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August Events for Your Lessons
In this section, you will find resources for your lessons related to August events that have made a difference in the lives of countless individuals: I Have a Dream Day, World Humanitarian Day, and Women's Equality Day. You will also learn about a cross-cultural learning opportunity for your students.
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This Week at TeachersFirst
Our Summer season of OK2Ask virtual workshops ends this week—be sure to sign up for the two remaining workshops. In celebration of Book Lovers Day, we’re sharing resources to help you find some great books to enjoy. We’re also sharing a related blog post and kindly ask for your input on our weekly poll.
Tuesday, 8/9, 6 PM ETOK2Ask: Google Drawings in the ClassroomRefresh your classroom activities using Google Drawings. Learn to design interactive images, labeling activities, and timelines that engage students and deepen content-area knowledge. Identify ways to use Google Drawings to support instruction. Learn how to use Google Drawings to create three types of instructional activities » |
Wednesday, 8/10, 6 PM ETOK2Ask: TeachersFirst Tech Tools Smackdown (Digital Storytelling Edition)Join us as we showcase and compare some of our contributors’ favorite edtech resources for digital storytelling. Explore new and tried-and-true technology tools for your classroom and help us decide which tool is the winner of this season’s smackdown! Learn about and compare some of TeachersFirst contributors' favorite technology tools » |
Find a book to enjoyBook Lovers DayAugust 9 is Book Lovers Day—the perfect day to put away your phone, take a break from work, and relax with a good book. From inspiring books to free classes, check out these ideas for continuing to learn while your mind and body enjoy summer vacation. |
Infusing Technology BlogBack to School - CommunicationBefore the new school year begins, take time to view this collection of blog posts related to communication. Learn new strategies for communicating with your students and families this year. |
Share your thoughts with our communityWeekly PollThis week our poll asks, "What is your favorite type of summer reading?" Submit your reply and view the responses of other educators. Do you like informational, fictional, historical, or other genres of books? » |
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