GeoGebra For grades K-12
Lori Blantz
Recent Posts
Not sure if you saw the email message from IXL. Pretty cool stuff coming for our students in IXL. |
Topics: Instructional Tech Tools
Summer IT and STEM Professional Development **UPDATED**
The August 4th and 5th STEMATHON
The conference is held in person this year, at Lincoln IU12, New Oxford, PA. Sessions will be run in a hybrid format, allowing those who tune in virtually to Zoom into the rooms at IU12. Click on the picture below to access the registration form and information. They are adding to it daily.
The August 8th and August 9th IU13 IMS "Back-to-School" Mini-Confernce
The sessions and information are coming. Click on this picture below for the Google Site with where the IMS Department is adding all the info. Once in the site click on the upper right on Day 1, Day 2 and Registration. I will update this blog when registration is open.
Topics: Workshops & Trainings, summer training
Earth Day is April 22nd. Do you know when Earth Day started? The idea for a national day to focus on the environment came after witnessing the ravages of the 1969 massive oil spill in Santa Barbara. Gaylord Nelson, then a U.S. Senator from Wisconsin, announced a "national teach-in on the environment". April 22, 1970 was the first Earth Day. This date was chosen because it fell between spring break and final exams for most colleges and schools at that time.
Topics: Earth day
Some Bunny Loves you.... here are some free Spring/Easter items
- Spring Resources for younger grades:
- Spring Pattern Block Mats (Just need tangram pieces)
- Spring Pom-pom Mats (Just need pom-poms)
- 10 Free Spring Activities to get your class outside
Topics: spring