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This year has been full of fascinating events in nature--above and below. BASIS Independent Manhattan Learning Expert Teacher Mr. Chris took a trip to Texas to observe the phenomenon of a total solar eclipse. Check out his thoughts on this once in a lifetime experience in this blog post! #solareclipse #nature #teachertuesday

Help students prepare for the Total Solar Eclipse on April 8th with the new PebbleGo article, Eclipses! 😎 🌑 This article is now available in English and Spanish. Read More options include articles about the Moon and Sun, and eBooks ECLIPSES and EXPLORING SPACE. #CapstonePub #PebbleGo #LearningIsForEveryone #ArticlePreview #TotalSolarEclipse #EdTech #EduResources

Six Best Books To Prepare You For April’s Total Solar Eclipse

Are you getting excited about the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8? Several Libro branches will be within the path of totality! Whether you're an avid stargazer or just curious about cosmic events, mark your calendars and remember, safety first! Cronyn Observatory at Western University is sharing resources to learn what to expect during the eclipse, how to prepare for it, and how to get the best possible and safe eclipse viewing experience. https://lnkd.in/gJKKKpKk

Superintendents: Get ready to inspire your students with the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8! This blog post from District Administration shares ideas for bringing this celestial event into the classroom across various disciplines. Read the full post for more ideas on how to engage students and align eclipse lessons with state standards. https://lnkd.in/gr3E9MJ2 #SolarEclipse2024 #STEMeducation #K12

On April 8th, there's a solar eclipse happening, and here are some #citizenscience projects to contribute to! This year, it seems like there's a distinct theme of multisensory as the projects are focused on not just seeing the eclipse but also hearing and sensing other aspects of our Sun's nature! https://lnkd.in/gUTa4Z7f Which question do you want to discuss? Comment in the chat! 1. What makes citizen science worth the effort for teachers?  2. What does citizen science do differently?  3. Why do solar eclipses happen?  4. What is a good analogy for students to conceptualize a solar eclipse? 

Read about what to expect from the upcoming solar eclipse and how you can safely observe it!

How to safely watch and photograph the total solar eclipse https://lnkd.in/dS6bJCxq

Did you know a total solar eclipse will be passing over North America on April 8th? 🌑🌕 Find out how you can incorporate eclipse-related activities into your programming in an article by the ACA ➡️ https://bit.ly/3T6VUbl! #KaleidoscopeInc #SolarEclipse #AprilEclipse

Did you know a total solar eclipse will be passing over North America on April 8th? 🌑🌕 Find out how you can incorporate eclipse-related activities into your programming in an article by the ACA ➡️ https://bit.ly/3T6VUbl! #KaleidoscopeInc #SolarEclipse #AprilEclipse