#Aurora in Massachusetts

Crimson Field (BBC One) on PBS.

Great question! None of the above. (G2 if I had to pick from these only.) Zebra brand blue ink fine point is my favorite. I just buy refills each year. They write like a dream.
Stainless steel > plastic💙

I adored this book. Read it for the first time in 4th Grade. My teacher, Miss Dunn, had it in our classroom library. I chose it for our monthly book report. This was the cover. (There have been different ones.)

Day 1 in the books!
Played my favorite science game, from the old Overnight program at @museumofscience.bsky.social & students did a great job collaborating.
I love my classes! 📚🚍🏫

Today is #ShowYourStripesDay
How has the average temperature changed where you live? Here is Boston, Massachusetts:

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I have switched to bar soap & laundry sheets, which both cut down on plastic. Love this brand:

Thank you for sharing his story. I visited the District Six Museum with a group of teachers as part of our NEA Foundation Global Learning study tour. We heard a first-person account from Ruth, our museum guide and resident whose family was evicted. Historical context is everything.

I knew from the Eric Carle book: The Very Clumsy Click Beetle. Don’t they click, then flip?

Boston~ We were at World’s End, Hingham, MA. Not too cold, but windy in places. You can’t tell from photos, but there were so many people out walking! Lucky to live 2 towns over.

Looks great! Wore my @retroreport.bsky.social fleece on a long walk today. Forgot the selfie, but it did keep me toasty!

I love using picture books & photo-based “children’s” books in MS Science. They are so engaging & provide another layer of accessibility to content.