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January 2012, Vol. 3

Kids in classroom Dear Teachers,

Happy Valentine's Day! This February 14, keep the holiday fun with creative crafts, literary love, and word games.

Black History Month is celebrated in February, and it's a great time to expand your curriculum! There are so many notable African-American authors, musicians, politicians, and artists that are often overlooked in standard social studies courses.

You know that your classroom can never be too organized. Get some new tips on how to get yourself in order, from your paperwork to your schedule.

Best Wishes,
The Editors of TeacherVision.com

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Grades K-2
Make Valentine's Day fun with crafts and homemade cards.
Valentine's Day Printable Book
Top 15 Valentine's Day Printables
Valentine Card
Top 10 Black History Month Worksheets
Printable Coloring Book of African-Americans
Don't Say Ain't Discussion Guide
More K-2 Resources

Grades 3-5
Introduce students to the troubled African-American history through literature and worksheets.
In the Spirit of Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day Word Games
Valentine's Day Math Word Problems
Remember: The Journey to School Integration
Teacher's Guide

Black History Month Classroom Kit
African-American Poetry
More 3-5 Resources

Grades 6-8
Valentine's Day can be tricky, but discussions of the anatomy of the heart, plus love in literature keeps the topic neutral.
The Life of Milton Hershey
What Are the Parts of the Heart?
Romantic Couples Through the Ages
Equal Is Right
Up Close: Thurgood Marshall Discussion
Guide

Black History Printable Book
More 6-8 Resources

Grades 9-12
You can discuss difficult topics like racism with high school students.
Romantic Couples in Literature
Anatomy of the Human Heart
Street Love Reading Guide
A Wreath for Emmett Till Teacher's Guide
Race: A History Beyond Black and White Teaching
Guide

The American Dream and African-American History
More 9-12 Resources

Classroom ManagementTEACHING TOOLS

Classroom Organization
Get your classroom in order today!
Top 10 Classroom Organization Tips
The Ultimate Organized Classroom
Too Many Tasks, Not Enough Day
Classroom Timesaver: ID Numbers
Controlling Disorganization
Organizing for Instruction
More Classroom Organization Resources

Groundhog Day
 

Will the groundhog see its shadow? Find out February 2!
History of Groundhog Day
(3-5)

Hand Shadows (1-5)
Earth and Shadows: The
Reasons for Seasons (5-8)

A Shadow Record (K-4)
Science and Art: Making
Shadows (2)

Examining Shadows at Noon
(1-6)

More Groundhog Day
Resources


 

The NEW Funbrain
 

You're already familiar with Funbrain.com, the free (and safe) kids' site for educational games, online books, and comics—but now it's got a whole new look! Check out the redesigned version of the site, which also features curriculum guides for your teaching needs.

 

Weather & Meteorology
 

National Weatherperson's Day is February 5.
Make a Silly Weather Worm
(K-2)

Technology and Weather:
Vocabulary (6)

Making and Using a
Barometer (2-5)

Joanne Simpson,
Meteorologist (4-8)

Tracking a Hurricane (2-5)
Instant Expert: Weather (4-6)
More Weather Resources

 

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Timely Topics
 

Groundhog Day
(February 2)

Rosa Parks' Birthday
(February 4, 1913)

Super Bowl Sunday
(February 5)

School Counseling Week
(February 6-10)

Valentine's Day
(February 14)

Susan B. Anthony Day
(February 15)

Presidents' Day
(February 20)

Mardi Gras
(February 21)

Eating Disorders Awareness
Week

(February 26-March 3)

Black History Month
(February)

Library Lovers' Month
(February)

More February Events

 

Highlights

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Maurice Sendak
Beloved children's author and illustrator Maurice Sendak, most known for his classic Where the Wild Things Are, passed away May 8, 2012. Commemorate this creative giant by reading Wild Things, Brundibar, Bumble-Ardy, or another one of his lovely books in your classroom.

May Calendar of Events
The month of May is full of holidays and events that you can incorporate into your standard curriculum. Our Educators' Calendar outlines activities for each one, including Transportation Week (5/13-19), Memorial Day (5/28), and World No Tobacco Day (5/31). Plus, celebrate Asian-Pacific-American Heritage Month, Physical Fitness & Sports Month, and Transportation Month all May long!

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Top 10 Educational Technology Resources
Break out of the pencil and paper construct; engage students in your classroom with our Top 10 Favorite Educational Technology Resources. These websites and their interactive content will help you create new and captivating lesson plans for your curriculum.


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