After yesterday afternoon with a high of 13 degrees and walking around comfortably with just a jacket, it was back to winter coat and big mittens today. Spring in Ontario. As I look out the window, I see little flakes of snow. This is nuts. What’s not nuts are the posts this week from Ontario … Continue reading “This Week in Ontario Edublogs”
In one week, we’ve gone from socked in with snow to having to clean the yard now that we’re down to grass. (I own a dog, remember) Enjoy some recent post from Ontario Edubloggers. Complex I was delighted to see The Beast back at the blogging keyboard. It’s always interesting to read their initial thoughts … Continue reading “This Week in Ontario Edublogs”
After a snowy week, it’s nice to be able to sit back and check out some blog posts from Ontario Edubloggers. February Patience Aviva Dunsiger has taken the suggestion from Beth Lyons about doing a #oneword each month rather than one for the year and February is going to be “Patience”. I think every teacher … Continue reading “This Week in Ontario Edublogs”
Happy Friday! I hope that everyone is well and staying safe. Please take some time to check through and read some awesome thoughts from Ontario Edubloggers. Teachers Teaching About Things: Has The Needle Moved? There’s no doubt about this in Matthew Morris’ mind and I’m totally on side with this. His Exhibit A is the … Continue reading “This Week in Ontario Edublogs”
Welcome to another Friday and countdown to the early spring predicted by Wiarton Willie. Enjoy some great blog posts from Ontario Edubloggers as you count. Gearing Up for MST with a Master Storyteller In these COVID days, you would understand how someone might lose their enthusiasm for doing extraordinary things. That’s anything but the case … Continue reading “This Week in Ontario Edublogs”
