Ideas for adapting SOS: Scrambled Please across grades and subject areas.
#CelebrateWithDE – Presidents’ Day
On the third Monday in February, we honor all U.S. presidents on Presidents’ Day. The day was introduced to honor George Washington and grew to honor all presidents and earn that apostrophe after the s. This year, we invite you to celebrate by going all the way back to the day’s beginnings to study Washington
Rediscover SOS: The Number Is
Rediscover SOS The Number Is and how it helps see and analyze mathematics embedded throughout their daily lives.
#CelebrateWithDE – Valentine’s Day
Does science make your heart beat faster? Celebrate a heart-themed Valentine’s Day in a fresh, academic way. We’ve selected resources about heart anatomy, function, and health. Have your students study the resources and see if they can put it all together into a heart-healthy, sweet Valentine for the people in their lives. Happy Valentine’s Day
#CelebrateWithDE International Day of Women and Girls in Science
The United Nations General Assembly has passed a resolution to declare February 11 as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, “in order to achieve full and equal access to and participation in science for women and girls, and further achieve gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls.” Celebrate this important
Top Ten SOS for Digital Citizenship
Learn ten powerful strategies to teach and reinforce digital citizenship behaviors in your students.
#CelebrateWithDE – Black History Month
Celebrate Black History Month with Discovery Education resources that highlight the specific achievements of a few of the many African Americans who have made contributions in education, equality, and exploration! The resources and suggested activities we’ve selected highlight the stories of these heroes of African American history, including their contributions, their habits of innovation and
SOS Story: It’s all about the cookies!
Want to learn a creative way to share the Spotlight On Strategies? Learn how Jackie Druck, Megan Smith, Brandi Swavely, and Melissa Hamby encouraged teachers in their schools to take a bite out of these great instructional strategies!
#CelebratewithDE Groundhog Day
Just like the movie of the same name, Groundhog Day comes around every February 2nd. This year, encourage your students to think about perspective by considering the experience of the groundhog. (You probably don’t want to focus on the science, since doesn’t seem to be a factor in the shadow prediction. Although, you could have
Spotlight On Strategies: Change It Up! Table Top Texting
Learn some great ideas for adapting SOS Table Top Texting across grades and subject areas.