Tis the Season to Create Digital Winter Themed Activities

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Lauren Boucher

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Description

Are you looking for innovative activities that celebrate the festive holiday season while engaging your students in the learning process? Join Lauren Boucher as she shares how to use digital tools to create winter-themed learning experiences for students of all ages. You will also learn where to find pre-made activities, templates, and more!

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Lauren Boucher

Lauren Boucher has 18+ years in public education, teaching 3rd grade, gifted K-8, and working as a Digital Teaching and Learning Coach. Now a Southeast Regional Consultant for the NC Department of Public Instruction, she shares innovative ed tech practices nationwide.

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