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Summer + Edmodo = ?

By Colin Davitt

Here are 8 ways to use Edmodo in the summer with your students.  Check out the link for more information.

Here is my take on some of these options.
2.  A summer book club - This seems like a pretty easy way to get your kids reading and thinking about what they have read.
3. This could link right into number two.  Study specific concepts over the summer and come in ready to build on what they learned over the break.
5.  The science experiments they could do over the summer!  Documenting and recording what they were learning using the scientific method would improve many areas within the curriculum.

Read the whole post and let us know what you think.

I know... not all kids ________ (fill in the blank).  

but what if....
What if a portion of your class participated?
What if you spent 10 minutes a day and could reach your future students?
Would that make a difference?

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