Bridging Worlds - Circular Harmony & Hexagonal Wisdom
This make and take workshop will discuss bringing culture into a math class - how can you intertwine Social Studies, IEFA, and math? Participants will use their creativity and attention to detail in finding answers and solutions to challenges such as why structures can fail, what are weak points? We will look at various buildings and structures, compare and contrast past to present. Participants will take away shapes and ideas for lesson plans incorporating areas of the curriculum.
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Michelle Lindbloom
As an educator with a broad teaching range, I specialize in project-based learning, integrating diverse curriculum aspects to enrich student outcomes. Currently teaching Kindergarten, my experience spans 1st and 6th grades, as well as managing a K-8 one-room school. I am also a workshop presenter and a Montana Mentor, dedicated to guiding new teachers.
A lifelong learner, I aim to be a real model of continuous personal and professional growth. Outside my professional life, I am a mother and wife, with past experience as a business owner. My hobbies include quilting, hiking, skiing, and valuing family time.
This blend of personal achievements and professional dedication defines my approach to education, emphasizing holistic development and continuous improvement.