Weekly Tips for Teachers : Issue 362
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• Plants Worksheets
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Printable Activity of the Week
Plants Handwriting Worksheet
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eWorkbook of the Week
Animals, Plant Life, Human Body Workbook
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Online Activity of the Week
Parts of Plants
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Weekly Teacher Resources
Teaching Tip of the Week - Watch Them Grow!
By: Kelly, Elementary Teacher
Every spring I have my students grow small plants in my classroom. I provide students with all the needed materials (seeds, soil, cups or pots, etc.). We have a contest to see which group of students can grow the largest plant. I give students 15 minutes at the beginning and end of the school day to care for their plants.
I usually start this activity 30 days prior to starting my plant unit as a discovery lesson. It really helps to engage them in the unit.
One thing that I have learned is to make sure to schedule this activity when you do not have long breaks off from school.
This Week in History
1661 - Isaac Newton admitted as a student to Trinity College, Cambridge.1805 - The first recorded tornado in "Tornado Alley" (IL).
Teacher Resource of the Week
• Coloring Sheets
Featured Message Board Topics:
• Do You Use Scantron Tests?
• Spelling Lists
Teacher Inspiration and Humor
Quote of the Week
"He who ceases to learn cannot adequately teach.”
~ Chinese Proverb ~
Jokes You Can Tell in Class
A police recruit was asked during an exam, "What would you do if you had to arrest your own mother?"
He said, "Call for backup."
On-line Teacher Poll of the Week
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Sunday, June 10, 2007
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