Margaret Nominates
Another Set of
Five Outstanding Freebies
This time, I went searching for outstanding math and science resources as well as the standard language arts items. It was a successful excursion!
Can You Make a Paraprosdokian?—Runde’s Room –Ontario, Canada
Can I make a what? Word game collectors, go get this one!
Understanding Multiple Meaning Words—Emily Kissner—Pennsylvania
A well-done, clearly presented power point.
Halloween Brain Teasers with Double Double Letters—Margaret Whisnant—NC
Well, Okay. This one is mine. It’s a perk of being the nominator.
The Million Dollar Project—Janis Nobel—New York
This is the most creative “What would you do with a million dollars” project I have ever seen. This one gets my vote for the math/social studies/language arts award.
Cloud in a Jar Water Cycle Demo—Laura Candler—NC
Laura Candler is already famous for her language arts products. Now she gets the gold star for this teacher-conducted science demonstration. How I would love to be there to watch the kids react when you give it a try.
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