Not a numbers person? Perfect! This game doesn’t really involve numbers. In fact, the boxes could just as easily be filled with letters of the alphabet, shapes or even pictures! Numbers are only used because they are well-recognized symbols. Puzzles are a great activity for kids. They exercise the brain, help develop logical reasoning, and… Read More Throwback from Ms. Eyer’s Library Critical Thinking Challenges: Sudoku
Germs can cause disease and make us sick. Washing your hands is the best way to stop germs from spreading. Watch the “The Journey of a Germ.” “The Journey of a Germ” comes from the SID THE SCIENCE KID episode “The Big Sneeze.” This song shows the journey of just one cold germ from one person… Read More Throwback from Ms. Eyer: Wash Away Germs
This book is a remarkable reverse timeline of Harriet Tubman’s life and all of the jobs and roles that Harriet Tubman held over her life. Everyone has a story, and it is incredible to hear about all of the parts of one person’s journey, especially Harriet Tubman. Lesa Cline Ransome has written this incredible story… Read More Women’s History Month: Harriet Tubman Was a True Hero!
During Women’s History Month, we have been looking into many women’s lives – and how they made a big difference in our world! Mae Jemison was the first African American female astronaut. Ms. Jemison was born in 1956 and she has had many different jobs in her lifetime. Go through the slideshow to… Read More Women’s History: Mae’s Dream Was to be Up in Space…
Read Across America is celebrated today, March 2! Schools celebrate this holiday to acknowledge Dr. Seuss, a childhood favorite! So instead of reading our familiar favorites that we love – let’s try something different, we are going to celebrate diversity, all of our cultures and lifestyles, in America!! This map was made by @TheBookWrangler –… Read More Read Across America = A Celebration of Cultures!