hey, Ryan - thanks for the invite to join but I'm already a member already (although more of a watcher than a participant.) Love what you're doing here!
Thanks for your suggestions to join other groups. I'm glad that I have found a group of teachers that share the same idea of what a class should be like. I'll be looking forward to share ideas with you.
Thanks for the warm welcome! I look forward to exploring MC Pop more as I try to wrap my head around being a 6th grade teacher - thanks for the group suggestions. I hope your surgery and recovery go well.
Are you sure you want me to paste it on the wall? The document is 42 pages. I could edit it down. Please forgive my stupidity, I'm new at this sharing stuff:)
Thanks for your response. I'm a newbie at this. I have a lot of resources I'd love to share-I'm just not sure where. I have compiled a list of over 500 websites for 5th grade Science teachers. I have aligned them with the Ohio Content standards but they are also grouped by topic. I have favorites that I use on the smartboard, to collect lesson plans and websites for students. I have them on a Word document and would be willing to email them to anyone who's interested. Thanks again.
My husband, sports fan and literary fan, just told me about this site run by Bill Simmons of ESPN that features Dave Eggers of McSweeneys. Thought it might be something MC Poppers would like: http://www.grantland.com/.
Hi Ryan, I just read the post about STEAM. While I'm not a math or science teacher I do teach literature and art. I have taught a middle school elective class called GeoArt for those who'd like to create art but don't consider themselves "artistic".
Hey Ryan. I am presenting Friday on Lit Circles and was wondering if I could site this site and share your cooperative group / lit circles pdf from Feb 2009.
The Japanese post was incredible. How I wish I had about 20 more years instead of a mere one or two. So many idea, so little time. Your site is wonderful. Love, bh
Hey Ryan!
Thanks for the welcome! I'm looking very forward to spending some time on the ning, getting to know other members and exploring all of the great resources!
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Hi Ryan,
Thank you for the warm welcome!! I hope to become more involved as I explore the site!
Fran
Thanks for the suggestions Ryan. I'm enjoying getting to know the site.
hey, Ryan - thanks for the invite to join but I'm already a member already (although more of a watcher than a participant.) Love what you're doing here!
- Melissa @imaginationsoup
Saludos Ryan!
Thanks for your suggestions to join other groups. I'm glad that I have found a group of teachers that share the same idea of what a class should be like. I'll be looking forward to share ideas with you.
Carol
Hey Ryan,
Thanks for including me - I joined the math group too.
Meg
Hey Ryan,
Thanks for the warm welcome! I look forward to exploring MC Pop more as I try to wrap my head around being a 6th grade teacher - thanks for the group suggestions. I hope your surgery and recovery go well.
Thanks again-
Stacy
Ryan,
Are you sure you want me to paste it on the wall? The document is 42 pages. I could edit it down. Please forgive my stupidity, I'm new at this sharing stuff:)
Hi Ryan!
Thanks for your response. I'm a newbie at this. I have a lot of resources I'd love to share-I'm just not sure where. I have compiled a list of over 500 websites for 5th grade Science teachers. I have aligned them with the Ohio Content standards but they are also grouped by topic. I have favorites that I use on the smartboard, to collect lesson plans and websites for students. I have them on a Word document and would be willing to email them to anyone who's interested. Thanks again.
Julie
Hi Ryan!
Yes this website is awesome, I'm glad Kathie had us check it out. Thank you for the recommendation. I did join the group. Take Care!
-Shanna
My husband, sports fan and literary fan, just told me about this site run by Bill Simmons of ESPN that features Dave Eggers of McSweeneys. Thought it might be something MC Poppers would like: http://www.grantland.com/.
Cheers.
Hi Ryan, I just read the post about STEAM. While I'm not a math or science teacher I do teach literature and art. I have taught a middle school elective class called GeoArt for those who'd like to create art but don't consider themselves "artistic".
Resources I've used:
Math Forum and Norman Shapiro: Geometry through Art
Lesson ideas, facilitation suggestions, lists of materials needed, and other resources for teaching geometry through art.
http://mathcats.com/ Math based arts and crafts, among other mathematical things.
Deborah Sebree
The Japanese post was incredible. How I wish I had about 20 more years instead of a mere one or two. So many idea, so little time. Your site is wonderful. Love, bh
Thanks for the welcome! I'm looking very forward to spending some time on the ning, getting to know other members and exploring all of the great resources!
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