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Showing posts with label free activities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free activities. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Let's Move in School
Okay, so with Winter Storm Alfred (I really thought it was October this past weekend, you know, that season called FALL ) --- Halloween has been postponed for most towns, however, eventually some towns will do Halloween, so to work off that candy or the candy everyone has been eating because you have no power and nothing to eat ----- check out the webinar on November 9th "Physical Activity Before and After School" at www.LetsMoveinSchool.org. Learn about what some schools are doing to promote the nationally recommended 60+ minutes of daily moderate to vigorous physical activity --- not sure where shoveling and playing in what some described as "white water" given the water content of the snow we had falls under physical activity
Monday, September 12, 2011
TwHistory
Okay, I know that those who know me have heard me say at least a hundred times, I will not "do" Twitter! But ----- that does not mean that I will not let everyone else know about a FREE tool for those who do Twitter!!! It really is all about the FREE! Now, on to the tool ----
TwHistory is a new FREE tool (okay, actually it really started around 2009 ---- I just saw it mentioned in ASCD Smartbrief in August) that encourages students and teachers to use Twitter as a part of their study of history. Students and teachers can sign up for free and created their own historical "reenactments". Choose an historical event, create Twitter accounts for the characters, research primary source documents and think about the times, dates and durations of events to create hundreds of Tweets as they might have been sent out had Twitter existed before the 21st century! Projects are submitted to the engineers at TwHistory, projects specify a start date for their event, and then it unfolds, over a day, week, month or more.
Check out Get Answers: Frequently Asked Questions at http://blog.twhistory.org/faq/ for more information! What a way to make history sooooo "21st century" and it is FREE!
TwHistory is a new FREE tool (okay, actually it really started around 2009 ---- I just saw it mentioned in ASCD Smartbrief in August) that encourages students and teachers to use Twitter as a part of their study of history. Students and teachers can sign up for free and created their own historical "reenactments". Choose an historical event, create Twitter accounts for the characters, research primary source documents and think about the times, dates and durations of events to create hundreds of Tweets as they might have been sent out had Twitter existed before the 21st century! Projects are submitted to the engineers at TwHistory, projects specify a start date for their event, and then it unfolds, over a day, week, month or more.
Check out Get Answers: Frequently Asked Questions at http://blog.twhistory.org/faq/ for more information! What a way to make history sooooo "21st century" and it is FREE!
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Come see the SERC Library at Unity Day!
The 3rd Annual Unity Day is Saturday, August 20th from 11 am to 6 pm at the South Green-Union Park, 14 Old Church Street, Middletown, CT and is sponsored by HealthyHome HealthyChild.
Unity Day is a time of celebration for every member of the community, with fun filled family festivities, reflective moments of empowerment, performances that focus on themes of unity & peace, and renewing our community's passion to work together.
All activities are FREE and open to the public.
Look for the SERC Library's booth at the celebration --- we hope to see you there!
Unity Day is a time of celebration for every member of the community, with fun filled family festivities, reflective moments of empowerment, performances that focus on themes of unity & peace, and renewing our community's passion to work together.
All activities are FREE and open to the public.
Look for the SERC Library's booth at the celebration --- we hope to see you there!
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