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Schools in the path of April's total solar eclipse prepare for a natural teaching moment

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Teachers in and near the path of the April 8 eclipse are using the event to teach lessons in science, literacy and culture. Some schools are organizing group viewings for students to experience the awe of daytime darkness. One school system in Portville, New York, plans to load its 500 seventh- through 12th-grade students onto buses and drive about 15 minutes into the path.

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Schools in the path of April’s total solar eclipse prepare for a natural teaching moment

By Carolyn Thompson | The Associated Press CLEVELAND (AP) — Seventh-grade student Henry Cohen bounced side to side in time to the Beatles’ “Here Comes the

1 month ago·United States
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Schools in the path of April's total solar eclipse prepare for a natural teaching moment

The total solar eclipse expected on April 8 already is inspiring school lessons in science, literacy and culture

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Schools in the path of April's total solar eclipse prepare for a natural teaching moment

By CAROLYN THOMPSON Associated Press CLEVELAND (AP) — Seventh-grade student Henry Cohen bounced side to side in time to the Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun” playing in teacher Nancy Morris’ classroom, swinging his arms open and closed across the planets pictured on his T-shirt. Henry and other classmates at Cleveland’s Riverside School were on their feet, dancing during a session of activities tied to April’s total solar eclipse. Second-graders inv…

1 month ago·Colorado Springs, United States
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Schools in the path of April's total solar eclipse prepare for a natural teaching moment

By CAROLYN THOMPSON Associated Press CLEVELAND (AP) — Seventh-grade student Henry Cohen bounced side to side in time to the Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun” playing in teacher Nancy Morris’ classroom, swinging his arms open and closed across the planets pictured on his T-shirt. Henry and other classmates at Cleveland’s Riverside School were on their feet, dancing during a session of activities tied to April’s total solar eclipse. Second-graders inv…

1 month ago·Idaho Falls, United States
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Schools in the path of April's total solar eclipse prepare for a natural teaching moment

By CAROLYN THOMPSON Associated Press CLEVELAND (AP) — Seventh-grade student Henry Cohen bounced side to side in time to the Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun” playing in teacher Nancy Morris’ classroom, swinging his arms open and closed across the planets pictured on his T-shirt. Henry and other classmates at Cleveland’s Riverside School were on their feet, dancing during a session of activities tied to April’s total solar eclipse. Second-graders inv…

1 month ago·Panama City, United States
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Schools in the path of April's total solar eclipse prepare for a natural teaching moment

CLEVELAND (AP) — Seventh-grade student Henry Cohen bounced side to side in time to the Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun” playing in teacher Nancy Morris’ classroom, swinging his arms open […]

1 month ago·Winnipeg, Canada
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