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Stories to Read, Words to Know, Level A contains 12 meaningful stories that connect to
      students' lives. Students are engaged by the charming illustrations and encouraged by the simple stories
      that help them build confidence while they increase their English vocabulary. The Stories to Rea...

Story 12: Will it Float?

Story 11: Herbie

Story 10: Little Quackers

Story 9: In the Sky

Story 8: Which Hat?

Stories to Read, Words to Know, Level A

A bi-weekly show providing an insider's guide to using Arts Integration and STEAM in K-12 Education.  Hosted by the team at EducationCloset, this show includes tips, ideas, strategies and incredible interviews with leaders in 21st century classrooms, schools and districts.  Learn more at https://edu...

In today’s episode of Teaching with Creativity, you'll see why and how you can use self-portraits on a deeper level with students.  You'll learn 5 examples of different kinds of self-portraits students can make with ideas to integrate math and English language arts.

Take it Up a Notch with Self-Portraits

Discover how to integrate math and music in this quick and easy activity.

Building Musical Phrases with Math

Explore how to use arts integration through visual thinking with this interview from the National Gallery of Art.

Reading Portraiture with the NGA

In this episode of the Teaching with Creativity Podcast, host Mary Dagani shares the many connections between movement and energy.

Episode 012: Energy and Dance

In this episode of Teaching with Creativity, we're talking about how to connect with local museums and how to utilize museum programming with your students, we also learn about exciting upcoming exhibitions at the Baltimore Museum of Art.

Episode 011: Utilizing Museum Programming with Elizabeth Benskin

The Teaching with Creativity Show

Utiliza nuestra oferta de audio para tus clases o para estudiar mientras viajas. ¡Suscríbete aquí a los lecciones del audio-trainer!

Aprenda usted a emplear "schon", "noch" y "nicht mehr". Enriquezca usted su vocabulario con el audio-trainer. Aquí puede aprender nuevas palabras y mejorar su pronunciación.

Lección 100: Adverbios – Adverbien

El perro de mi padre, el título del libro... Practique usted con el genitivo. Enriquezca usted su vocabulario con el audio-trainer. Aquí puede aprender nuevas palabras y mejorar su pronunciación.

Lección 99: Genitivo – Genitiv

Aprenda aquí a usar conjunciones como "nicht nur... sondern auch" y "entweder... oder". Enriquezca usted su vocabulario con el audio-trainer. Aquí puede aprender nuevas palabras y mejorar su pronunciación.

Lección 98: Dobles conjunciones – Doppelte Konjunktionen

Aprenda aquí cómo emplear "obwohl" y "trotzdem" en las oraciones. Enriquezca usted su vocabulario con el audio-trainer. Aquí puede aprender nuevas palabras y mejorar su pronunciación.

Lección 97: Conjunciones 4 – Konjunktionen 4

Aprenda aquí a construir frases con "sobald", "solange" y "soweit". Conozca las conjunciones. Enriquezca usted su vocabulario con el audio-trainer. Aquí puede aprender nuevas palabras y mejorar su pronunciación.

Lección 96: Conjunciones 3 – Konjunktionen 3

El audio-trainer | Aprender alemán | Deutsche Welle

Table Talk is an opportunity to discuss topics with the Landmark family.

Episode Three: Kill the Dragon. Get the Girl

Episode Two: What Makes a Landmark Education Different?

Episode One: What is Table Talk?

Landmark Christian School

Better Basketball's mission is to find new ways to help players and coaches succeed. The Better Basketball Podcast is just another extension of that mission. Rick Torbett and Coach Czes discuss what it takes to be an effective and efficient basketball coach and player on and off the court. Sure, the...

Better Basketball Podcast

Mystical tales, fully scored with acoustic instruments from around the world and set to a backdrop of natural sounds. www.talesoftheboatman.com

The Boatman finds himself alone, confronted with the loss of A'ti.  Will he be able to save his friend?  Find out now!

Episode 9.5 - Adventure of the Sunken Temple - Braving the Storm

A'ti has disappeared!  Where could he have gone?  What will become of him?  Find out in Episode 9.4 - Into the Abyss!

Episode 9.4 - Adventure of the Sunken Temple - Into the Abyss

What if pictures carved in stone millennia ago could speak?  They can and do in episode 9.3 - Signs in the Stone!  Listen and find out what secrets they reveal to our heroes!

