Great Reading Lists are Sparked by Kindred Spirits
Summer break means summer reading!
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Terrorist Attack at Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, UK
Warning: The following news story contains disturbing information that may be traumatizing to children. Please use your judgment in what is appropriate for your own class.
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Five ways to integrate social and emotional learning in your classroom
By Jillian Ahrens
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Should seat belts be mandatory on school buses?
School districts around the country are debating whether or not to require seat belts on school buses. Requiring seat belts comes at a high cost for school districts already struggling with tight budgets.
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When class discipline falls apart, circle up
By Melissa Hughes
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What can astronomers study during a total solar eclipse?
#8 News Story from 2017
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What’s with the nose on the star-nosed mole?
On a list of the world’s most unusual looking mammals, the star-nosed mole sits close to the top — its snout erupts in a burst of fleshy, pink appendages. And with the mole’s uncommon appearance come some uncommon abilities.
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White House wavers on reasons behind Comey firing
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How are droplets related to disease transmission?
Lydia Bourouiba, a physical applied mathematician at MIT, takes us through the anatomy of a splash.Vocabulary: fluid dynamics, disease transmission, contamination, image a
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What’s going on when your shoelaces come untied?
Christine Gregg, a graduate student in mechanical engineering at UC Berkeley, talks about the forces behind your pesky shoelace problem.Vocabulary: force, inertial forces,
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