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Kristina Winn says she has a special love for her grandmother, Kenna Worthington, a self-described woman of faith who faces life’s challenges one stitch at a time.
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In other news: A historic chapel was illegally demolished on Easter Sunday, and an animal shelter in Ogden is quarantining after confirming three cases of a highly contagious and deadly disease.
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The new Essential Elements classroom will open more room for the Bridger's special education programs to reach a greater range of students.
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In fourth grade we look at creating a map of Utah and consider animals, plants, even people. Heritage is tied to migrations, human and animal, recent and ancient. I teach that to the children so they understand the story of the place we are in.
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Whether you’re a teacher trying to implement an impactful field experience with your class, or a family, looking for something meaningful to do with your kids, I’d like to share three simple techniques I’ve found help kids make meaning from the world around them when they are in the field.
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In other news, Iron County Jail is the first in Utah to implement the IGNITE education program for inmates. And, a 150-year-old tortoise at Idaho Falls Zoo has passed away.
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President Cantwell speaks to University of Utah President Taylor Randall on pivotal challenges of higher education today, such as redefining how their institutions can meet their missions and serve their communities, while offsetting the decline of public confidence.
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The Utah Legislature is also considering extending child tax credits up to the age of six.
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This year on January 21 we celebrate Squirrel Appreciation Day. But whether you watch and write about squirrels or anything else, we think it is time for you to get writing stories just as magical as nature rings made of acorns at recess.
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In other news, legislators propose a new bill to quell political statements from Utah's educational institutions and the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute presents its economic outlook for 2024.