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Lisa Amstutz

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As seen in: MSN UK, Teaching With a Mountain View
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This busy mum, 38, shares the go-to running routine that helped her lose over 29kg and keep it off

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By Lisa Amstutz
| MSN UK Verified
Name: Lisa Amstutz Age: Location: Ohio Occupation: VP, Business Development Start Weight: 90kg+... I honestly stopped checking at points in my journey End Weight: 61kg Time Running: 8 years and 7 months My weight has been a struggle for my entire life. I weighed more than 90kg my first year of high school, but was able to lose almost 30kg by my high school graduation.
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STEM Tuesday- Material Science- In the Classroom

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By Ruth Owen, Mark Miodownik, Lisa Amstutz, Jennifer Swanson
| Mixed-Up Files of Middle-Grade Authors
Have you thought about the objects you use every day? Your hairbrush, clothes, dishes, desk, and books? What are they made from? Materials science is the study of the solid materials that make up all objects. This month’s books examine different aspects of materials science and can be used as a starting point for classroom discussions and activities. Let’s Investigate Everyday Materials  by Ruth Owen Readers will discover the properties of materials and how they’re suitable for specific tasks.
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 15 Winter Read Alouds - Teaching with a Mountain View

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By Lisa Amstutz, Erin Dealey, Henrietta Bancroft, Goodbye Autumn
| Teaching With a Mountain View
As winter rolls in and the snow piles up (well, depending on where you live!), it's the perfect time for cozy winter read alouds and related activities in your upper elementary classroom. Seasonal themed books can introduce students to new topics and help build thematic units. Winter books can also connect different genres about the same topics. For example, you can read fictional winter stories or informational texts about living in cold climates.
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