Episode 9.3 - Adventure of the Sunken Temple - Signs in the Stone

Silence reigns on the great green lake in the sky, and the Boatman and A'ti must navigate through it to get back to the main river.  What will the River Spirit lead them to in the meantime?  Find out in Episode 9.2 - Lake in the Sky!

Episode 9.2 - Adventure of the Sunken Temple - Lake in the Sky

One never knows what a day might bring on the endless river.   On this peaceful morning, the haunting calls of two owls mark the beginning of an adventure.  Embark on a new day's journey in Episode 9.1 - Uphill River!

Episode 9.1 - Adventure of the Sunken Temple - Uphill River

Tales of the Boatman

A poem every Sunday morning. Read by Samuel Stenard.

Ulalume: A Ballad

The End

Meditation at Lagunitas

Lying in a Hammock at William Duffy's Farm in Pine Island, MN

We are things of dry hours and the involuntary plan.

kitchenette building

Severed Hand Poetry

On June 23, 2011, OK Go performed at The Kennedy Center in one of the most exciting free concerts of the summer. Inspired by the band's innovative use of video, the Kennedy Center invited 15 Twitter followers to help film the show and create the Center's first crowdsourced concert video. This podcas...

OK Go returns to the stage in the Concert Hall at the Kennedy Center to perform “Here It Goes Again.” But this time, audience participation isn’t limited to the camera crew. This time, Damian brings an audience member onstage to play guitar with the band! In HD

HD: "Here It Goes Again" in High Definition

OK Go returns to the stage in the Concert Hall at the Kennedy Center to perform “Here It Goes Again.” But this time, audience participation isn’t limited to the camera crew. This time, Damian brings an audience member onstage to play guitar with the band! In SD.

"Here It Goes Again" in Standard Definition

In the third part of our interview with OK Go, frontman Damian Kulash talks about how the accessibility of his musical idols influenced how OK Go interacts with their fans.

HD: Damian Kulash Interview, Part 3 in High Definition

Damian Kulash Interview, Part 3 in Standard Definition

In the second part of our interview with OK Go, frontman Damian Kulash talks about how experiencing a New Orleans second line parade helped him rethink his place in the music industry.

HD: Damian Kulash Interview, Part 2 in High Definition

OK Go @ The Kennedy Center

Smile

Empathy

Managing Time Perceptions

Kindness

Vague

Sound Bytes

A Podcast dedicated to discussing real topics and issues that everyday teachers tackle in public education.

...where our hosts discuss problems with our traditional grading structure in public school.

Episode 2: Grades...We Don't Need No Stinking Grades

...where our 3 hosts attempt to start a podcast while unpacking their feelings about Common Core

Episode 1: Common Core...What Is It Good For?

No...But For Real

Listen and Repeat to Learn Verb Conjugation and Pronunciation

Commonly-used Irregular English Verbs - Part 4 (1:46)

Commonly-used Irregular English Verbs - Part 3 (1:54)

Listen & Repeat English

AP Calculus lessons University High School Normal,IL

Exploration of slopes of secant lines and tangent lines. The average and instantaneous rate of change is calculated with the difference quotient.
Day 1 is an independent activity  found here

http://www.uhigh.ilstu.edu/math/thompson/sketchpad/apcalc/2.4_The%20Leaning%20Tower%20of%20Pisa.doc

2.4 day 2

Euler's method to approximate the value of a function given a differential equation and initial point is explored.

Euler's Method (BC only)

We explore the integral test to determine convergence.  The harmonic series is revisited.

10.5 (BC only)  Integral Test for Convergence

We explore the comparison test and the ratio test to determine convergence.  The area inside polar functions is also explored as well as their slopes.

10.4 (BC only) Convergence and Polar functions

We explore the error bound for Taylor polynomials.

10.3 (BC only)  Taylor Polynomials and error bound

Dr Thompson's AP Calculus University High School

We are a group of 3rd Grade students asking big questions about the world and researching to find the answers.

In Episode 12, we share research on many topics spanning from lightning to the first movie. These students have done incredible work this year learning to ask questions, find sources, summarize information, and report research. As their teacher, I could not be more proud. Recorded April 27, 2018.

Episode 12: Teeth, Movies, Mosquitoes, and the Inventor of Hot Dogs!

In Episode 11, we continue our work with a large number of research reports from students. They discuss topics spanning from the carbon dioxide inside Pop Rocks to the founding of Facebook. Get ready to learn some cool stuff! Recorded March 29th, 2018.

