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Additional Search Results 1 - 10 of 226 for Kentucky
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1. Kentucky Coal Education - Online Since 1996
Welcome to the Coal Education gets a new look with updated content. "Kentucky Coal and Energy Education Project" New information added under History section. The majority of the funding for the Coal Education Web Site is provided by the Kentucky Foundation. It is dedicated to the men and New Video's women in the coal industry who provide heat, light, and power to our nation....
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2. Seeing Like a Writer - John James Audubon
...Student Web Page John James Audubon: Birds Do the birds in these pictures look like real birds? Look at the pictures. Learn more about them. Choose two birds to look at. How are they alike? How are they different? About the site John James Audubon spent much of his adult life roaming the forests of Kentucky and other states, observing birds so he could depict them realistically in his artwork. The John James Audubon Museum in Henderson, Kentucky houses a collection of his works, including these four plates. They are part of Audubon's famous Birds of America project, a collection of hundreds of life-siz...
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3. Human Genetics 2
Lesson Plan Teacher: Mentor: Dennis A. Malin Krantz Subject: Biology 1 Lesson Title: Human Genetics 2 Objectives: The Learner Will evaluate sex-linked disorders and predict outcomes of progeny using a pedigree. TEKS TEKSBIO 112.43 c6D Materials: Sex-linked genes Motivation: notes Photo of Kentucky the Blue Kentucky People Blue People Pedigree Family Royal Family Pedigree Teaching Procedure Bellwork: Quiz Over Punnett Squares Anticipatory Set: Discussion If People in photo are really blue and what maight cause that The Lesson: Sex-linked 1. notes Guided Practice Kentucky Blue People 2. Diagnos...
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4. Kentuckiana Digital Library Home
Kentuckiana Digital Library Finding Aids Maps Ky Bibliography E-Texts Images Newspapers Oral Histories Herald-Leader Photos Kentuckiana Digital Library Lesson Plans << Back to All Lesson Plans How Has African American Culture Shaped the History of Kentucky? Subject: US History Age/Grade Level: 11^th Major Content: African American History Time Allotment: 45 min Unit Title: Civil Rights Goals and Objectives: National Council of the Social Studies Theme I: Culture KERA Standards: Academic Expectations 2.16: Students observe, analyze, and interpret human...
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5. US Coal Consumption-primary
...Texas 86,689 Texas 90,989 2 Ohio 59,350 Ohio 61,096 Ohio 61,016 3 Pennsylvania 55,305 Pennsylvania 58,639 Pennsylvania 58,526 4 Indiana 52,335 Indiana 56,762 Indiana 58,203 5 Michigan 35,865 Michigan 36,435 Michigan 37,186 6 W. Virginia 34,815 W. Virginia 35,355 W. Virginia 34,932 7 Illinois 34,632 Kentucky 35,176 Kentucky 32,792 8 Kentucky 32,023 Illinois 32,979 Illinois 32,374 Provided by Pittsburgh Energy Technology Center
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6. Kentuckiana Digital Library Home
Kentuckiana Digital Library Finding Aids Maps Ky Bibliography E-Texts Images Newspapers Oral Histories Herald-Leader Photos Kentuckiana Digital Library Lesson Plans << Back to All Lesson Plans What interaction did President Kennedy have with Kentucky politics? Subject: American History Age/Grade Level: 11^th Major Content: JFK's Presidency Time Allotment: 90 min Unit Title: The 1960's Goals and Objectives: National Council for the Social Studies Standards: Standard V: Individuals, Groups, and Institutions KERA Standards: Academic Expectations 2....
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7. Coal and the KY Economy -sec
Click here for a printable version Title: Coal and The Kentucky Economy Level: Secondary Day/Time: One class period or Homework assignment KERA Goals: 1.2, 5.4, 6.1 Objective: Students will read information and answer questions related to the effects of the coal Industry on the economy in Kentucky. Background Information: Altogether, Kentucky coal mines produce...
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8. Daniel Boone and the Opening of the Bluegrass State
...George and Martha undoubtedly kept track of Boone?s adventures and accomplishments. Objectives: Students who participate in this activity will learn about Daniel Boone?s part in the exploration of land ?west? of the original colonies, and his part in the exploration and development of the state of Kentucky. Materials Required: Access to the Internet; access to print materials; PowerPoint or other materials for presentations Procedures: 1. Begin the lesson by showing students the U.S. Explorers (1675-1800) map (below), paying particular attention to the Kentucky area, Boone?s camp in eastern Kentucky,...
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9. Kentucky Coal, Reclamation and Subsidence
Click here for a printable version Title: Kentucky Coal, Reclamation and Subsidence Level: Secondary Day/Time: One class period or Homework assignment KERA Goals: 1.2, 5.3, 6.3 Background Information: Every day, Kentuckians benefit from one of the coal industry s most notable, environmentally significant achievements the successful reclamation of mi...
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10. Composing Choral Warm-ups
Lesson Plan :AELP-MUS0001 Composing Choral Warm-ups An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Author: Deborah Elaine Stephens School or Affiliation: Pine Knot Middle School, Pine Knot, Kentucky Endorsed By: Kwabena D. Ofori-Attah, Ph. D., Assistant Professor, Cumberland College, Williamsburg, Kentucky Date: 1994 Grade Level(s): 6, 7, 8 Subject(s): Arts/Music Overview: The students will compose their own warm-ups for chorus, using basic musical skills and awareness of the voice as an instru...
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