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What it's really like teaching high school in person and online at the same time I have a classroom with 37 high school students staring at me. My breath quickens, making my mask wet and hot. My current lesson is over and from the corner of my eye I can see my unread email count increasing. Emails from my online students, most likely about an activity that isn't working or an assignment they can't access. It's no big deal for classes to go wrong. It happens all the time, even for experienced teachers. I'm good on my feet and usually my students have no idea that I work part-time. However, this year is different. I get paid a little extra to teach the online world history course, which consists of about 80 students from eight different high schools in our sprawling district, including urban, suburban,...

Whether it's singing a nursery rhyme or building reading skills, poetry is a great way to engage students. It's never too early to introduce them to this wonderfully expressive and versatile form of literature. We've put together this collection of cute kindergarten poems for kids to share in your classroom. 1. All of Me by Greg Smedley-Warren "My hands are for clapping..." 2. Hot Sun by Kenn Nesbitt "What fun!" "The Cat and the Violin..." "We see orange..." "Climbed up the waterspout." 6. No Pencil by Kenn Nesbitt "No mark." 7. Friends of Rachel Verble "Friends care." "Throw in the pan." "Some are different, some the same." 10. Flag by Shel Silverstein "One star is for Alaska..." "But where are all the bees?" "Hail and snow!" "Do you have milk?" 14. Apples by Barbara "Apples in the attic..." 15. Lea...