Mrs. B retweeted
Some lady grabbed the last
toilet paper from and old mans hand.
My wife @KierstenWarren then
told him to come outside with her and gave him half of her
toilet paper she already purchased.
Then gave him her phone number and said call me if you need anything!!
THATS HOW ITS DONE!❤️
Mrs. B retweeted
A shout out to Kevin, Giannis, Zion, Blake, Steph and all the players, owners and organizations who are setting a good example during a challenging time. A reminder that we’re a community, and that each of us has an obligation to look out for each other. cnn.com/2020/03/13/us/nba-pl…
Mrs. B retweeted
In these increasingly unsure and chaotic times, let’s all please remember to be civil and kind to each other. The virus is our common enemy, and we are all in this together.
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Mrs. B retweeted
Parents, teachers, and basically anyone who might find themselves a little stir crazy. Now is the perfect time to create when there's so much on our minds. I came up with this list of art activities you can easily implement at home. theartofeducation.edu/2020/0…
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My Uncle in Iran passed away from corona virus. He was gentle and kind. He’d been battling cancer for several years. His family had to stand one hundred meters away and watch him be buried by men in hazmat gear. My Aunt is now sick. Please take this virus seriously.
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SCHOOLS: Please don't use PDF documents to post your Covid-19 plans. Many low-income people use their smartphones, rather than a computer, and it's often difficult or impossible to open a PDF. Not to mention, it takes more data to download them and some people have limited data.
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Hey folks, I know this may seem obvious but it’s a good reminder: the employees at grocery stores and whatnot have been dealing with panic-shopping and tension all week. They’re exhausted. Please put more than usual consideration into being kind and graceful. They’re helping us.
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I imagine all the closures and cancellations give people a sense of ominousness. But it's really an amazing act of social solidarity: We're sacrificing so we can give nurses, doctors and hospitals a fighting chance. Start from there and hopefully we can figure out the rest.
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If you’re wondering whether it’s an overreaction to cancel large gatherings and public events (and I love basketball), here’s a useful primer as to why these measures can slow the spread of the virus and save lives. We have to look out for each other. vox.com/2020/3/10/21171481/c…
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Operation: Clothing God's Lambs
Thank you for having a heart that cares about God's children! You can make a loving impact in their lives by sharing the clothes your children have outgrown. Plz contact us @ 210.849.1737 to schedule a local pick up. 💗
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Fun with dry ice, phase changes and states of matter! Which one will overpower in the battle of “kinetic energy of the gas particles” versus “attraction between molecules of the soapy water”? @DrGaryHughes @JtmTeam7 @MNPS_STEAM
Mrs. B retweeted
Hi teachers, we’re going to ‘train’ you in...
ClassDojo.
And then Remind.
Ohh, Edmodo.
Oops, we mean Schoology.
This ClassTag looks good.
Google Classroom look good too!
OMG, Seesaw!
Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE technology...but let’s think logistically about trainings! #EdChat
Mrs. B retweeted
Sooo when are we gonna talk about the amount of teachers on anti-anxiety and/or antidepressant medication? Cause I’m ready!!!
I have a blank bulletin board. I teach art. I haven't put kids work on it bc I don't want to poke holes in their work. Should I just do it anyway? I have displays across my room with clothes pins, so it's not like there is no work displayed.. but I could do more. #teachertwitter
33%Tack their work. Do it.
67%Keep it on clothes pins
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