Make the most of your parent-teacher conferences with these tips from The Mailbox®.
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A student-written letter is a great way to begin a parent-teacher conference. [READ MORE]
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Ensure that parent's questions and concerns are addressed during an upcoming parent conference. [READ MORE]
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Disney Publishing Worldwide has books to support your SEL curriculum. This month, find free materials for teaching respect. Then enter for a chance to win a prize pack of books. [LEARN MORE]
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Want more tips for successful parent conferences? [READ MORE]
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WHO KNEW? CERTAINLY NOT ME!
In looking for some interesting facts to get kids excited about measurement, I discovered some real doozies. Here’s an example: a woodpecker’s tongue can wrap around its head twice. Right away, I envisioned that poor woodpecker with its tongue tightly wound around its head!
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