In celebration of National Poetry Month, here's your chance to have Adrienne teach your students! In this two-part virtual Poetry Workshop, Adrienne will provide a brief introduction to poetry, lead students in a personification exploration, and model how to write nature inspired Haiku poems.
This two-part, LIVE webinar series will inspire educators with practical ways to lay the groundwork for stretching and “linking thinking” to all corners of your curriculum!
In celebration of National Poetry Month, here's your chance to have Adrienne teach your students! In this two-part virtual Poetry Workshop, Adrienne will provide a brief introduction to poetry, lead students in a personification exploration, and model how to write nature inspired Haiku poems.
In the age of inquiry-based learning, how do we create a learning environment where students are re-thinking rather than simply re-telling? How do we provide enough structure and flexibility for students to explore, stretch, and reflect on their thinking? In this webinar, BC teacher and author Adrienne Gear will share ideas from her new book […]
On Earth Day, join Adrienne's sister, Alison Gear, for an author visit designed for students in Grade 2-5. Alison will read her book Taan's Moons and share a bit about Indigenous ways of knowing, seasonal changes, and the felting process used by Haida Gwaii students to illustrate Taan’s Moons.
This stand-alone webinar will be LIVE on Tuesday, November 14th from 3:30pm to 5:30pm, Pacific Time. What is the most effective way to teach reading in a primary classroom? Are foundational phonics skills sufficient for students to become fully literate? Where and how does comprehension fit? Join BC author and educator Adrienne Gear as she […]
