Presentations and Activities Presentations look across the American Memory collections to investigate curricular themes. They include historical background, helping to tell the story behind the theme. American Memory TimelineA comprehensive look at America's history, through primary sources... a teacher's wish, come true! TeachersStudents (Gr. 8- 12) The Branding of AmericaWhat are "brand name" products? ElectionsHow have elections changed over time? TeachersStudents (Gr. 5- 12) Fill up the CanvasWhat was the historical significance of the Lewis and Clark expedition? TeachersStudents (Gr. 4-12) From Fantasy to FlightUse these Resources from the Library of Congress documenting the history of flight the dreams, fantasies, experimentation and inventions that came before and after the historic achievement of the Wright brothers. TeachersStudents (Gr. 5-12) The Great American PotluckWhat can we learn about a nation from its food? TeachersStudents (Gr. 4- 12) TeachersStudents (Gr. 6-12) TeachersStudents of all ages
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Classroom Resources Our NCSE Teacher Ambassadors developed and field-tested five lessons that focus on combatting misconceptions. Download the lessons and watch accompanying webinars. Want to read more about the science and bring it to your classrooms? Keep Heartland Out of Science Classrooms Top 5 Reasons Why This Book Doesn't Belong in Classrooms Heartland’s Claims Against the 97% Climate Consensus Teaching Climate Change: Best Practices Want to Teach Middle Schoolers about Climate Change? Rethinking Climate Change Education In the Classroom: Climate Change Chemistry Teaching Climate Science: It’s Elementary In the Classroom: Elementary Lesson on Sea Level Rise Walking and Talking Evolution Need Help Teaching Natural Selection? A Fishy and Fun Tale from Scientist in the Classroom Even the Classics Can Surprise You A New Book to Introduce Evolution to Preschoolers: Grandmother Fish In the Classroom: Sneak Attack Evolution! The Parent Trap Redux When the School Board Attacks Science When Students Ask about Religion U.S.
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Proclamation 2019 Adoption Materials - Universal Publishing Blog This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: This post is password protected. Dance Mat Typing Level 1 Stage 1 – HOME ROW Click the link to open Dance Mat Typing Level 1 Stage 1 in full screen: or go back to old version of level 1 stage 1 Hello rock and roll kids. Here is the first lesson of typing. Through this flash, you will learn how to type on the keyboard using your fingers correctly. In this lesson, Mr. First of all is the home row which includes the letters “asdfghjkl” and a semicolon “;” or colon “:”. Next is the “space” button. Rock and rolls, now off you go! Because of the colorful scenes and nice music, the kids can be very easily attracted. Exploring Nature Science Education Resource Exploring Nature Usage Rules With a personal subscription ($25), the site is available to you on your digital devices. You may print out resources to duplicate and use in your classroom, but cannot share your login with students, other educators, or schools. With a school subscription ($100), the site can be shared with all the educators and students in your school building - as many as 30 school computers can access the site at the same time. With IP Authorization, no login will be needed. You can share your login with your school's teachers and students, so they can use the site from home.