Category Archives: Uncategorized

“Music In Our Schools Month – March 2013 – is a perfect time to get involved and do your part to ensure that America’s students have access to a comprehensive, sequential music education taught by exemplary music educators!”, as stated … Continue reading →

Can you identify the contributions these men made to the Constitution?         Robert Morris                       Oliver Ellsworth Resources for teachers: US Constitution Day Activities and Lesson Plans | Constitution Facts … Continue reading →

Assigning research for states, cities and counties is made easier by accessing information from Quest USA.  Use the search engine and enter the city, state, or county or just enter the zip code.  Information presented includes a map, statistics on … Continue reading →

April 14, 2012 is the 100th Anniversary of the Titanic’s sinking.  This event may be used as a discussion starter for Social Studies/History classes.  There is much available on the RMS.Titanic Inc. site for background information.  Titanic Facts also has easy … Continue reading →

FETC (Florida Educational Technology Conference) will be held January 23-26, 2012 in Orlando, FL at the Orange County Convention Center. This year, besides the concurrent sessions, there will be a 100+ two, three, and six hour workshop sessions.  The buzz … Continue reading →

Opportunities for students to practice reading and comprehension skills, especially prior to the FCAT testing in the spring, are easy to provide.  You will find an FCIT resource to use in social studies classrooms.  FCAT Express provides reading practice for … Continue reading →

SAS Curriculum Pathways has released a new version of its free Curriculum Pathways resource. This new version includes content for middle grades students.  Content is tied to the Common Core Standards for all states’ grades 6-12. One of the interactive formats, “read, … Continue reading →

This resource shares five essential questions to use in discussing the 10th Anniversary of September 11.