Author Archives: Grayson Hollowell

Travel Through Time: Can We Do It, Will We Do It, Should We Do It?

Lisbel Allard, Science and Social Studies, Cochrane Collegiate Academy

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Time Well Spent: Analyzing Personal Relationships with Time

Laura J. Staples,  English, Hawthorne Academy

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Telling Time Through Our Bodies

Erin Miller, Fourth Grade, Windsor Park Elementary

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Time Zones: Who Has Time for That?

Arianna Bonner, Social Studies, Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School

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Who is Father Time? Introducing Time as a Character In The Night Circus

Amanda Soesbee, English, North Mecklenburg High School

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“Celebrating Latino Culture as We Embrace Our Own” Using Latino Literature to Learn MORE about the Culture

Merrie Smith, K-6, Winterfield Elementary

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Making a Mural: Reaching Higher with Goals, Grit, and Growth Mindset

Melissa Jones, ELA, Windsor Park Elementary

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Mi ciudad latina: Building Bridges to Local Language Communities in the World Languages Classroom

Matthew Kelly, Spanish, Independence High School

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My Heritage: Guiding Students On A Path Towards Self Discovery and Personal History

Mary Lacey Holmes, Social Studies, Garinger High School

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Celebrating and Embracing World Wide Cultures and Traditions In Our Schools

Mariella Fernandes, English, Whitewater Middle School

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“The Largest Versions of Ourselves”: Interrogating and Expanding Latina/o Identity In the Middle School English Language Arts Classroom Through Julia Alvarez’s How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents

Kenan Brett Kerr, English, Whitewater Middle School

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Challenging the Master Narrative: Hispanic Heritage Month

Jarvis Lamb, Social Studies, Ashley Park PreK-8 School

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Using Technology to Save Endangered Species

Paige Laurain, Math, West Charlotte High School

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Elephants Don’t Wear Tennis Shoes

Jacquelyn Fizet, Kindergarten, Renaissance West Steam Academy

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Expression of Francophone Values through National Animal Symbols

Christina Coriale, French, Piedmont IB Middle School

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