How soap kills the coronavirus - YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=-LKVUa…

You don't always have to pay big bucks for great educational games, apps, and websites: Lots of outstanding free options are only a click away! comsen.se/2J5LQud

With schools across the country closing due to the COVID19, many kids are spending more time at home—and parents are discovering educating their students is tougher than expected. Check out this round-up of newly found appreciation tweets! neatoday.org/2020/03/19/hom…

As we start this week, stress levels might be a little high - for students, parents, & educators! Try out one of the five things you can do to reboot your brain:

This edutopia article is a must read for any @Flipgrid educator 💯 edutopia.org/article/9-new-…

Riddles can be fun #DistanceLearning activities. They encourage students to think critically and talk to each other about ideas. ow.ly/9U4850yMn27

As teachers videoconference with students, consider these five steps in building an impactful lesson. #itsworthitr

“Improvement in writing is grounded in practice, in getting words on the page—lots of them. There are no shortcuts.” Kelly Gallagher @pennykittle bit.ly/2v9l2Fp

In this crisis, "the basic tenets of effective communication hold true, whether we’re in the same physical space [as our students], face-to-face on a teleconference call, exchanging emails or texts, or having a phone call." Mike Anderson bit.ly/2WwbNes

Sneak peek at ?s for this week's (3/27 US) Global #gtchat (#gifted #talented) Powered by #TAGT TAGT Our topic: Resources You Can Use Now for Educating a GT Child at Home. #NAGC #SENG #parenting #homeschool #edchat #txeduchat #AussieED #vicpln #nt2t #COVID19 #COVIDー19

Beautiful. 🌍 “Perhaps that’s the best way to think about the sky and the ways it binds and releases us. Looking up, we can all see the same things.” theatlantic.com/international/…

“When teachers tell stories from their own reading lives about books they have read again and again, about books they have abandoned, about books that made them cry, students will wonder if there might be something between those pages for them.” Carol Jago bit.ly/3aHnUdj

“How many words can you make with 7 letters?” Spelling Bee - The New York Times nytimes.com/puzzles/spelli…

Congratulations to the WMS 2020 VJAS winners. 7th graders: Eloise M. Charlotte M Jaya S. and 8th grader Maryam E. I am so proud of all 10 students whose papers were accepted #2020vjas Bryan Boykin @APSscience

Librarians do so much to support students and teachers! Sketchnote via Julie Woodard

Everything You Should Know About Sound — Wait But Why waitbutwhy.com/2016/03/sound.…

"The research in implicit bias is very clear: we don't treat everyone the same. This is especially critical for teachers to understand." Robin DiAngelo on Educators' "White Fragility" bit.ly/2WFHZc1

“Although we often define gifted students by their intelligence, it’s their social and emotional needs that are often the biggest challenge. - Here are a few articles addressing some specific social-emotional needs of gifted learners.” byrdseed.com/10-facts-about…

"The social-emotional needs of children to connect with other children in real time and space, whether it's for physical activity, unstructured play or structured play, this is immensely important for young children in particular." ow.ly/BKJ550AooZc

“...wonder creates room to consider alternative possibilities -different ways to think about the world, &different ways to organise our world,this fragile home we have made for ourselves in this extraordinary corner of the Universe,warmed by our own star.” psyche.co/ideas/why-good…