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School / Work Affiliation: University of St. Francis

About Me: I am an Elementary Education major at the University of St. Francis. Beginning in January, 2011, I will be student teaching in a fifth grade classroom. Previously, I have student taught in a kindergarten and fourth grade classroom. In addition, I am a tutor for the 21st Century program through the Boys and Girls Club of America. This experince has allowed me to work with students in grades K-12.

My Videos

The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Book Talk

This link is to a video I recorded for my Language Arts method course. This video is a book talk on The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate Dicamillo. In this video you will find a brief summary of the story, author information, a shared excerpt, and shared illustrations.

Science on the Go

This link is to a video that provides a glimpse to a group project I completed in October, 2010. Four colleagues and myself taught food chains to a second grade classroom. We taught our lesson through a rotation of learning centers.

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At 12:19pm on February 22, 2011, Terry Smith said…: Nicole - how's it going with your AFE?

At 7:52am on January 9, 2011, Bob Greenberg said…: I've posted the videos on my page on this site, so try watching them here http://tinyurl.com/33grzry

At 10:42am on January 6, 2011, Bob Greenberg said…: Nicole you might enjoy these two videos of Kate DiCamillo books that my second graders made. The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane http://got.im/eNP and The Tale of Despereaux http://got.im/rIL We just finished the Magician's Elephant, also by Kate DeCamillo. I'll send you the link when we finish the video.

At 9:24pm on January 5, 2011, Terry Smith said…: Nicole,

Hello and welcome to Classroom 2.0! I just watched your youtube book talk and the clips from our science event- nice! You might want to put use Schooltube or Teachertube since You Tube is blocked in so many schools. But hopefully that will change in time.

Here is a very useful science site I just started using:

http://www.scienceinschool.org/

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