Wow, this collaboration between many children's podcasts to create episodes on "big feelings" is really well done - a great resource for families and schools looking for social-emotional learning resources! #EduSky podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/b...
Wow, this collaboration between many children's podcasts to create episodes on "big feelings" is really well done - a great resource for families and schools looking for social-emotional learning resources! #EduSky podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/b...
Cover of the book βRock Your Literacy Block: Mighty Moves to Organize Your Day and Optimize Student Learningβ by Lindsay Kemeny. A hand is holding up the book with the beach in the background.
Todayβs beach read! Excited to learn from @lindsaykemeny.bsky.social. π€π
There are some beautiful excerpts in this article - looking forward to reading the collection! β€οΈ What new releases are grabbing your eye lately? #EduSky
βWe cannot separate knowing the children from knowing their families. We cannot separate caregiving from education.β - @nqcliteracy.bsky.social Powerful thinking shared at the Massachusetts Reading Association Conference β€οΈ
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Highlights of #OnAirFest Day 1:
π€ @ohitsbigron.bsky.socialβs fabulous hosting skills
ποΈ @20k.bsky.socialβs real talk about workflow
πΌοΈ @ariellethisandthat.bsky.socialβs INCREDIBLE cover art workshop (I took so many notes π)
ποΈ @airmedia.bsky.socialβs lovely mixer
Beyond excited for Day 2! π₯°
Spending the new few days at #OnAirFest! ποΈ First-time attendee, new to the podcasting space - excited to learn!
These sessions have been so helpful!
Iβll be there! ππ» Iβm new to the podcasting space and super excited to learn from so many people!
This is a great list - would love to be added. Thank you for maintaining it! β€οΈ
Book cover of Kids on the March: 15 Stories of Speaking Out, Protesting, and Fighting for Justice by Michael G. Long
Book cover of The Boy Who Reached for the Stars by Elio Morillo
Book cover of AMAZONS, ABOLITIONISTS, AND ACTIVISTS A GRAPHIC HISTORY OF WOMEN'S FIGHT FOR THEIR RIGHTS by MIKKI KENDALL AND A. D'AMICO
For educators on break this week: what are you reading? Hereβs whatβs on my list.
Book cover showing the following: "Sharon McMahon is the perfect guide through the often forgotten chapters of American history." -David Grann, New York Times bestselling author of The Wager and Killers of the Flower Moon Sharon McMahon CREATOR OF SHARON SAYS SO #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER The Small and the Mighty Twelve Unsung Americans Who Changed the Course of History, from the Founding to the Civil Rights Movement
What is everyone reading this weekend? π Iβm reading βThe Small and the Mightyβ - powerful stories for this moment in history.
The devastation from wildfires can be hard to fathom. These books can help young people process what's happening.
πThey Hold the Line: Wildfires, Wildlands, and the Firefighters Who Brave Them
πWhat to Bring
πI Am the Storm
πWildfire!
Thoughts with those on the front lines fighting to save.ππ»
This is such a cool approach to thinking about primary sources! Thanks for sharing!
Happy New Year! May 2025 hold many amazing things - including great books and lots of learning. πβ€οΈ
Just used these in a PD session this week! Very helpful for teachers to be able to see such precise language
Educators: What is something new youβre hoping to try in 2025? #EduSky
When a student responds to an open-ended question, we then have the opportunity to "step it up" or "step it down" by providing challenge or providing support. Great takeaways for teachers from Tricia Zucker & Sonia Cabell's work! π¬ More in this article: files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED6... #EduSky
Hello friendos
Your librarian here with the library tip
Your library might have a collection of Useful Things you can check out for personal use. Anything from tools to baking pans to garden seeds to home projectors to toys to science kits to sports equipment to music instruments. Take a look!
Very cool! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for reposting, Melynee!
Elementary teachers: Whatβs something you tried in your classroom this week that worked? πβ€οΈ #EduSky
That trust is so important!
One of my goals this year is increasing opportunities for teachers to do peer visits - would love to hear about effective intervisitation strategies/protocols/ideas teachers have found helpful in other districts! #EduSky
Good to know!
Weβve been having check-in meetings with teachers at each school between PD sessions, and itβs been a great opportunity to collect info on what has helped and what are new wonderings. Always looking for ideas though!
Has anyone had an issue with #alttext seemingly not saving on this platform? I have reminders on and have added alt text for every image Iβve posted, but itβs now only appearing on about 60% of them. Just wondering if anyone else has encountered this issue!
Thatβs exciting! Iβm spending part of this week finalizing the work plans for next weekβs literacy PD sessions. I love thinking about how our PD time can be responsive to teachersβ needs, so Iβm excited to dig into possibilities! #EduSky #EduCoach
If youβre looking for a free way to support an author, did you know you can ask your library to stock a book you want to read that they donβt have yet? And usually itβs a very basic online form? Google your library name plus the words βrequest a titleβ or βsuggest a titleβ to find yours.
LOVED this book β€οΈ