When you witness bullying, it might feel difficult or even impossible to intervene. But you don't have to do something dramatic—even one small action can create change.
This is a lesson plan that can help students understand the importance of the American Revolution and the key details and events that led to its importance. The success criteria will allow students to show their competence in reading and studying an article based on UOSL and explore their technology side through their chosen presentation resource. Image Credit: https://www.istockphoto.com/photos/american-revolution
Meet the coolest group of scientists with the weirdest and most fascinating jobs on the planet and beyond. Imagine exploring the Amazon river to dig up a rare breed of leeches, heading into space to repair the famed Hubble Space Telescope, or inventing and bringing robot creations to life. The scientists share their spectacular journeys to figure out how the world works. Start on your own quest to find a Cool Job—a science job!
Henry's feelings are hurt when his classmates leave him out, ruin his artwork and call him names. Thanks to Selena, who quietly alerts the teacher, the bullying behavior is stopped. The classroom is reminded that everyone deserves respect.
You're likely reading this because someone you're close to is grieving. Whether they had a parent, sibling, partner, close friend, or other family member die, you might be wondering what to say or do and not say or do. Grief is confusing, both for those grieving and for those who care about them. It can feel awkward, scary, uncomfortable,confusing, and surreal. Just as you might not know what to do or say, people who are grieving often aren't sure what they need. That's why “Let me know if I can do anything” can be hard to hear. If you've already said that, it's okay — almost everyone does.
This Google Side presentation will help you offer a training on how to use locate resources from within eMedia, create resources, and collaborate using the groups feature.
This is a rubric created for teachers to use when reviewing eResources to use in their classroom.
Sometimes family members make the best ambassadors for helping others understand autism. Think about some ways, big or small, that you might be able to grow understanding in your community—and celebrate the uniqueness of every child.