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This week I enjoyed viewing Jamie Behrendt's resources that she found for the first week. I loved the video that and helpful websites that she collected. I think these will be great resources to include in the classroom.

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I liked viewing Brenda Hall's videos for Passion Projects/Wonder Wednesdays. These are great to keep fresh ideas on how to continue Genius hour in your classroom.

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I really like all the student resources that Kristen Cordes has in her folder! I really liked the Notebook for Littles. What a great way to keep it organized for them.

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Sandy Welcher has my attention in that she teaches gifted - or that is her portfolio topic.  I have five students in my classroom who are very bright and need challenges.  They have not quite hit the gifted requirements to get into the gifted program.  I liked the more advance ideas and videos to spark creativity. https://www.teachervision.com/lesson/prior-knowledge-house-house-me

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I really liked Kristen's wonder cards that she posted. I love this to help students create some ideas before the genius hour begins.

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The blog that Polly Lauk has in her portfolio could be very helpful. It is by A.J. Juliani, called, "The Research Behind PBL, Genius Hour,  and Choice in the Classroom." Choice is huge in gifted education! I feel that if we made it huge in all education that more kids would dive deeper into their learning.

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I like the video, "Wonder Project" in Kristen Cordes  portfolio. It lookes like a straight forward way to begin GH. Also she has a link to suggessted picture books to get started. I've used some of these already in my class. I look forward to checking out the others.

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I found the video on Sandy Welcher's portfolio https://schoology.lsr7.org/course/1891352794/materials?f=156541609 - Above and Beyond...Great message of how we shouldn't expect children to make "kit" projects.

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Here is a research flowchart I found from