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I thought you might think this a cool collaboration.
For 6th grade, this could be a fun advisory project.
For LS, this could be a neat way to look at world geography/cultures.
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This project is open to
all PreK - 6th grade classes around the world.
Classrooms will be grouped with 24 other classrooms
to exchange holiday cards.
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Chris,
I thought you might want to see this. Free stuff for science teachers.
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Protected Free Stuff for Science Teachers
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I'm sending this from my Diigo acct - home email.
It looked kind of cool; didn't know if you could use it.Quotes:
Virtual tour of Spanish village
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If you haven't seen this, it's worth the 5 minutes.
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Washington Wire - WSJ.com : Tina Fey Returns to 'Saturday Night Live' to Play Palin
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Kathy,
Ellie and I found this when doing research for her Olympics homework. I thought your students might find this helpful.
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Jo, this is the one we got a lot of last year, right? Btw-reply to my spa address. I'm mailing from Dingo, Thx!Quotes:
http://www.cyberguys.com/templates/SearchDetail.asp?productID=18238&curpage=1
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Karen, this is the blog tool I mentioned. Feel free to explore if you have time. TamiQuotes:
WordPress.com » Get a Free Blog Here
- Great place to start blogging
- WordPress.com is brought to you by some of the same folks who work on the open source blogging software available at WordPress.org. Open source WordPress has been incredibly successful and risen from a handful of users to the most-used blog tool in its category.
- kostenlos Weblogs erstellen
- (tags: web20blog)
- WordPress.com is an easy and powerful way to start blogging.
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I didn't know if you'd seen this yet - pretty cool, especially with the new color MFPs
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I thought you might appreciate this. I knew a lot of them, but dang!
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How to Understand Your Kids' Text Messages - Mahalo
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I thought you might find this interesting. It was a behavior contract in response to hacking in 5th grade. Has similar feel to our situation. Might be nice to have on file, just in case.
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Consequences for Student Hacking
Consequences for Student Hacking
Some great ideas
- Write a sincere and beautifully written, edited letter of
apology to your teacher. The bond of trust between teacher and student
was damaged by your actions. Why do we have passwords? Why is it
important to respect privacy? How can actions like these hurt other
people? Tell her your plan for rebuilding trust so she knows she can
count on you and that you really understand that what you did was wrong.
Turn this in to your teacher on _________________
- I like this one; could also be worded to address the student community. comment by Tami Brass
- With your parents, read the District Student Internet/Network
Safe and Responsible Use Agreement. Sign it. Copy by hand Section D,
letters a. and b.
(or more at parent discretion). Turn this in to the school Principal on
_________- Do five hours of community service at school, during recess
times. This service must be completed by your parent-teacher conference
time in March. Your teacher and your parents will review your community
service record card at conference time.- All computer time at school will be suspended until _________.
During regular computer times, you will be required to work on math
assignments that your teacher will provide for you to make up for misuse
of math time.
- I would change this one as technology is crucial for learning at my school. Technology access will be minimal and monitored may be more appropriate. comment by Tami Brass
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Paul,
Do you do anything with perspective with MS students?
If so, this might be a cool tool.
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