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Awareness is what April is all about!
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EdTech for April Events
Passover, baseball, and even robotics all take center stage this month!
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National Robotics WeekExperiment with STEM or makerspace activitiesNational Robotics Week recognizes robotics technology as a pillar of 21st century American innovation and emphasizes its ability to inspire technology education. Use the week to get students excited about "robo-technology." |
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Baseball Season BeginsHit a home-run with these resourcesBaseball's Opening Day is upon us. Use the start of our "Nation's Favorite Pastime" to incorporate baseball-themed curricular resources into your math, art, and writing lessons. |
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Special Topics Collection for PassoverEdTech projects for the holidayExplore this collection of resources related to the eight-day festival of Passover. Educate and celebrate with your students. Resources include math, language arts, social studies, and more. |
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Easter Ideas & ActivitiesEaster-themed lessons using technologyHop on over to our collection of Easter games, projects, and activities using reading, basic facts, fractions, word finds, and puzzles. |
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Brainstorm 2017: Future Ready StudentsVSTE ConferenceAre you in the Virginia area? Don't miss the Brainstorm 2017: Future Ready Students conference. We are a proud partner of VSTE and Brainstorm 2017. Visit our session on Friday, April 7th to learn about 50 device agnostic tools that support the Four Cs. |
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Are YOU speaking at a conference?Request free materials for your edtech eventIf you are planning an EdCamp, workshop, teacher professional development session, or graduate class featuring TeachersFirst, visit this link to learn how to get some FREE materials to share with participants. |
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Weekly PollWhat is your vote?Do you use YouTube in your classroom? Does your school policy allow for YouTube? |
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