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It’s Friday!  
I heard this saying today, “If you don’t have a Saturday, and you don’t take a Sunday, you’ll be no good on Monday”.

This week a teacher asked for resources for APA citations. I recommended this and this.

Are you aware of this emoji keyboard trick? My son showed this to me a while ago, because he’s smart like that.

Check out this great resource for digital citizenship by topic and grade level.  I’m especially interested in this one called, That’s Not Cool.

If you use Wikispaces, you should read this post. I personally stopped using Wikispaces about 10 years ago.

If you are looking for ways to manage your classroom instruction, this is a nice infographic.

Classroom Connection

Do you need instructional resources for your classroom?

There are 100K+ resources to access.
From the site:
PBS LearningMedia offers teachers more than 100,000 videos, images, interactives, lesson plans and articles drawn from critically acclaimed PBS programs such as NOVA, FRONTLINE, AMERICAN EXPERIENCE, and SID THE SCIENCE KID, and from expert content contributors like The National Archives and NASA.

In case you haven't been told this yet this week, "Thank you for your dedication to teaching. You are valued!".

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