#OTD in #History 1865, John Wilkes Booth was killed. He thought he had “too great a soul to die like a criminal.” But the soldier who shot the bullet observed, it “struck him just back of the ear, about the same spot that his bullet hit Mr. Lincoln...What a fearful God we serve.”

I love having students use playing cards to rank the strength of their evidence from sources when preparing to write claims. It provides students the chance to discuss ideas with others before writing independently. It works for soc st and science. LiteracyMTSSOlathe OPS Social Studies

After viewing an image of the Assembly Room of Independence Hall and a painting of the men at the Constitutional Convention, we used What Would You Ask? to get ready to learn more about this meeting. It also gave us a thinking job as we read: to find answers to our questions.

A twist on See Think Wonder: using it in trios. One person records the group’s thinking for each part. Fifth graders in April need to talk. A lot. So let them talk about science 🌍 Manchester Park Elementary

Inspire learning on Earth Day and beyond with these free activities and #TeachingResources from Scholastic Magazines+ for grades preK-10 🌎 bit.ly/4aTVTh2

How did your students do with email writing this school year?

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29 years ago today, our nation witnessed the Oklahoma City bombing — the deadliest act of domestic terrorism ever on U.S. soil.

#WeRemember those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever.

#OnThisDay in 1775, the Revolutionary War began in Massachusetts at the Battle of Lexington and Concord. Take a look at objects that witnessed the 'shot heard round the world,' including a beam from Old North Bridge, on loan from Concord Museum.

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#OTD in #History , 1775, #PaulRevere , William Dawes, & Samuel Prescott warned #Massachusetts ' countryside, the British 'Regulars are coming out.' The tale has been mythicized, but the true story is just as inspiring; for it prepared our #Patriots for the onset of the #RevWar . #USA

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What is the best way to organize a classroom for reading instruction?
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This is a great webinar about using picture books with primary sources for all my social studies friends! National Council for History Education Amy Walker OPS Social Studies Tina Ellsworth Nathan McAlister ncheteach.org/blog/webinar/u…

“The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims His handiwork.” (Psalm 19:1)

So cool! 😎 #Eclipse2024 Manchester Park Elementary Olathe Public Schools

Thank you SCHEELS for the amazing gift card I won today!! Thank you for supporting teachers! #EdCampJOCOKS24

Another great conference at #EdcampJOCOKS24 ! I enjoyed facilitating conversations around math, science, and of course social studies. But the best part is seeing colleagues who are also my friends!

Tomorrow is the day!! Check out the session board to plan out your morning.
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Did you know that consistent attendance is more than just a routine? Every day your child is in school, they’re not just learning math, science, and reading; they are also learning how to interact, collaborate, and navigate the world around them. Every day counts, so let's make…

What did Thomas Jefferson say about the Constitution Day eclipse of 1811? And who did he tell about it? Take a look at his weather journal and peek into his letters, all via the Library's online collections
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Happy Easter! Jesus said, 'I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live. And whoever lives and believes in Me shall never die. Do you believe this?' (John 11:25-26). #Easter #HeIsRisen