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3 Easy Ways to Help Students Learn the Value of Service to the Community

3 Easy Ways to Help Students Learn the Value of Service to the Community

Heather BrookePosted 12/04/15
It's that time of year when kids are looking forward to winter break, presents, and fun. But how about evolving a sense of gratitude and service? What better time of year to be thankful and give back to the larger community? How do we do that? Here are three easy ways to help students learn the value of service to the community.

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Native American Heritage Month: American Indians Today

Native American Heritage Month: American Indians Today

Karen Coody CooperPosted 11/19/15
November is Native American Heritage Month! In addition to teaching students about American Indian history and culture, it is important to make students aware of the reality of American Indians as contemporary people. Here are some excellent suggestions from Cherokee historian Karen Coody Cooper.

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Presidential Election Countdown: 12 Actionable Topics to Cover in Your Classroom

Presidential Election Countdown: 12 Actionable Topics to Cover in Your Classroom

Emily R. Smith, M.A.Ed.Posted 11/13/15
The presidential election is a fantastic opportunity to teach students about the U.S. government and how it works. Here are 12 purposeful and actionable topics to cover between now and November 8, 2016. Cover one topic a month, or pick and choose the topics that suit your needs best!

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Veterans Day: Free Classroom Resources

Veterans Day: Free Classroom Resources

TCM GuestPosted 11/06/15
As Americans, we have much to be thankful for. Many brave men and women serve in the armed forces. They uphold our values and protect our borders. On Veterans Day, we take time to thank these people. Here are two free resources you can use in your classroom to help honor our veterans.

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5 Ways to Prevent Bullying in School

5 Ways to Prevent Bullying in School

Diana Herweck Ph.D.Posted 10/26/15
It's National Bullying Prevention Month, and recent statistics show that one in three kids is bullied at school. What can you do to help prevent bullying and help to manage its effects? Here are five activities you can start doing in the classroom today to address the issue of bullying.

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Last Minute Halloween Costumes for Teachers

Last Minute Halloween Costumes for Teachers

TCM GuestPosted 10/23/15
Did Halloween suddenly "creep" up on you this year? Are you frantically searching for a last minute costume that will impress your candy-crazed students?! Here are five fun, school-friendly costumes that you can easily put together with a quick trip to the dollar store, your classroom supplies room, or a color printer!

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