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In this 60-minute professional development webinar, educators will be introduced to early learning engineering platforms, strategies, and tools. The webinar will include the engineering design process, an introduction to coding, and PBS resources to inspire students to think creatively while constructing something new.

In this 60-minute professional development webinar, educators will learn about the history of Earth Day, how to integrate concepts of sustainability into every subject, how environmentalism and social emotional learning tie into each other, and how educators and students can build a healthier planet.

After months of remote learning, many teachers are struggling to make the experience engaging for kids, making it high time for a reimagining of strategies. But instead of trying to reinvent the wheel, why not go back to tried-and-true strategies? With that in mind, here are some simple tips and tech tools to help teachers reel their kids back into class.