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Alycia

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Tiffani

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Kindergarten

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Christy

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K-5

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a proud supporter of American public education and a tech integrationist

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Beth

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Michigan

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3rd grade

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an enthusiastic teacher and techie, and a mom of three boys

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Meghan

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4th grade

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Julie

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Texas

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PreK-5th

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a Literacy Coach, and lover of picture books

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Shari

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Kansas

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2nd grade

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an inquiring investigator of… my students’ brains, of course

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The International Festival Taste-Fest

By Beth Newingham on March 28, 2012

Have students and parents experience the flavors of the world with a "taste-fest" at the International Festival.

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The International Festival Music Performance & Fashion Show

By Beth Newingham on March 27, 2012

Plan an evening performance where parents are able to watch the students sing songs and show off their costumes.

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Creating Costumes for the International Festival

By Beth Newingham on March 26, 2012

As a homework assignment, have students put together a costume that reflects the country they are studying.

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Researching Students' Ancestors for the International...

By Beth Newingham on March 23, 2012

Help students research and prepare a final report for display at the International Festival.

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Celebrate Diversity With an International Festival!

By Beth Newingham on March 22, 2012

Teach your students to embrace different cultures by hosting an international festival with authentic costumes, music, and cuisine.

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An Inexpensive Way to Get More Books for Your Classroom Library: eBay

By Beth Newingham on March 21, 2012

Supplement your classroom library with collections of books auctioned on eBay.

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An Inexpensive Way to Get More Books for Your Classroom Library:...

By Beth Newingham on March 20, 2012

Motivate students to read and raise money to purchase new books for your classroom library with a read-a-thon.

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Create a Vocabulary Word Wall

By Beth Newingham on March 17, 2012

Encourage students to tune in to interesting vocabulary words during their reading with a word wall.

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Bringing Regional Travel to Your Curriculum

By Beth Newingham on March 16, 2012

Take your students on a pretend journey to the different cities, states, or countries that you are studying.

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