February Ways to Wellness
Focus on wellness this February. This week, we share many classroom integration ideas related to physical wellness (during American Heart Month and National Children's Dental Health Month) and mental wellness (during National School Counselors Week and the National African American Read-In).
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Bring the heart into your lesson planning using this collection of reviewed web resources. The list includes activities for all grades with technology integration ideas. Teach students healthy life habits throughout February, American Heart Month.
Resources for American Heart Month »
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Dental health is a crucial part of wellness. This is an important life skill for young students to learn. Please share with your students ways to keep their teeth and gums healthy. This collection includes videos, interactives, and more.
Skim this collection of reviewed resources »
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This week we celebrate our fabulous guidance counselors and thank them all for their dedication to our students. Explore this collection of resources related to mentoring students through school, career exploration, and college preparation.
Find new tools and resources for mentoring students »
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This Week at TeachersFirst
You are invited to join us Tuesday (2/7) for our next OK2Ask® virtual workshop of 2023. Also, check out a recently added blog post about American Heart Month, and don't forget to give your input in our weekly poll.
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Tuesday, 2/7, 7 PM ET
Keep on jammin' with Jamboard - Google's power-packed whiteboard app. We're back with more excellent classroom collaboration and integration ideas! Join this session to review the basics of using Google Jamboard for remote learning.
Share ideas for using Jamboard in the classroom »
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