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Fun Facts
Fun Facts
raised abroad during formative years
competitive swimmer throughout childhood
helped create first girls water polo team in high school
solo travelled cross country with a tiny backpack via Amtrak trains and buses to follow a dream of seeing fall foliage in the East
summited a 14,000 feet glaciated peak
solo travelled to Peru during senior year in college to live in a rural village for five weeks to learn about culture and history
performed in a Two Left Feet and Project Love dance project and a 20 minute play titled, Dear Kenneth Blake
sang in a vocal jazz ensemble in college as well as in community groups
participated in Eastern European folk dancing and singing and can sing in Hungarian
loves nature, camping, hiking, being in the ocean, spending time with family, creating
Ms. Becky loves clouds
Ms. Becky loves clouds
Becky Snowden's Teaching Philosophy - Google Slides.webmMs. Becky speaks her Teaching Philosophy Statement with visuals
Ms. Becky speaks her Teaching Philosophy Statement with visuals
Student Artifact
Student Artifact
"Butterflies are patient because they have to wait in their cocoons to turn into butterflies."
Miss Mac reads A Butterfly is Patient - YouTube.webmVideo Clip
Video Clip
Butterflies are Patient: Read Aloud
Butterflies are Patient: Read Aloud
Student Artifact
Student Artifact
Butterfly Life Cycle
(same student and related activity as above)
Student is able to verbalize why a butterfly is patient. Literacy connection: shows understanding of the read aloud and activity . Student is able to correctly label the life cycle of a butterfly. Science connection: life cycles. Student is able to add color, lines and shapes to the butterfly life cycle. This demonstrate fine motor skills and the transfer of scientific drawings. Literacy and science content standards are being met through this activity.
Big Idea please refer to the Mini Project Planner to the left
Big Idea please refer to the Mini Project Planner to the left
Essential Question:
What can we do to change the signs on display at Mission Trails Park to acknowledge, include, and lift the Kumeyaay people as indigenous people whose land was stolen?
Product and Audience
New signs for Mission Trails Park reflecting how young students feel about connecting to this indigenous group of people as part of their community
Exhibition Venue
Mission Trails Park
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