First Year Teacher in the Pandemic: An Interview by the MAH
This blog post was originally posted by the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History (MAH). Read the full interview and learn more about the museum’s newly launched downloadable lesson […]
Poetry, Art and Monsters, Oh Yes!
Poetry, Art and Monsters, Oh Yes! Integrating seasonal elements – with generous measures of creativity and imagination – into first grade curriculum One delightful, learning-filled way to spark [...]
Little Free Libraries in Santa Cruz
Little Free Libraries in Santa Cruz Give and take. Borrow, Return. Share. The history of libraries is a journey through civilization. Not so many centuries ago books were rare and […]
What is the current status of schools in Santa Cruz County?
What is the current status of schools in Santa Cruz County? In-Person? Distance-Learning? Combination Choices? You would have to be living under a rock to not know that throughout the […]
Moms Recommend Math Programs
Moms Recommend Math Programs Local moms recommend math programs that have worked for homeschooling and distance learning. Each of these math programs has worked well for the family recommending [...]
October Chili
October Chili This is one unique chile coming to us from New England for our October cool evenings. Excerpted from Sarah Leah Chase’s New England Open-House Cookbook (Workman). I have […]
Mudslide Potential
Mudslide Potential – After the Fires – During the Rainy Season After the CZU Lightning Fire there are many areas that are potentially in danger of creating deadly mudflows. The […]
