
Engage Their Minds Blog
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Teacher of K-5 Gifted Students, dedicated to engaging and inspiring all learners.
Engage Their Minds Blog
1w ago
What might be some AI tools that would make your job more efficient, innovative, and/or exciting when it comes to teaching gifted students ..read more
Engage Their Minds Blog
2w ago
Do you want to try out an AI-powered tool that will help your students choose a topic for Genius Hour and generate a basic plan for the project? I made one just for you! Last year, I joined the EdTech Remix community sponsored by Stanford’s d.school. Through this, I was able to participate in a ... Read more ..read more
Engage Their Minds Blog
2w ago
It’s been awhile since I’ve published a blog post. So long, that when I tried to add a post on my desktop I could only access a black screen. It looks like I need to do a little site maintenance, but in the meantime I’m using my iPad. Where did I go during all of ... Read more ..read more
Engage Their Minds Blog
2w ago
One of my favorite gift recommendations this year: Boop. from Smirk & Dagger Games! Great for home or the classroom ..read more
Engage Their Minds Blog
11M ago
Penguins Ready to Go Go Go! by Deborah Lee Rose explores the life of Emperor penguins, skillfully blending STEM elements with a heartfelt narrative that engages young readers and educators alike. Through vivid storytelling and stunning visuals, Rose invites us into the wondrous world of these magnificent birds, emphasizing the importance of teamwork, adaptation, and resilience in the face of environmental challenges.
image shared with permission from Deborah Lee Rose
This is a book for all ages. The clever rhyme that’s full of action and the accompanying photos will capture the attention of ev ..read more
Engage Their Minds Blog
1y ago
Several years ago, I thought I would help out the parents of my gifted and talented students by writing about some games, toys, or books that I thought might make good purchases during the holiday season. I called the series of posts, “Gifts for the Gifted,” and I have continued to do it annually (except for 2019) every November and December. These gifts are suggestions for any child – not just those who qualify for a GT program. Sometimes I receive a free product for review, but I am not paid for these posts, and I never recommend a product that I wouldn’t buy ..read more
Engage Their Minds Blog
1y ago
Several years ago, I thought I would help out the parents of my gifted and talented students by writing about some games, toys, or books that I thought might make good purchases during the holiday season. I called the series of posts, “Gifts for the Gifted,” and I have continued to do it annually (except for 2019) every November and December. These gifts are suggestions for any child – not just those who qualify for a GT program. Sometimes I receive a free product for review, but I am not paid for these posts, and I never recommend a product that I wouldn’t buy ..read more
Engage Their Minds Blog
1y ago
Several years ago, I thought I would help out the parents of my gifted and talented students by writing about some games, toys, or books that I thought might make good purchases during the holiday season. I called the series of posts, “Gifts for the Gifted,” and I have continued to do it annually (except for 2019) every November and December. These gifts are suggestions for any child – not just those who qualify for a GT program. Sometimes I receive a free product for review, but I am not paid for these posts, and I never recommend a product that I wouldn’t buy ..read more
Engage Their Minds Blog
1y ago
Several years ago, I thought I would help out the parents of my gifted and talented students by writing about some games, toys, or books that I thought might make good purchases during the holiday season. I called the series of posts, “Gifts for the Gifted,” and I have continued to do it annually (except for 2019) every November and December. These gifts are suggestions for any child – not just those who qualify for a GT program. Sometimes I receive a free product for review, but I am not paid for these posts, and I never recommend a product that I wouldn’t buy ..read more
Engage Their Minds Blog
1y ago
Several years ago, I thought I would help out the parents of my gifted and talented students by writing about some games, toys, or books that I thought might make good purchases during the holiday season. I called the series of posts, “Gifts for the Gifted,” and I have continued to do it annually (except for 2019) every November and December. These gifts are suggestions for any child – not just those who qualify for a GT program. Sometimes I receive a free product for review, but I am not paid for these posts, and I never recommend a product that I wouldn’t buy ..read more