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[edit] sievkins: Banana Man

2 December 2008, by EJP All third graders in New Hampshire learn NH history. I don't recall exactly how I was discovered--I imagine it had something to do with the smell--but Mr. Dove found my banana stash and stood there while I took black banana after black ...

[edit] Third Grade Teacher Dies on Way to School - WCIA-3 News

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[edit] Third Grade Teacher in SWFL Seeking BLOG Help - Classroom 2.0

1 December 2008, by unknown I am interested in incorporating blogging into my third grade classroom. I have a million ideas, but am not sure where to start. I also want to begin small at first. Suggestions? Ideas?

[edit] Community Calendar - Daily Comet

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[edit] Third Grade Sketchbook on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

1 December 2008, by unknown Here's another sketchbook character from the creator of The Midnight Mummy.

[edit] School news - 27east.com

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[edit] Today’s teachers must do much more than merely ‘teach to the test’ - Atlanta Journal Constitution

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[edit] Washington County School District - Desert Valley Times

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[edit] Education Watch: Calendar and news - Topeka Capital Journal

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[edit] Sunnyside students get gift that lasts a lifetime - Tucson Citizen

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[edit] Buffalo Rising | Botanical Gardens Set To Begin Project Empower

30 November 2008, by unknown The Botanical Gardens hopes to do just that with Project Empower, a program aimed at showing third graders how plants around us affect our daily lives through hands on activities. Project Empower is getting their start-up funding from a ...

[edit] White House dog contest: West Side third-graders make contest a ... - The Tribune-Democrat

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[edit] 32 third graders and One Class Bunny: Life lessons From Teaching ...

30 November 2008, by Kathy Davis 32 third graders and One Class Bunny: Life lessons From Teaching: Homeschool Review, News, reviews, blogs, shopping and more.

[edit] HSBC grant will fund third-graders’ field trips : Schools : The ...

29 November 2008, by unknown A $10000 grant from HSBC Bank will bring an estimated 1200 Buffalo School District third-graders to the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens for hands-on field trips. The check for “Project Empower,” an educational pilot program, ...

[edit] Third-graders taught a lesson in giving - Worcester Telegram

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[edit] Cleveland's Patrick Henry school proves 'highly qualified ...

29 November 2008, by unknown District officials say there were some extenuating circumstances around the astounding failure rate: One of the two third-grade teachers at the school had extensive absences due to a serious illness. Both of the teachers were new to ...

[edit] Worried about cooking that turkey? These 3rd graders have some, ah,... - San Jose Mercury News

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[edit] LA Moms Blog: The Third Grade Slump

26 November 2008, by unknown Both of my daughters started kindergarten as enthusiastic learners. I remember both of their faces lighting up as they exclaimed "I have homework!" for the first time. Even after the newness wore off, they'd still want to show off their ...

[edit] Teachers from South America shared cultural traditions with elementary students in Canutillo.

26 November 2008, by Damian Elementary School third graders Destiny Valdez, 9, left, and Kareme Rodriguez, 9, learned a traditional dance from the Dominican Republic with Juana Mercado, background. (Mark Lambie / El Paso ...

[edit] Up to the task Third-graders pledge to graduate, avoid drugs, eat healthy and exercise

24 November 2008, by Mayor Ken Miyagishima asks third-graders at Conlee Elementary School to pledge they will fully commit to a fitness and nutrition program and remain drug-free Wednesday in the school library. The progr...

[edit] Team efforts fuel the fun as seniors and kids bond

22 November 2008, by On a warm afternoon at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, third-graders and older adults partnered up for the Intergenerational Games.

[edit] Team efforts fuel the fun as seniors and kids bond

22 November 2008, by CHULA VISTA – On a warm afternoon at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, third-graders and older adults partnered up for the Intergenerational Games.

[edit] Students Say Foster Dog Is Perfect For Obamas

22 November 2008, by Some third graders at North Decatur Elementary School say their foster puppy would be the perfect dog for the family of President-elect Barack Obama.

[edit] I Am A Mother…

21 November 2008, by Phillip Done begins the first chapter of his book 32 Third Graders and One Class Bunny (which you can see in my sidebar) with a list that begins, “I am a teacher…”  As I read through that list wherein he describes all the things he does in the name of teaching, I thought to myself [...]

[edit] Schory: Building character a " one pillar at a time

20 November 2008, by Third graders at John Shields Elementary School in Sugar Grove showed servicemen and women some respect this week when they gave boodles of items to be sent overseas.

