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I love teaching fractions.
The Stamp Act with taxation using “Smarties” and taxing the students as colonists.
I love teaching the population unit when I get to it in environmental science. They can really see how science, social studies, and other subjects start to overlap in the real world. It also has easy concepts to grasp even though it has solutions that are really hard to come up with (even the pros are still arguing about best plans)
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Teaching the concepts of Mood and Dynamics in music using Dancing Ribbons. Even the 4th graders loved them. It's great seeing them act out what they hear, from ballet to spies!
Hamlet. I love showing them literature isn’t an “informational text” and that Hamlet was going through a lot of the same things, girl trouble, being snarky to his parents, even thoughts of suicide. It often gets them to open up about their lives
Electoral College the day after the 2000 election. We were in our constitution unit. So timely.
I'm a biology teacher and always enjoy teaching my students about acid titration!
Figurative language - class used a Flocabulary song and created a dance to it.
Economics... Bartering... Pass out candy..have kids exchange to increase their happiness.. I give them a survey before to make sure it works..? Always fun
I did a lesson on the Titanic, it was fun for me and the kids! Did several activities related to it, great lesson!
I have 2! 1) A language intervention lesson on inventions (with a kindergartener and a 3rd grader). The students learned about different inventors and their inventions, then created an invention of their own using random items (popsicle sticks, pom poms, string, paper, glue, etc.). 2) A unit on finding, applying to, and interviewing for a job (with a senior). She picked a place of business then we talked about all the positions at that business and their requirements. We did a mock application for a position at the business, put together a resume, and then did a mock interview
Religion studies when we hit Christianity. So many questions and great discussion
I love teaching about pressure and how it relates to my Earth Science curriculum. I do several demonstrations and the kids really love seeing science in action!