Welcome to our MSP Webinar Blogging Site. This will be exciting to do!
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Here is where you can see the POSTED activities you all have tried out in your classroom after participating in the Webinars on our site. If you have something to post now then click the POST link at the top RIGHT of the page. This is a SAMPLE POSTING.
You can add text like you see here...
You can add PICTURES like (click the IMAGE ICON above after clicking the POST LINK)...
You can add videos like (click the VIDEO ICON above above after clicking the POST LINK)...
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I enjoyed "Student Misconceptions about Space" by Geno Gant. He covered a lot of information that was very interesting. I thought seasons were partially attributed to the "oblong" path of planets around the sun. I now know the truth!
ReplyDeleteSpace is not a 3rd grade standard, but at the end of the year, my class did a replication of "day" and "night" with a ball on a stick "axis" and a flashlight. Students took turns shining the light on "earth" while others took turns "rotating earth" holding the top and bottom of the stick spearing the ball. We labeled USA and Greece "Social Studies standard" so we could experience how it can be "day" here and "night" somewhere else. It was too dark in the room to see what was going on in the video of this.