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First, I want to apologize if this photo from Flickr.com makes you hungry for cookies and milk today if you are on a “healthy eating plan.” (That’s what I like to call a diet. ) But I won’t apologize for this great information I have to [...]
March 3, 2010 in Elementary Educators, High School Teachers, Middle School Teachers, Wacky Wednesday
Tags: literacy education, love of reading, Milk + Bookies, service education, Wacky Wednesday | 3 Comments »
Yesterday, I shared with you a really cool book called On the Edge with Coolhead Luke. I also shared with you two of the silly poems and illustrations in the book and compared it to Shel Silverstein and Jack Prelutsky’s work. To see this post and read about the book by the mother/son duo, [...]
November 11, 2009 in Creative Writing activities, Elementary Educators, Wacky Wednesday, White Colin, White Jennifer, Writing Skills, poetry, six traits of writing
Tags: Author Interview, Book Giveaway Contest, Colin White, Coolhead Luke and Other Stories, Jennifer White, Wacky Wednesday | 4 Comments »
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While doing research for another article I was writing and thinking about yesterday’s Tuesday Tales book, Fussy Freya, I found this really interesting website: Fast Food Facts. There are a lot of websites out there that will compare fast food meals for you. They will put the menu items [...]
October 28, 2009 in Books with Science Content, Elementary Educators, High School Teachers, Preschool to 1st grade teachers, Wacky Wednesday
Tags: fast food info, Nutrition, nutrition books for kids, nutrition for kids, Wacky Wednesday | No Comments »
The subject of getting our kids to eat healthy, especially in the United States, has been on parents’ and educators’ minds for several decades. There are several teachers’ books that talk about nutrition and give lesson plan ideas. But what about books that talk directly to kids? These two above can be used with [...]
October 7, 2009 in Books with Science Content, Books with Science Content, Elementary Educators, Preschool to 1st grade teachers, Wacky Wednesday
Tags: nutrition for kids, Wacky Wednesday | No Comments »
You must watch this clip below from food writer John T. Edge’s (author of Hamburger and Fries: An American Story, Apple Pie: An American Story) website. He has also made several television appearances, and he has this clever clip video from his website. I saw this on his website because I am writing an article [...]
September 17, 2009 in Elementary Educators, Reading Skills, Wacky Wednesday
Tags: Cook books for kids, math skills, reading skills, recipes for math practice, Wacky Wednesday | No Comments »
In honor of the way I feel today (which is not so great), I thought I would write about one of my very favorite wacky poems–”Sick” by Shel Silverstein. I remember this poem from my first grade teacher, Ms. Bauer, when she shared Where the Sidewalk Ends with us. As soon as I became a [...]
August 20, 2009 in Silverstein, Shel, Wacky Wednesday
Tags: poetry, Shel Silverstein, Sick, Wacky Wednesday | 2 Comments »