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Category Archives: Civic Engagement
Voice Choice and Engagement
by KellyAnn Bonnell The Orange Street News is a wordpress blog run by 9 year old Hilde Lysiak with the help of her older sister. She is following in the footsteps of her father, a journalist. Hilde isn’t just reporting on … Continue reading
Marvel is AWESOME!
We know that superheros and preschoolers go hand in hand. However its usually the superhero that inspires the child. That is until this story. http://www.wimp.com/hearingaid/
Posted in Civic Engagement
Tagged Blue Ear, Hawkeye, hearing aid, Marvel, superheros
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Celebrate National Library Week with Oxford University Press
Libraries are a vital part of our communities- they feed our curiosity, bolster our professional knowledge, and provide a launchpad for intellectual discovery. In celebration of these cornerstone institutions, we are offering unprecedented free access to all our Online Resources* to support … Continue reading
Posted in Civic Engagement, Outside Source
Tagged Library Week, Oxford University Press
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American Pop: Comic Books to Science Fiction at the Tempe Center for the Arts
By KellyAnn Bonnell, MA Last night I had the opportunity to attend an event at the Tempe Center for the Arts and to visit the American Pop Exhibit. If you aren’t familiar with the Gallery at the TCA, its a … Continue reading
2nd Annual STEAMpunk Scientific Exhibition
We’ll be working with the SCIL again this year on the STEAMpunk Scientific Exhibition. The event will be held February 28-March 2 at the Rosson House Museum-Heritage Square in Downtown Phoenix. We are inviting entries into three categories this year: … Continue reading
The Three R’s of Classroom Management
by KellyAnn Bonnell, MA This is the third in my series on Classroom Management. I started by sharing the common classroom management mistakes that new classroom teachers make. I introduced you to the three M’s – the Me Mistake, the … Continue reading
3 Most Common Classroom Management Mistakes New Teachers Make
By KellyAnn Bonnell, MA The first two years in the classroom are what I call the “life preserver” years. You’ve got a bright orange life preserver strapped around your neck. In that first year, its all you can do to … Continue reading
Common Sense with Controversial Artifacts – Introducing Al Jazeera America
by KellyAnn Bonnell, MA When the television series NUMB3RS first came out, it was a tantalizing idea that math could be used to predict crime. Now the very concept is the norm in LA according to a recent news piece … Continue reading
Laughing Moon Con
by KellyAnn Bonnell, MA This past weekend we had the opportunity to attend Laughing Moon Con; and I have to say that we at Pop Goes the Classroom fell in love. The members of the League of Extraordinary Academics spend alot … Continue reading