I've been trying to find a fun way to explore ancient Egypt without spending all our time reading the textbook. One thing I found was this Virtual Field Trip! It has multiple interactive links that is super fun and interesting!
This is my professional portfolio that showcases the highlights from the classes I have taught. I am currently working at Bishop Flaget. This year I am teaching 6th and 7th grade ELA, 6th grade Religion, and Social Studies. I have taught prek, and 4th grade math in the past. I go by Ms. Cryder. All my lessons meet the state Common Core standards. "Who dares to teach must never cease to learn." - John Cotton Dana
Thursday, April 12, 2018
Ancient Egypt
I LOVE teaching about ancient Egypt! This year has been a little different because we did a "Wonder" project. Students came up with a topic, brainstormed an idea and implemented how they wanted to express their learning to their parents in our annual Spring Celebration!
I've been trying to find a fun way to explore ancient Egypt without spending all our time reading the textbook. One thing I found was this Virtual Field Trip! It has multiple interactive links that is super fun and interesting!
I've been trying to find a fun way to explore ancient Egypt without spending all our time reading the textbook. One thing I found was this Virtual Field Trip! It has multiple interactive links that is super fun and interesting!
Saturday, April 7, 2018
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In an attempt to make learning fun in the time of Covid, I did my first PBL (Project Based Learning). Students were given a packet at the b...
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In an attempt to make learning fun in the time of Covid, I did my first PBL (Project Based Learning). Students were given a packet at the b... -
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