Weekly Tips for Teachers : Issue 319
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This Week's Teacher Theme is Food and Nutrition
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Food and Nutrition
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Printable Activity of
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Vegetable Word Search
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August Theme - Monthly Helpers
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On-line
Activity of the Week
Math Hidden Tiles
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Teaching Tip of the Week - Plan
The Menu |
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By: Jacky Sreans, Elementary Teacher
"In our school we have a really dedicated cafeteria staff.
Last year, they challenge the teachers of our building
to use their resources as much as possible for student
benefit. With the help of my principal, I was able to
include a great culminating activity for my Nutrition
Unit. My class researches and plans an entire week of
school menu.
After we learn about a balanced diet, we visit the cafeteria
and learn about what foods they have available or can
order. We plan the menu about four weeks prior to the
serving week. The menu must be balanced and overall healthy.
Students get really involved and are very creative with
the menu. We submit the menu for approval to the principal
and the head of food services. Upon approval, they order
the items and we serve the school.
This year we included our hygiene unit and actual served
the school for one lunch period. I would highly recommend
this activity to all teachers that have the resources
to do such an activity."
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This Week in History |
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1492 - Columbus sets sail from Palos, Spain for "Indies".
1882 - Congress passes 1st law restricting immigration. |
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| Teacher Inspiration and Humor |
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Quote of the Week
"To define is to destroy, to suggest is to create."
~ Stephane Mallarme ~
Jokes You Can Tell in Class
Boss: You got your hair cut on company time.
Employee: It grew on company time.
Boss: Not all that hair.
Employee: I didn't get it all cut.
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