February 4, 2018 |
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A Short Month BIG on Ed Tech!
February may be a shorter month in days, but it still offers a number of learning opportunities for both you and your students. Find activities and tools for Black History Month, Presidents' Day, the Olympics, and more!
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Professional Learning in February
Attending the PETE & C conference next week in Hershey, Pennsylvania? If yes, we'd love to have you visit one of our sessions led by our team of edtech coaches. For those seeking professional learning from the comforts of home, see our virtual workshop schedule to find a topic that interests you.
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This Week at TeachersFirst
From the Chinese New Year to Lincoln's birthday, February is filled with ample learning opportunities! Also, don't miss our recent post—6 Tools to Incorporate Technology into Winter Olympics Lessons—to incorporate technology into your classroom.
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Learn about ChinaHappy Chinese New Year!This curated list includes both New Year and Chinese New Year resources. Scan the reviews to find the sites that are most relevant for your classroom. Learn more about China, the Chinese New Year, and the Year of the Dog! |
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Lincoln-Inspired Lesson IdeasHappy Birthday President LincolnOur extensive collection of resources related to President Lincoln offers something for all grades. Each review includes a detailed description and technology integration ideas for the classroom! |
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6 Tools Just for You!Incorporate Technology Into Winter Olympics LessonsLearn about 6 tools you can use to incorporate technology into your Winter Olympics lessons. Explore SAMR and ISTE standards as your read about uses for each of the six tools. |
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Weekly Poll9-1-1 Emergency Calls?Did you know the first 9-1-1 call was made on February 16, 1968? Do you teach about using 9-1-1 in your schools? Participate in our weekly poll and view others' replies! |
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