Toni Buzzeo

December 13, 2023 by Vicki Palmquist

I most fervently hope that my young readers will learn that the voices and opinions of children are important in any conversation — that children, especially tweens and teens, are important contributors to family decision-making and community change.

Teaching K‑2 Science with Confidence

March 14, 2021June 11, 2015 by Vicki Palmquist

Perfect Pairs: Using Fiction and Nonfiction Books to Teach Life Science, K‑2
Melissa Stewart and Nancy Chesley
Stenhouse Books, 2014 Authentic science always begins with a question, with a fleeting thought, with a curious person. That curious person has an idea, wonders if it is valid, and then tries to find out. Because wondering is at the heart of discovery, each Perfect Pairs lesson starts with a Wonder Statement that we’ve carefully crafted to address one Next Generation Science Standards Performance Expectation.… more

Skinny Dip with Toni Buzzeo

June 6, 2015March 18, 2015 by Marsha Qualey

What’s your favorite holiday tradition? Although only my father is Italian, I grew up with a strong connection to my Italian heritage. And really, when does one’s heritage shine more brightly than the holidays? So, every Christmas Eve finds me with my family in our Maine farmhouse kitchen making homemade ravioli. My husband Ken rolls out the dough that has been resting on the counter under a bowl for several hours while my son Topher and I wrestle the circles of dough he provides us into folded cushions of deliciousness that we drop into a boiling pot of salted water.… more

Toni Buzzeo

Teaching K‑2 Science with Confidence

Skinny Dip with Toni Buzzeo

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