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Cool fact: people tried using stones, wax, and bread to erase pencil marks. The eraser as we know it was discovered by chance when an engineer grabbed a piece of rubber instead of bread & it worked!

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2020-09-18

Oh, y'all. This is tough. For every teacher, every student, every parent. Please continue to extend grace to each other, and yourselves.

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2020-09-02

The Administration is ready to send students & teachers into battle to reopen with anticipated casualty rate. As the White House said, “The Science should not stand in the way.”

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2020-07-17

In this week's episode of the Beyond Solitaire podcast, I chatted with and Mike Kelley from the One Stop Co-Op shop—both of whom are teachers and game designers—about teaching

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2020-07-06

I was thinking some kind of explorer/conquistador or something. I'm not sure. It's just a playing around thing for History Illustrated.

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2020-04-07

I was doodling the look of some old school maps and ended up here. I do not know if this will end up in a video or not, but here you go.

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2020-03-31

This book reads like a spring song! Gorgeous language and illustrations throughout; the perfect combination to bring the wren’s story to readers of all ages!

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2020-03-29

Me: Let’s do some reading & math tomorrow.
8 y.o.-I have a list already.
Me: ?
8 y.o.- make strange drink combinations to try, search online for smart watches, take out all our diy kits, dress up Chico...
Me: let’s figure it out tomorrow 🥴

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2020-03-23