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Weekly Tips for Teachers : Issue 332
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This Week's Theme is Native Americans

Native Americans:
 
Printable Activity of the Week

Native Americans Vocabulary Blackout Worksheet

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eWorkbook of the Week

Native American Theme, Vol. 2 Workbook

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On-line Activity of the Week

Native Americans Match the Theme Game

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Weekly Teacher Resources
A Teaching Tip of the Week - Make-Up Work Board
 

By: Laura Becker: 7th Grade Math Teacher, Salisbury Middle School

"I have two laminated weekly calendars up in the back of my room. I place a brief description of what was done in class for each period for each day of the week, including any class or home assignments. One calendar is for the current week and the other is for the previous week. Students that are absent no longer have to ask me, "What did I miss?" They just look at the calendar and find their missing assignments. Any worksheets needed are placed in a "Make-up Work Folder" near the calendars. My 7th graders are responsible for getting and submitting their own make-up work. This really makes life less difficult for me."

B This Week in History
  1512 - First exhibition of Michelangelo's paintings on ceiling of Sistine Chapel.
1787 - African Free School, the first free school in NYC, opens.
C Teacher Resource of the Week • Oral Expression Rubric Generator
D Teacher PC Downloads of the Week • Screenbook Maker
E Teacher Mac Download of the Week • Guitar Shed
F Featured Teacher Message Board Topics:
  • Discouraged Student Teacher    • No less than 50 percent policy
Teacher Inspiration and Humor

Quote of the Week

"What nobler employment, or more valuable to the state, than that of the man who instructs the rising generation?”
~ Cicero ~

Jokes You Can Tell in Class

On his first night landing, a young and foolish pilot wanted to make appear cool as he radioed the tower during his approach. Instead of making an official request to land, he said: "Guess who?"

The controller switched the field lights off and replied: "Guess where!"

On-line Teacher Poll of the Week
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