[edit] Third graders get real lesson in humanity | KOMO News - Seattle ...

18 November 2008, by unknown When it was time to go on a field trip, third graders at Meridian Park Elementary in Shoreline didn't go to the zoo. They didn't visit a museum. Instead, they went to Food Lifeline to volunteer and get a real lesson in humanity. ...

[edit] Third graders get real lesson in humanity

18 November 2008, by When it was time to go on a field trip, third graders at Meridian Park Elementary in Shoreline didn't go to the zoo, they went to Food Lifeline to volunteer.

[edit] after school tutor (briarcliff manor)

18 November 2008, by I have triplet third graders, looking for someone to help me after school Monday - Wed. 3:30-7pm. Drivers required as we will "tag team" from homework to after school activities. I will pay gas expenses. Must also be willing to help start dinner. References are a must and able to tutor ...

[edit] Research scientist helps Edgewood eighth-graders explore biochemistry

17 November 2008, by Students at Edgewood Campus School are learning with the help of a research scientist. This is the third year Edgewood is participating in the SMART (Students Modeling A Research Topic) Team program where students learn what active research scientists investigate in their labs. Along the way, ...

[edit] Schools in need find partners in business

17 November 2008, by As gusts of chilly wind swept the playground at Doull Elementary School in southwest Denver, and giggling third-graders chased after blown-away scraps of paper, Gene DeJong was doing battle with the breeze, armed with a can of spray paint and a stencil.

[edit] Keeping Notes Afloat in Class

17 November 2008, by Third-graders at Hunters Woods Elementary School are required to learn the fundamentals of the violin. They know how to stand up straight, how to hold their instruments and how to use the tippy tips of their fingers when they press on the strings so they don't make what their teacher ...

[edit] Kafka for the Kindergarten Set

16 November 2008, by Just as Bush's Healthy Forests Initiative cut down more trees and his Clean Skies Initiative increased pollution, his No Child Left Behind Act hurt students, especially poor students. That this is a controversial statement shows just how rare genuine child advocates are (compared to, say, environmentalists) ...

[edit] "If Third Graders Used Juicy Campus" by Pat Stansik on CollegeHumor

15 November 2008, by unknown If Third Graders Used Juicy Campus · Halloween Party News Feed · Sunday Morning Flowchart. There are 117 comments. Signin or create an account to see them. ... If Third Graders Used Juicy Campus. by Pat Stansik at Bucknell. 91 Likes ...

[edit] Teaching Fellow for college prep charter school (Austin, TX)

13 November 2008, by KIPP Austin College Prep middle school, a KIPP Austin Public School www.kippaustin.org OVERVIEW: KIPP, the Knowledge Is Power Program, is a national network of free, open-enrollment, college-preparatory public schools in under-resourced communities throughout the United States. There are currently 66 ...

[edit] More Reaserchers Needed Now. (KC)

11 November 2008, by Data Entry Workers Needed! Make 30.00 - 50.00 Per Form! Easily 200+ Per Day! Job responsibilities include processing and documenting a wide variety of surveys and focus group information for the company. Ideal candidates will have ability to multi-task. There is flexibility in work hours. You must be ...

[edit] Compulsory English classes planned for primary schools

11 November 2008, by A student in an English class at the Ta Cu Ty Primary School in Bac Ha District in the northern mountainous province of Lao Cai. English will be compulsory for 20 per cent of third graders from the...

[edit] Class Divided

7 November 2008, by A good week to see the most requested FRONTLINE ever -- the story of an Iowa schoolteacher who found a way to teach her third graders a lesson on intolerance that none would ever forget.

[edit] Mansfield third-graders "sew' seeds of kindness

5 November 2008, by Kelly Tellefsen's third-grade students at the Mansfield Elementary School spent a day "sewing seeds of kindness by making dolls for patients at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

[edit] 32 Third Graders

5 November 2008, by I get emails all the time from authors asking me to review their books and I almost always turn them down simply because right now I don’t have the time to read as much as I would like and then I’ve got their book and the pressure and the guilt and oh my.  At my age, [...]

[edit] Exit Polls! Exit Polls! Exit Polls! (Election Day)

4 November 2008, by Sorry, Dianne Feinstein! Exit polls are useless and wrong (actually they're not entirely wrong and useless except that no one knows how to read them, except Marc Ambinder). But they're out, now, and soon they'll be everywhere. Let's get to it: "Senate sources" say the Dems will be stuck at 58 seats. ...

