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1. Spanish IV Speaking lesson - Opiniones personales, part 2
LESSON PLAN TEACHER: Erin McCloskey, Concord Academy Erin_McCloskey@concordacademy.org LESSON TITLE "Opiniones personales" part 2 LESSON SKILL TARGETED Speaking activity: interviews and jigsaw information swap CLASS LEVEL IV TARGETED STANDARDS 1.1 Interpersonal Communication 1.2 Interpretive Communication 1.3 Presentational Communication 3.2 A...
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2. Title: A Capital Idea#128
...ocation. Students will describe the influence of the physical environment and the human characteristics that determined the location of the capital over time. Materials: Base map of New Hampshire showing three state capitals: Portsmouth 1st site of capital 1770's, Exeter 2nd site of capital 1780's, Concord current capital-established 1808. Procedure: 1)Distribute map of New Hampshire. Ask students to identify the current capital of New Hampshire. 2)Have students speculate on the reasons for Portsmouth being the first capital. Possible speculations should include: ocean port, trading center, original s...
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3. Adventures in Time and Place Grade 5, Chapter 11: Make a TV News Report
...ith links to various original sources, including maps, pictures, and letters. The site is developed by George M. Welling, an assistant professor in Historical Computing at Groningen University in the Netherlands. Student Objectives to write and perform a TV news report about events at Lexington and Concord to explore material about the battles of Lexington and Concord Before Online Activity Ask students how they get the news in their neighborhood or community. Remind students of how colonists were warned by Benjamin Dawes and Paul Revere that the British soldiers were coming. If you are using Adventur...
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4. Percentages
Percentages Emma Taylor Douglass Math and Science Academy 5006 W. Concord Pl. 543 North Waller Chicago IL 60639 Chicago IL 60644 (312)622-3340 (312)534-6176 Objectives: To introduce 5th and 6th grade students to percents. To demonstrate to students how to change fractions to decimals. To show students how to change decimals to percents. Materials Needed: Colored tape, pen...
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5. A Revolutionary Timeline
...menu. The file name extension must be .html. This lesson provided by: Author: Pathways to Learning 7-12 Organization: Alabama Department of Education Title: A Revolutionary Timeline Overview/ This lesson will outline a series of Annotation: important events leading up to the Battle of Lexington and Concord, including the Stamp Act, the Tea Act, the Boston Tea Party, the Intolerable Acts, and the First Continental Congress. Content Standard SS(10) 3. Trace the chronology of (s): United events leading to the States American Revolution, History including the French and to 1877 Indian War, the Stamp Act,...
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6. Patti Knoll, Nash
...17/00 Social Studies - 5^th Grade ACADEMIC OBJECTIVE: To learn about some of the major battles of the American Revolution To read basic information about some of the battles TECHNOLOGICAL OBJECTIVES: To enter correct URL address To select key pieces of information about the battles of Lexington and Concord, and Saratoga To meet Technology Standard I: Students develop the essential technology skills for using and understanding conventional and current tools, materials, and processes. To meet Technology Standard 2: Students know how to solve problems by using current technologies to conduct research, an...
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7. Leadership Teacher
...rm Affiliate Application Case Steering Contribute FAQs Studies Committees Now Graduate Credits News Releases & Press Program Quotes Rocks Go 'Round and 'Round - The Rock Cycle _ _ _ _ Message Board _ Member Login Submitted By: troberts@hopkintonschools.org _ Affiliate Group: Greater Message Board _ Concord NH, 2003/2004 Chat School District: Hopkinton, NH Grade Level: Grade 4 Intended Audience: Students _ _ Standards Addressed: _ MA-5.1.3.1 MA-5.1.3.2 LA-1.1.3.3 LA-1.1.6.7 LA-1.1.6.8 LA-3.3.10.4 LA-3.3.6.2 LA-3.3.6.4 SC-2.2.10.1 SC-2.3.6.4 SC-2.6.6.3 SC-4.2.6.1 _ SC-4.2.6.7 _ SC-4.3.6.1 Email Spotligh...
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8. Fun Push Ups
...ight and repeat the steps facing the next wall. Submitted by Craig Walker who teaches at Spring Garden Elementary School in Hampstead, MD. 2. Alphabet Push Ups Tap left shoulder with right hand, then right with left, etc. as you recite the alphabet. Submitted by Eloise Elliott who is Dept. Chair at Concord College in Athens, WV. This was presented by Chip Candy at the 1994 WVAHPERD Conference. 3. Ball Tap Push Ups Put a small ball (i.e. tennis) in between your hands. Tap the ball with right hand, then left. (The ball does not move). This time make the ball move from side to side. This time touch the b...
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9. Natural Resources Product Booklet
...ction: Students will conduct a research activity and create a base product booklet that will help them recognize the resources that are available to them from the natural resources in the area that they live in. Students were introduced to the idea of using food products in more than one way with a Concord Grape Starter activity. Students were given the opportunity to taste a concord grape and then find out the proper way of eating the grape. When the students found out that you don't eat the skin, we asked what could be done with the grapes to get the most out of the whole food product. We boiled the...
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10. Leadership Teacher
...les Form Affiliate Application Case Steering Contribute FAQs Studies Committees Now Graduate Credits News Releases & Press Program Quotes Pirates of the Past _ _ _ _ Message Board [Click for _ printable version] Member Login Submitted By: sandles59@aol.com _ Message Board _ Affiliate Group: Greater Concord NH, Chat 2003/2004 School District: Concord, NH Grade Level: Sixth _ _ Intended Audience: _ Teachers Standards Addressed: Curriculum Standards: Concord School District: English/Language Arts Grade Level Standards: _ Use reading _ strategies with a Email Spotlight variety of Address: materials in ord...
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