can you tell me as much imformation as possible about teachers' Day?
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World Teachers Day  was October 6th, 2006\n\nVarious countries have different dates for Teacher Days\nNovember 24th in Turkey\nMay 16th  in Malaysia.\nSeptember 5th in India. \nIn Albania it's March 7\nIn China  Teachers' Day is September 10. \nIn the Czech Republic it's celebrated on March 28\nThe Iranian Teacher's Day is celebrated on May 2\n\nThe Latin American international Teachers' Day is on September 11.   Many Latin American countries, however, have a separate national Teachers' Day better accorded with their own history. \nIn Brazil, Teachers' Day (Dia do Professor) is October 15. \nIn Mexico it's  May 15\nIn Peru, Teacher's Day is celebrated on July 6.\n\nIn Poland Teachers' Day or National Education Day  is on October 14.   \nIn Russia Teachers' Day is on October 5th.\n\nIn Singapore, Teachers' Day is celebrated September 1st. \nIn Taiwan it is celebrated on September 28. \nIn Slovakia it is celebrated on March 28\nIn South Korea the Teachers' Day (스승의 날) is May 15. \nVietnamese Educators' Day falls on November 20.\nJanuary 16 was adopted as Teachers' Day in the Thailand \n\nIn the United States, Teachers' Day is a non-official holiday on the Tuesday of the first full week of May.
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Hope this helps - I've dozens more, if you need. \n(I am an elementary teacher and have taught third grade.)\n\nGiving Thanks:  A Native American Good Morning Message by Chief Jake Swamp\nIt's a beautiful story with cool illustrations written by a Mohawk Chief - good for Thanksgiving, Earth Day, or environmental units\nhttp://www.leeandlow.com/teachers/guide12.html\n\n\nMy Teacher for President by Kay Winters\nfun, short, and good for a quick read or discussion about the president or America themes\nhttp://www.kaywinters.com/my_teacher.htm\n\nOfficer Buckle and Gloria by Peggy Rathman\nadorable story on safety and working as a team\nhttp://www.peggyrathmann.com/officerbuckle.html\n\n\nSorry to say, many of the other suggestions seem a little juvenile for third grade.
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Our school district designates certain days as "Teacher Work Days" or "Teacher Development Days" when students cannot be on campus. These are important days that allow teachers to spend time needed to plan, collaborate and generally improve their teaching skills by attending workshops and conferences. With most of the school year spent in the classroom, teachers hardly have time to meet with other teachers to collaborate, plan, explore new teaching techniques or improve their skills.\n\nAfter a school day or on Friday, most teachers (at our school at least) take loads of work home to grade, etc. Some teachers regularly come in on the weekend, too. A few days spread out during the school year without students provides necessary non-student time during the work week that teachers really need.\n\nI agree that the child care issue is a problem for those households with two parents who work. However, if a school year calendar is provided which tell parents when non-student days are scheduled, couldn't parents arrange child care well ahead of time? Before I became a teacher six years ago--when I had children at home--I reviewed the school year calendar when I got it before the end of the current school year and arranged childcare well ahead of time. Just a thought.
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go to news today it will give u all the details.  good luck
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Try here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_Day
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This "English School Watch" Discussion Board might help.\nhttp://www.englishschoolwatch.org/webboard_detail.php?topic_id=1168
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Here's a website with some info.\n\nIt was also mentioned in: www.greatschools.net/
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Cultural appreciation day.  A day for everyone to learn about different cultures, religions, races etc...  I think it would be great to have a day that promotes understanding and appreciation of everyone.
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That's sad that you do not know your birhtday day!!!!\nAlas you can not find out unless you know
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Christingle services when involving children still at school are usually during the day... if your kids are still at school ask there...they should have the times....sorry I cant be of more help.
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That's quite a question! The typical day for me is pretty fun. I like to have a lot of humor in my class, so class discussions are the key to a happy day. No matter the subject, the kids and I find something to laugh about. \n\nNow on to your question. Here's what a typical day looks like for me, a third grade teacher in a private school:\n\n8-9 Reading. Students read as a whole group, small groups, or individually. We have a basal reader (textbook) with a story a week. Depending on the day we work on the same story in a different way.\n\n9-10 Math. Math meeting (calendar, skip counting, time, etc.), fact practice, lesson, individual practice.\n\nRecess!!! (my favorite)\n\n11:20-11:30 Language, writing. Using the same textbook as the reading, there are various activities to teach grammar, spelling, writing, etc.\n\n11:30 Specials: PE, music, computer\n\n12:00 Lunch\n\n12:45-1: Silent reading time with sharing after.\n\n1-1:30 Religion - taught by a nun.\n\n1:30 - 2:30 Science or social studies. Hands-on activities as much as possible. No textbooks.\n\nThen the kids leave and I'm free to grade more papers, plan more lessons, go to more meetings, use the restroom, call parents, have conferences, go to classes of my own....
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of course it is!   let a teacher at your school or even your parents know about it - they will know the appropriate things to do.
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According to my source, it was a Monday. The source was the 2005 edition of The World Almanac and List of Facts.
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23rd and what? Give more info please.
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Remember that teaching in real life and teaching "concepts" and "methods" they teach you in school are very very different.  You have to be resourceful, patient, resilient, confident, creative, and strong!!!  Dealing with students daily is not easy and sometimes feel like a battle.  Also, there is a lot of politics involved with the administration and parents.  Be prepared for the worst and reap your rewards!
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Check out www.wikipedia.org.  Search for Valentines Day.  It give you a big long history and details from how it is celebrated around the world.  I would put it here, but it is much too long.
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Look at this site and pick a day in history and you will get several for each day or just hover on the picture with your cursor.\n\nhttp://todayinsci.com/