Episode 11: Pop Rocks, Facebook, Dangerous Animals, the Color of the Ocean, and SO MUCH RESEARCH!!!

In Episode 10, we introduce student facilitators, questions from our kindergarten book buddies, and research reports from seventeen students. Get ready to learn some cool stuff! Recorded March 3, 2018.

Episode 10: Kindergarten Questions, Student Facilitators, and SO MUCH RESEARCH!!!

In Episode 9, we discuss the smell of feces, the number of women in the world, permanent markers, endangered animals, the Great Wall of China, fame, the food chain, yawning, and our age in minutes. We also add music played by our class with the help of our music teacher, Ms. Montana! Recorded February 7th, […]

Episode 9: Intro music, outro music, and an expanded number of research topics!

In Episode 8, we discuss the frequency of breast cancer diagnoses, the invention of the lightbulbs, the color of our lips, and the reason we get goosebumps.

Episode 8: Breast Cancer, Filaments, Goosebumps, and Red Lips?

Research Reports

Highlighting Amazing Teachers and Their Practices

Hello amazing teachers,

In this episode, I share three go-home-happy strategies for when you've had a bad day.

Have you had a bad day recently?

Did you go home frustrated, stressed, angry?

Did you tell your spouse or significant other all about it in order to "get it off your chest?"

I used to do this all the time, and now I regret it. My wife didn't deserve to have her day ruined by my bad day.

Here she was having a good day, and all of a sudden I get home, and I share all the bad stuff that happened to me, and now we are both upset.

That's not fair.

In this podcast, I share what I've learned to do on those days, so I can go home happy.

 

I also share about my new course on Udemy - How to Nail the Teacher Interview.  I give you a coupon code that allows you to enroll for free. It's a limited time offer, so get yours soon.

I also  share my book recommendation: Big Potential by Shawn Achor.

 



 

Until next time,

Be amazing!

Sam

Episode #47 – Three Go-Home-Happy Strategies for When You’ve had a Bad Day

Hello amazing teachers,

In this episode, I share a strategy that I learned from Brendon Burchard's book, High Performance Habits - How Extraordinary People Become That Way. It's called, Three Aspirational Words.

I also share the Teach Happier Strategy from my book called the Control List.



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I hope you are finding these podcast episodes valuable.

Thank you again for listening and spreading the news about The Amazing Teacher Podcast.

Until next time,

Be Amazing!

 

 

 

Thanks,

Sam

Episode #46 – Three  Aspirational Words and Teach Happier Strategies #12 – The Control List

Hello amazing teachers,

In this episode of the Amazing Teacher Podcast, I share three more strategies from my book, Teach Happier: 21 stress-reducing, joy-inspiring, burnout-avoiding strategies to help teachers love their jobs and have more success in the classroom.

The three strategies in this episode are:

Teach Happier Strategy #9: The Grateful Welcome

Teach Happier Strategy #10: Smile

and Teach Happier Strategy #11: The Starving Child

I also recommend a couple of amazing books that I believe will help teachers be more inspired and teach happier.

Solve for Happy - Engineer Your Path to Joy - Mo Gawdat



Find the Fire - Ignite your Inspiration an Make Work Exciting Again - Scott Mautz



 

Until next time,

Be Amazing!

Thanks,

Sam

Episode #45 – Teach Happier Strategies #9, #10, and #11 – The Grateful Welcome, Smile, and The Starving Child

Hello Amazing Teachers,

In this episode, I share three more strategies from my new book, Teach Happier: 21 stress-reducing, joy-inspiring, burnout-avoiding strategies to help teachers love their jobs and have more success in the classroom. 

Strategy #6: The Positive Journal

Strategy #7: The Gratitude Email

Strategy #8: Talk Behind Someone's Back

 

I hope you find this episode helpful.

Please let me know what you think. Send me an email at sam@successintheclassroom.com.

 

Until next time,

Be Amazing!

 

Thanks,

Sam

Episode #44 – Teach Happier Strategy #6, #7, and #8 – The Positive Journal, The Gratitude Email, Talk Behind Someone’s Back

Hello amazing teachers,

Thank you for stopping by to listen to the latest episode of the Amazing Teacher Podcast.

In this episode, I continue reading from my book, Teach Happier - 21 stress-reducing, joy-inspiring, burnout-avoiding strategies to help teachers love their jobs and have more success in the classroom.

