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It's never too early to start
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Technology
Pre-K
When used appropriately, media can help preschoolers develop early-reading skills.
How Does Your Garden Grow?
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Science & Health
K-2, 3-5
Use a school garden to teach students about math, science, art, geography, language arts, nutrition, and technology.
Preventing Plagiarism
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Technology
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In this age of ‘copy and paste,’ teaching your students honesty is the best policy.
Disneynature Wings of Life
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Science & Health
K-2, 3-5
Disneynature’s “Wings of Life” presents a stung celebration of life, showcasing the unsung heroes of our planet – butterflies, hummingbirds, bees, and bats. The movie and accompanying educational materials targets grades 2 – 4.
Tips for selecting an effective bullying prevention program.
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Ethics & Communities, Personal Development
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Tips for selecting an effective bullying prevention program.
Take It to the Grave 2006
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History
K-2, 3-5
Paul Wilgenkamp helps students connect to community history by visiting a local cemetery.
Kast a Wide Net
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Professional Development, Technology
All
Children at Boys and Girls Clubs get free Internet access, homework help and technology training, thanks to a project started by Steve Kast, a 2006 winner of Cable's Leaders in Learning Award.
Web Tools Cast a Wide Net
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Civics, History, Social Studies, Technology
6-8
A history teacher makes learning fun with podcasts and student-written blogs.
Rebecca Painter
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Using video field trips to educate kids in a juvenile detention facility.
Media Literacy: A Vital and Underserved Need in Schools
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Digital Literacy
This report looks at the state of media literacy as seen by educators from all levels – elementary, middle, and senior high – and points to some of Cable in the Classroom’s timely and useful resources.