1.  Unicef Brain Breaks

Many teachers encourage the use of brain breaks in their classroom, and many have been using Go Noodle or something similar.  Unicef has also started their own brain break site.  For every 10 videos you complete, food is donated to a malnourished child.  We have seen they are adding more content, as they are gaining popularity!  It might be fun to mix in with what you're already doing with brain breaks in your classroom or in your physical education classes.  Click here to read more and sign up!

2.  PowerSchool Reminders

Please click here for a previous post with hints and tricks for PowerSchool Gradebook and Progress Reporting.

3.  Seesaw: Learning Journal for Students

Check out these K-8 Example Activities found in Seesaw.  

All activities are customizable and easily shared with your students!  

If you do not have an account in Seesaw and want to know more, please click here.

It's not too late to sign up!  Please register by May 1.