Reblogging for awesome
This is what I’ve been trying to do!!! And then the clouds parted, and I found this post:
Category: Creativity
Fan Art for All!
Some quick ways to encourage students to find, create, and use #fanart to demonstrate love of literature and reading.… Read More Fan Art for All!
Series: White People Homework: Let’s talk (15)
Thank you to Larry Ferlazzo … Read More Series: White People Homework: Let’s talk (15)
Series: White People Homework: Statues (13)
Take down the statues.… Read More Series: White People Homework: Statues (13)
Favorite Digital Tools
Some of my favorite digital tools, and some I’d like to try.… Read More Favorite Digital Tools
Creating Curriculum
I love curating content and creating curriculum. Here are some units I’ve put together while in #quarantine: My next projects include Greek Mythology with my Box of Destiny materials, and perhaps other units of study, such as Thesis Writing 101 and Thematic Discussions, and curated content about one or two big questions. Stay tuned! PS… Read More Creating Curriculum
Kelly Love, Mermaid MD
How do we encourage and foster creativity in ourselves and others?… Read More Kelly Love, Mermaid MD
For fun…
We teachers have full, wonderful lives outside of teaching. I think. Sure we do! YES! We most definitely do! And why let all the wonderful folks such as Barack Obama create a list!? Here’s my challenge, inspired by @jarredamato, the leader of #ProjectLit: What if all leaders — politics, education, business, you name it —… Read More For fun…
Summer Series of Saves: The Notebook
Note: all or most of these are WIPs: I continually update as I find new resources. You are welcome to make a copy and then rename to make them your own. Based on Kelly Gallagher’s and Penny Kittle’s work, 180 Days, Two Teachers and the Quest to Engage and Empower Adolescents, I’m furiously working on… Read More Summer Series of Saves: The Notebook
beautiful framing…
Amy Rasmussen wrote a piece for Three Teachers Talk: What if We Teach as if Teaching is a Story? And this– Last week I attended a professional development meeting with George Couros, author of the Innovator’s Mindset. I jotted tons of Couros’ quotes in my notebook, all important to the kind of teacher I keep striving to become:… Read More beautiful framing…
Mrs. Kelly Love 
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