Friday, December 9, 2016. Despite winter storm Alivia in Grand Forks, we had an Hour of Code event at Schroeder Middle School. For several weeks prior to December 8, Mrs. Chandler and I had been working with her 8th grade students to employ a teach the teacher methodology with middle school students. So all classes at Schroeder were taught by students. The day was awesome and went off without a hitch! Here is our schedule. What I have learned from BreakoutEDU. Because after all of thes.

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3 saker att se fram emot. Igår var Josefin här och vi köpte hem mat och satt i soffan och pratade om allt och ingenting. Precis innan hon gick hem bokade vi bord på Pinchos som är nyöppnat här i Norrköping. Jag har velat äta där sedan dom öppnade för kanske två veckor sedan men det har varit fullbokat hela tiden när vi ska boka så det ska bli jättemysigt! På onsdag nästa vecka efter min föreläsning åker jag hem till Stockholm och bara tanken gör att hela kroppen fylls av glädje! Fylld paprika med kyckling.

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Sunday, May 17, 2015. The Case of the Missing Cookies! Officer DaLee Wilkinson created a wonderful activity for our 6th graders at South Middle School. She created a crime scene along with suspects and fingerprints. Students had to follow the steps that police officers would take to solve a crime. This activity connected perfectly with my language arts curriculum that focused on making a claim supported by evidence! Officer DaLee Wilkinson reading the scenario and covering the steps to solving a crime.