I read chapter 4, which is the strategy called, Thank Your Class. This is a strategy that I wished I had used more often when I was teaching. It's a great way to bring a little bit of happiness into your classroom. 

I also read from chapter 5, where I share the strategy, Surprise Appreciation. This is one of my favorite strategies,  and I know that once you begin implementing it on a more regular basis into your life, you'll understand why.

I also mention and recommend a great book that I have found very helpful, especially in the area of happiness.

The book is Brené Brown's, The Gifts of Imperfection: Let Go of Who You Think You're Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are. 

Thank you again for taking a listen. Please share the podcast with your teacher friends on Social Media.

Until next time...Be Amazing!

Thanks,

Sam

Episode #43 – Teach Happier Strategy #4  and #5 – Thank Your Class and Surprise Appreciation

The Amazing Teacher Podcast

This series, from the archives of the Kennedy Center's Education Department, brings you a glimpse of the history and diversity of China's performing arts.

This excerpt from Cai's Tornado: Explosion Project for the Kennedy Center includes both the dancing boats and the tornado itself. 

To get a behind the scenes look at the creation of this event visit The Art of the Explosion at http://www.artsedge.kennedy-center.org/fireworks/index.html

Cai Guo-Qiang

This side by side video shows the story of the turtle and the crane as seen by the audience and behind the screen as the puppeteers bring the story to life.
To learn more about the art of shadow puppets, visit Playing with Shadows at http://www.artsedge.kennedy-center.org/shadowpuppets/artsedge.html.

Shaanxi Folk Art Theater

Collections Manager Christa Deacy-Quinn of the Spurlock Museum at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana explains the steps that must be taken when handling valuable artifacts.
The Terra Cotta Warriors are a collection of 8,000 statues that were buried over 2,000 years ago in the tomb of China‚Äôs first emperor Qin Shi Huang. Three of the statues - two soldiers and a horse - were sent to the Kennedy Center for display during the Festival of China. 

To learn more about the Spurlock Museum visit their web site http://www.spurlock.uiuc.edu/

Terra Cotta Warriors

Join the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra for a lecture and demonstration explaining each of the four sections of the Chinese orchestra as well as some of the individual instruments.

Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra

Beijing Traditional Music Ensemble's extensive repertoire and virtuoso musicians demonstrate the range of distinctive styles that developed in each region for erhu (fiddle), pipa (lute), and other instruments.
To watch the entire sixty minute show visit the Millennium Stage archives http://www.kennedy-center.org/programs/millennium/artist_detail.cfm?artist_id=CHINTRADMU

Beijing Traditional Music Ensemble

The Festival of China Video Highlights

Regular conversations with people involved in learning inside and outside of the classroom.

K-12 Podcasts / Page 7

Stories to Read, Words to Know, Level A

The Teaching with Creativity Show

El audio-trainer | Aprender alemán | Deutsche Welle

Landmark Christian School

Better Basketball Podcast

Tales of the Boatman

Severed Hand Poetry

OK Go @ The Kennedy Center

Sound Bytes

No...But For Real

Listen & Repeat English

Dr Thompson's AP Calculus University High School

Research Reports

The Amazing Teacher Podcast

The Festival of China Video Highlights

Learning is Open Podcast

Music in the Military

Greatest Selection of Audiobooks in Kids and Ages 8-10

The Debcast

Educators CAN Side Hustle

Art/Space

Building Confidence in Young Athletes

Math PapaPodcasts

Champaign Central's Chronicle Podcast

Roadrunner Radio Podcast

Blackademia

Young Programmers Podcast

The New Teacher Podcast

Fort Collins Montessori Podcast Club

A Look Back with Mr. Meta

Science from the Sporran, with the Naked Scientists

Heinemann Podcasts for Educators

WAMS Weekly

Keller ISD - In the Loop with Dr. Reid

Stop Raising Einstein

The MathEd Out Podcast

《赖世雄美语音标》讲解音频-英语音标入门经典

IASP Podcast

Stories to Read, Words to Know, Level C

Five(ish) Minute Dance Lesson: Latin Dance, Level 2

One Minute Ukrainian

ADHD or Active Child?

一千零一夜经典儿歌

The A.T.TIPSCAST

Jojo sucht das Glück 2 (mit Untertiteln) | Deutsch lernen | Deutsche Welle

HHMI's Holiday Lectures on Science

Why Not Mindset Podcast

Number Sense

Math Guy Podcast

AMLE Podcasts