Memories of Cedar Rapids classrooms span eight decades
Elizabeth McMillan recalls teaching in 1933 with eight grades in a one room Iowa school and compares it to 1980 at Kenwood Elementary with up to eight levels. She notes heated stoves, hornets, snakes, scarce books, growing class sizes, and a shift toward Back-to-Basics and beefed up curriculums in Cedar Rapids.
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Elizabeth McMillan
Iowa
Kenwood
E Ave
McMillan
Cedar Rapids
Waverly
van Buren Elementary
29Th St
Cedar Rapids educators weigh factors shaping elementary school learning
Cedar Rapids teachers emphasize multiple variables beyond schools in shaping what students learn. They cite the roles of teachers, parents, and the learning environment as essential, noting no single solution fits all students as they move through elementary grades.
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McMillan
Cedar Rapids
Natural moth repellents from common spices
The article describes simple moth deterrents using cinnamon and cloves. Break up whole spices and place pieces in closets, or use clove and cinnamon oils on cotton balls. You can also sew mixtures into small muslin bags to hang for protection.
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