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Injury Prevention in Youth & Teen Sports

Is it too soon for pumpkin? Some say yes; some say never. What about chocolate? Brownies are always in season, aren't they? Start collecting those pumpkin recipes now! You can start here with pumpkin brownies. Yumm! bit.ly/2A3aE1r

Autumn is almost here, which means it's time for affordable family activities. Outdoor activities like camping, taking a drive to look at the leaves, visiting a national park, and picking apples can bring your family closer together. bit.ly/2nB16oj

It's #NationalVideoGamesDay — that ought to get your students' attention. But, as you know, not all video games are created equally. This list was designed to make screen-time gaming educational. bit.ly/2LpZV7H

It's apple season and what better way to celebrate than with a little DIY crafting? Check out this easy and fun apple stamp banner to spice up your classroom or decorate your living spaces. The kids can help, too. bit.ly/2LtVmcr

Has a parent ever told you to go outside and play? How do you know you are outside? What would happen if your milk went outside the glass? Play a game and go on a search to learn inside and outside! bit.ly/2OcUBGA

What is impeachment? Who can be impeached? Why are they impeached? Discover the answers to these questions and more while investigating the impeachment process in the United States. bit.ly/33kKynl

We've all heard pleas from conservationists to preserve the glories of our environment. Political conservatives try to preserve the best of cultures. How about conserving great art? Is that for you? bit.ly/32gB9Ns?

What do Minecraft, YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram have in common? These platforms use languages that keep us all connected! Learn universal coding concepts that give life to our digital world! bit.ly/2BndmQ1

Has a parent ever told you to go outside and play? How do you know you are outside? What would happen if your milk went outside the glass? Play a game and go on a search to learn inside and outside! bit.ly/2OcUBGA

#TechTuesday “We need technology in every classroom and in every student and teacher’s hand, because it is the pen and paper of our time, and it is the lens through which we experience much of our world.” - David Warlick

"I Spy" angles all around us! In this lesson, you will learn the difference between right, acute, and obtuse angles. Then, you will play "acute" game to see if you can identify all the "right" angles! bit.ly/30ZvxGl

Discover how a Special Education teacher learned to teach and love trigonometry by creating real-life connections to the equations and explaining them in a way that a young child could understand. edut.to/2I53AaJ

Think about traveling anywhere you like and learning about faraway lands, people, and cultures. Imagine the excitement and the thrill of being an explorer and discovering a new land! Here we go! bit.ly/2Y3oaka!

#TechTuesday "Technology can become the “wings” that will allow the educational world to fly farther and faster than ever before—if we will allow it." - Jenny Arledge

Do you like fast food? What about slow food, where you have to find the ingredients and cook without timers, microwaves, and stoves? Sample some Native American cuisine and learn about their heritage! bit.ly/2Oseg40

"The real power of interactive technologies is that they let us learn in ways that aren’t otherwise possible or practical." - David Lassner

#TipTuesday “Teachers need to integrate technology seamlessly into the curriculum instead of viewing it as an add-on, an afterthought, or an event.” – Heidi-Hayes Jacobs