they read? There are so.