[edit] World closely watching US presidential elections

3 November 2008, by JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -- When Sri Murtiningsi asked her third graders what they wanted to be when they grew up, the answers ranged from doctors to a pilot. One boy in the class raised his hand: Barack Obama said his dream was to be president of the United States....

[edit] World closely watching US presidential elections

3 November 2008, by When Sri Murtiningsi asked her third graders what they wanted to be when they grew up, the answers ranged from doctors to a pilot. One boy in the class raised his hand: Barack Obama said his dream was to be president of the United States.

[edit] Using a Green Screen and Flip Camera

25 October 2008, by Our school has purchased a green screen and some lights. The idea is to film students more, encourage them to slip into different roles, be more visuals, ans add more effects to the final product. We want to emphasize the skills of speaking, appropriate and constructive video content. Some examples that we are planning to record: Fifth graders wil be recording their presidential candidate speeches. Third graders had the idea of becoming different frogs from around the world, reporting on th

[edit] Megapundit Extra: Yes, we know the drill

17 October 2008, by Heather Mallick explains Canadian politics to Guardian readers, whom she apparently deems too stupid to appreciate the manifest differences between various nations’ politics or too incurious to be interested by them. There are three wings to Canadian political life. Harper, the Conservative PM, is a rightwing extremist, although he doesn’t suck up like Cameron. He is an anti-choice, pro-prison, poverty-ignoring, food-safety-privatising, arts-ridiculing, Afghanistan war-loving, cowboy hat-wear

[edit] 3rd Graders, Yoga

6 October 2008, by Today I had five classes of third graders. How to put this nicely... today I encountered 150 reasons for abstinence. The governments of the world should investigate compulsory shifts teaching third graders as a win-win approach to birth control. What monsters! What savages! What sycophants! What cretins!I pretty much lost my voice. I spent almost an entire class trying to explicate increasingly lucidly my intended denotation of the word "quiet". When I was 9, grown-ups constantly told me to resp

[edit] Third Grade and Testing the Rules

9 September 2008, by My 8-year-old daughter has just started the third grade! Yes, my baby, who I remember just starting to walk and talk and read, is already in the third grade… that’s halfway done with elementary school! Okay, the old mommy panic is gone but replaced with an uncomfortable unsettled feeling. The first week of school went really well. She loves her teacher who has truly mastered the art of the reward. She had the parents bring in their kid’s favorite candy in a little plastic baggie, and then uses

[edit] Third Grade Problems: Telling Secrets!

7 September 2008, by My third-graders have a big problem with their friends telling others their secrets. One boy says, “My big problem is with Mohamed, because I tell him my secrets, and he tells them to other students, and I don’t like that.” A girl says, “When I say a secret to Yasmine, she tells it to everybody.  She promises not to say it, and then she tells it.” Photo by Maureen Lawrence Another boy says, “The person I have a problem with is Marouane.  When I say to him a secret, he tells me he will say it to

[edit] Last Days of Elementary School in the Middle East

11 June 2008, by Briouats - A Favorite Food at Our Middle Eastern Class Parties! Photo from: http://www.lejus.com/recette-1032.htm Briouats are triangle-shaped filo pastries, which when served here are usually filled with shrimp and vermicille (hair-fine spaghetti), or with cheese, sometimes with a mixture of cinnamon-spiced ground beef or lamb, and scrambled egg. Our last week of school is a bit different than in United States schools. I read some schools have Field Day on the last day. Here it would be

[edit] Schools Attuned Fair

9 June 2008, by During our last week of school the third graders put on the Schools Attuned Fair for the upcoming second graders. Although this is usually supposed to be presented to parents, we decided to try something new. We learned about the constructs throughout the year and then spent the last three weeks reveiwing and learning the specific lessons for the fair. It was a huge success. The third graders were able to take it very seriously and station managers knew their roles. We had several children “fl

[edit] What Middle Eastern Mothers Send to School in Third-Graders’ Snacks

6 June 2008, by We have no lunchroom, so our kids eat lunches outside in the play area. They eat their morning snacks at their own desks in our classroom. Both of these they bring from home. Are you curious what the kids bring packed from home in our Middle Eastern country? Today, I walked around the classroom and took pictures of a few of the kids’ mid-morning snacks that looked particularly delicious. Some mothers send fruit snacks: Fresh Figs, Banana, and Nectarine Some other examples: Red Grapes