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Celebrating Online Diversity
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mini-lesson on writing the Constitution (8-12)
conflicting values were resolved using compromises. 3. Apply techniques of summarization, writing, research, and cognitive skills to process data. ACTIVITIES: 1. Assign the role of a key delegate to each student. Allow time for research in the following areas: a. Age at the time of th...
Weather - Here and There
for the type of data collected. Grade 6: Statistical Method: 05-07 Benchmark G. Evaluate conjectures and predictions based upon data presented in tables and graphs, and identify misuses of statistical data and displays. Y2003.CMA.S05.G05-07.BG.L06.I06 Statistical...
Celebrate Diversity
diversity We are three average Americans girls with different religions, cultures, and race. This is what brings diversity. We saw adults in our life time who hated others because of their culture, because of religion or because of the color of their skin. They brought kids into...
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index.htm !ke e: /xarra //ke Unity in Diversity this is an IE site best viewed at 800x600 resolution (high color) Team 8243 July 2000 For comment or questions regarding this web contact nghslib@uskonet.com Last updated: August 13, 2000.
Scholastic: Writing with Writers Lesson Plan
record original speeches. Appreciate diverse cultures and traditions through writing. Tell an original folktale to class members using appropriate fluency skills. Respond to questions about the folktale genre to demonstrate understanding. Practice poetry writing skills such as rhythm, rhyming, and d...
Rubric Maker
expectations for homework assignments with this rubric. Keyboarding / Typing Rubric Maker- A useful rubric for evaluating overall keyboarding skills. Lab Report Rubric Generator- Science teachers, make your expectations clear to students with this fun standards-based rubric. Very easy to us...
Science NetLinks: Skull Diversity
Skull Diversity - Science NetLinks GO IN DEPTHHurricanesSee the Collection lessons Weather 1: Weather Patterns › Hurricanes 1: The Science of Hurricanes › tools Animated guide: Hurricanes › USA Today’s Weather Basics › science updates Adaptive Happiness...
Our Stories: Discovering Our Diversity Through Theatre
Creating a PowerPoint Presentation" Our Stories: Discovering Our Diversity Through Theatre Lesson Plan Students will explore the varied backgrounds of American citizens by researching their own family ancestry and the stories of how their ancestors immigrated to the United States. They...
 Our Stories: Discovering Our Diversity Through Theatre Lesson Plan
family photos, timelines, Internet research, library research, and other sources. They will then present their biographies orally to the class or small groups using PowerPoint. Students will write a letter from the ancestor to themselves in this time period using Microsoft Word. This will become th...
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family photos, timelines, Internet research, library research, and other sources. They will then present their biographies orally to the class or small groups using PowerPoint. Students will write a letter from the ancestor to themselves in this time period using Microsoft Word. This will become the text that they will use to perform a monologue for classmates. They will develop this character for a stage presentation based on their research converting the details from their letters into a monologue
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family photos, timelines, Internet research, library research, and other sources. They will then present their biographies orally to the class or small groups using PowerPoint. Students will write a letter from the ancestor to themselves in this time period using Microsoft Word. This will become the <span class="highlight">text</span> that they will use to perform a monologue for classmates. They will develop this character for a stage presentation <span class="highlight">based</span> on their research converting the details from their letters into a monologue
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