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Students hear a story about two groups of people who are both proud of their countries. They review what they have learned about the United States so far and write a sentence that shows how we are proud of our country. Full Review »
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Students read story "Baby Rattlesnake" and discuss ideas about respect for others. Full Review »
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Students, after listening to The Greedy Triangle, locate the sides and angles of each shape in the pictures in the book. They take a piece of white construction paper, fold it in half, then draw a picture of something special about themselves. Full Review »
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Students read and listen to stories about cooperation. They role-play planting seeds and plant real seeds together in groups. They write in their journals about working with their group. Full Review »
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Students read "Now One Foot, Now the Other" and discuss patience. They find situations in their lives in which they had to use patience and share with the class. They illustrate their situation both using patience and without. Full Review »
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Students predict and read the book "The Little Engine that Could". They write and illustrate something they can do now like riding a bike and make a class train displaying those examples of perserverance. Full Review »
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Students explore the concept of patriotism through the symbolism of the image of Uncle Sam. A discussion of good citizenship is part of the lesson. Full Review »
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Students explore what it means to be creative through the story and pictures of "St. George and the Dragon." Sequencing becomes part of the lesson. Full Review »
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Students discuss the topic, Why I Love America and eamine why people who love their country are considered a patriot. They measure the size of the Status of Liberty outside the classroom and write a thank-you note to France. Full Review »
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- Kindergarten - 2nd
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Students examine photographs, paintings and drawings convey meaning and mood. The ability to 'read' a picture is an important literary skill. This activity gives students the opportunity to tell a story through pictures by creating a movie from still images and narration in Microsoft. Full Review »
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