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Amazing (and Free) Resources from the Library of Congress What if I told you there are amazing resources you can easily use with students and teachers that will help create curiosity, promote critical thinking, reinforce information literacy skills, and make curricular connections? Better yet, what if I told you these resources were free? You can find these amazing resources on the Library of Congress’s Teachers’ Resources page. The Library of Congress (Photo by Stephen Walker on Unsplash) My Favorite LoC Resources Because so much material is available on the LoC website, I want to share three of my favorite resources with you. Primary Source Sets. Two quick and informative LoC videos that can help you use these sets effectively are Teacher Resource: Shortcuts to Primary Sources and Analyzing a Primary Source. Chronicling America. I recently worked with social studies classes researching the East St. If you want to learn more about Chronicling America, the thirty-minute video Teaching with Historical Newspapers has a lot of helpful information.
Games . Fern's Poetry Club Well, you've come to the right place to find out. Writing poems can be fun when you juggle all the words and the rhythms together to make them exciting. Poems can be out anything and come in many different forms. Here's an explanation of some of my favorite styles of poetry. A NARRATIVE POEM tells a story. LIMERICKS are usually funny or silly. HAIKU is an old form of poetry from Japan. FREE VERSE is a kind of poetry that has no real rhythm or pattern. CINQUAINS are special poems that have five lines. LYRIC POEMS make you want to sing!
Level 1B Online Syllabus – Mater Amabilis™ Syllabus (pdf ) (doc) Outline and Sample Schedule 36 Week Lesson Plan Chart (pdf) (doc) General Instructions + Subjects considered to be essential at this level. (N) Books/subjects intended for narration. * Key curriculum – books considered to be key parts of the curriculum are shown in bold type and marked with an asterisk. Highly Recommended materials/subjects are shown in bold. Optional extras – optional books and suggestions are shown in italics Selections listed in bright blue are alternatives for home educators in the UK At this level most lessons should last around 20 minutes. Please note that the resources listed here are suggestions meant to give you a clear picture of what is recommended at this level. Note: The workload for Term 1 is slightly lighter to allow time for extra Advent reading. (1) New Testament (2x/week) (N)* New Catholic Picture Bible by Rev. (2) Catechism (Weekly) (N)* Faith and Life 1: Our Heavenly Father Read, narrate and discuss one lesson each week. Term 1: St.
September 9th, 2018 – 16th Sunday after Pentecost | Dollar Store Children Sermons If you have time, and find DSCS helpful, please take a look at the post: S.O.S. (Summer of Support) Sunday: Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost Revised Common Lectionary – Year B Text: James 2:1-10, [11-13], 14-17 Dollar Store Item: Shovel, Sponge, Wipes The Take Away: We work because God loves us, not to get God’s love. Videos: Narrative Lectionary Text: Genesis 6:16-22; 9:8-15 Dollar Store Item: Promise on the back of a box. The Take Away: God makes a promise to God’s people that God will be our God. Like this: Like Loading... Music | Sacredise The following list is a selection of the most popular worship songs from Sacredise. These have been used by congregations throughout South Africa, and other parts of the world, and have been found to be both meaningful and singable for congregational worship. They are offered here for free download. If you do choose to use any of these songs, please remember to include them in your CCLI report. YOU ARE (from Every God-Beloved Life): EVERYONE BELONGS (from Every God-Beloved Life): YOUR WORD (from Every God-Beloved Life): HOWEVER (from Songs for the Road): YOU ARE GOD (from Songs for the Road): IN YOUR MERCY, LORD (from Songs for the Road): THIS PLACE (from Songs for the Road): HERE I AM, JESUS (from Songs for the Road): DEEP CALLS TO DEEP (from Deep Calls To Deep): NEVER LET MY HUNGER DIE (from Deep Calls To Deep):
DAILY LECTIONARY RESOURCES Daily RCL: A list of RCL Daily Readings at Consultation for Common Texts Year B: PDF RTF Daily Lectionary Resources. Daily Worship from Sacredise. Daily Readings following Evangelical Lutheran Worship. Daily Readings following Evangelical Lutheran Worship. Other Daily Lectionaries: Emmock's Blog, Mike Mair.