Check out the different responses to this question! So interesting to see how different people think.

This week was my third week of teacher's college, and our first week of in-person classes! It was so great be on campus and meet people face-to-face Brock University

The power of the word 'yet'.

For one of my classes we are doing #geniushour. Mine will be looking at how to make my own sourdough as an alternative to store-bought bread. geniushourbyjasmine.blogspot.com

Free apps from The Math Learning Center: bit.ly/3Aw3Ve5. These are great alternatives to traditional manipulatives.

With the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation coming up next week on Sept. 30th, here are 21 things you may not know about the Indian Act. bit.ly/2XHB9IE. How will you use this day to acknowledge and reflect on the impact of residential schools in Canada?

Lots of great resources and ideas in this thread:

Made this template a few years ago. I love seeing all the ways that educators have adapted it for their grade level and content. I’ve seen so many creative variations. #filemakeacopy to tweak and fit your needs

Gold (the element, Au) is not always gold (the colour). Nanoparticles (NP) of gold vary from shades of red to purples depending on the size of the particles. The red smears in COVID LFTs is caused by Au-NPs attached to antibodies that, in turn, bind to the virus. #272sci

Today we did a tarsia puzzle in class! Matching equivalent fractions. This was definitely a fun challenge for us TCs, would be a great task for practice and encouraging students to persevere.

It's amazing what outside-the-box thinking can do! Still in early phases, but I love how innovative and unexpected it is.

Avengers-inspired science - the physics of snapping your fingers!

What's up in the night sky for May? A total lunar eclipse will be visible in the Western Hemisphere on May 15-16, and two great planet-spotting opportunities begin and end the month. When & where to look up:

Had some fun tonight with my Climate Action Energy kit and micro:bit from InkSmith - here is my photo sensor which could be turned into a light sensing solar panel model!