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1. European Geography and Cultures Unit
...e Goals: 17.D.3a Explain how and why spatial patterns of settlement change over time. Strategy/Content: I will ask for volunteers from the class. With each student volunteer, I will guide them through a mock version of a day in the life of a European citizen. For example, I will give the student an Italian name, state that the student is Italian, and ask them to say hello in Italian. I will show a picture of their house (show picture of an Italian House) and tell the class where this person works and what this person does (show picture of workplace). I will continue to talk about this person's particu...
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2. Mama Rosie's Italian Kitchen
...are listening to "Pizza" To hear, download, or turn off the music ... please click on the title. Have a seat in Mama's kitchen and browse through the recipes ... Take some home to try and come back to visit again real soon!! ChairTableChair Bar Pasta Gnocci Lasagna Casserole Canneloni Ravioli Beef Italian Meat Loaf Spaghetti and Meatballs Pepperoni Ripieni/Stuffed Green Peppers Poultry Chicken Cacciatore Pollo in Umido/Italian Stewed Chicken Pollo Cacciatore alla Perugina/Hunter's Chicken Fish Salsa di Vongoli/Italian Clam Sauce Merluzzo/Codfish in White Sauce Pork Salsiccia con Vino/Sausage with Win...
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3. Culture
Lesson Plan Final Italian Culture Teacher: Maria Cummaudo Class: English class where the teacher invites me to expose their students to Italian culture and language. Proficiency Level in Italian: None Ethno-Linguistic Composition of class: English Speaker Learners Estimated Time: 10 minutes Date: December 10, 1996 Age Level:...
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4. Linguistics 577 - Lesson Plans: Culture
TESL Button Return to Lesson Plan Index Return to Ling. 577 Syllabus TESL Button Lesson Plan Final Italian Culture Teacher: Maria Cummaudo Class: English class where the teacher invites me to expose their students to Italian culture and language. Proficiency Level in Italian: None Ethno-Linguistic Composition of class: English Speaker Learners Estimated Time: 10 minutes Date: December 10, 1996 Age Level:...
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5. Listening
Listening Lesson Plan "Asking for Tourist Information" (Italian) Teacher: Maria Cummaudo Class: 2nd year Italian Grammar Proficiency level: Intermediate Ethno-linguistic composition of class: U.S., Spanish, and Swiss learners of Italian. Estimated time: 50 minutes Date of presentation: October 15, 1996 Age: 17-25 OBJECTIVES Students will be able to understand an...
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6. Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
...To learn about duality Family in the art of Alighiero Boetti 2. To think Teachers & about the Students duality that exists in ourselves 3. To produce Teen Council two creative writings about duality in ourselves For the Press MATERIALS Writing materials BACKGROUND DISCUSSION Alighiero Boetti was an Italian artist who lived from 1940-1994. He is known for his work with the collective Arte Povera, a group of young Italian artists who experimented with different materials and techniques. Much of the art that they created explored the relationship between art and everyday life. Boetti was interested in du...
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7. Italy Lesson Plan, Activity, Life, Italian Culture Theme Unit, Teaching Worksheet
...SOCIAL STUDIES STUDENTS LANGUAGE ARTS EDUCATION CURRICULUM KIDS RESOURCES ACTIVITY ITALY: LIFE AND CULTURE A lesson on life in Italy. Students will gain an understanding of daily life in Italy, and compare and contrast life there to life in the A reading United States. Includes printable lesson on Italian life. teaching lesson worksheet. _ _ Suggested Grades: 2nd Grade - 3rd Grade - 4th Grade Teaching Objectives: By completing this lesson, students will be able to demonstrate their reading comprehension skills, including reading strategies, inference, literal meaning, and critical analysis. _ _ _ __...
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8. Arts Institute 2003 Lesson Plans
...tion D + Outcome III ? Creative Expression and Production ? Expectation A, Expectation B, Expectation C + Outcome IV ? Aesthetics and Criticism ? Expectation A Enduring Understanding What enduring understandings are addressed? The Writing of Shakespeare contains many elements that link him with the Italian Renaissance. Essential Questions What essential questions will be considered? Why is Shakespeare considered a Renaissance Period writer? How does his work relate to the social and historical context - music, art and dance of the period? Key Content Knowledge and Skills What key content knowledge, sk...
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9. Linguistics 577 - Lesson Plans: Listening
TESL Button Return to Lesson Plan Index Return to Ling. 577 Syllabus TESL Button Listening Lesson Plan "Asking for Tourist Information" (Italian) Teacher: Maria Cummaudo Class: 2nd year Italian Grammar Proficiency level: Intermediate Ethno-linguistic composition of class: U.S., Spanish, and Swiss learners of Italian. Estimated time: 50 minutes Date of presentation: October 15, 1996 Age: 17-25 OBJECTIVES Students will be able to understand an...
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10. Sonnets
...erstanding the sonnet form, responding to sonnets, writing sonnets Time This lesson takes place during one forty minute class. Rationale This lesson introduces students to the sonnet form and contrasts it with the modern poetry that they are used to reading. Objectives Students will label a sonnet "Italian" or "English" and list differences between the two. Students will manipulate the language of another author's sonnet in order to see the logic behind the author's choices. Students will write a sonnet. Materials Sonnet envelopes Handout with sonnet for free-writing Instruction Minilesson (10 minutes...
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