I thought I would bring you a Blog Roundup: November which will make teaching easier and hopefully a lot less stressful.
Daylight Savings Time; Can you tell us how and when Daylight Savings Time began.
October 10th is National Mental Health Day, here is three tips you might want to share with your students.
Research Thanksgiving and write a play or create a song to perform during your Thanksgiving Dinner.
November 2nd is Cookie Monster’s Birthday plan a party for Cookie Monster and bake Chocolate Chip Cookies.
November 3rd Sandwich Day: Create your favorite sandwich and share the recipe with us.
November 6th is National Nacho Day share your favorite Nacho recipe with us.
November 11th: Veterans Day
November 15th: pack your mom lunch day. This morning your to create lunch and your moms’ favorite beverage. Don’t forget to set the table with flowers and put on her favorite movie or music for her to watch.
November 17th: Homemade Bread Day: Have you ever made bread if not today is the day. While the bread is cooking take a hike with your parents.
November 18th: Mickey Mouse Birthday lets host a party for him and make Homemade Cupcakes to serve at the party.
November 22nd; John F Kennedy was assassinted tell us how this makes you feel and why.
November 23rd: National Cashew Day create a recipe using Cashews and share it with us.
November 26th: Thanksgiving Day come and share one tradition your family does every year. Or one must have recipe with us.
Charles Shulz was born in 1922 lets throw a Birthday party for him and make a Peanuts Cake to serve. Did you know it’s also cake day? Which we have covered
November 27th: Black Friday Day how and when did this get started and why?
November 29th King Tut’s Tomb Opened (1922) what do you think they found inside and draw a picture of it for your Art class.
November 30th Mark Twain was born in 1835 time to throw him a Birthday Party. Also, did you know it’s Stay At Home Because You’re Well Day. See if your parents will stay home and if they do let us know what you do to celebrate this day.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
