Abc Back To School Booklet
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Students will work together to create a Back-to-School ABC book by assigning each student a letter of the alphabet and having them brainstorm or choose a school-related word starting with that letter to illustrate and include in the book. Words can vary in difficulty depending on grade level, such as "A" words including art, abacus, and attendance for younger students. When complete, the book will be displayed for the classroom or school library.
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The document describes Middle School Energizers, which are classroom-based physical activities developed by East Carolina University to help teachers in North Carolina meet the state's requirement of 50 minutes of daily physical activity for students in grades K-8. The Energizers were created in partnership with multiple state organizations to integrate movement with academic concepts. Teachers from various middle school subjects helped develop and pilot age-appropriate activities. The Energizers are available for free download on several partner websites.
K 5 Energizers[1]
The document provides information about "Energizers," which are classroom-based physical activities developed by researchers at East Carolina University in partnership with the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. The Energizers are designed to integrate physical activity into academic lessons for grades K-2 and provide teachers with directions and examples for 12 different physical activities. The activities range from having students move in different directions (e.g. over, under, around) to mimicking sports skills or following movement cues based on cards similar to UNO cards.
Ranelle colespiva
This certificate certifies that Ranelle Cole volunteered for 4 hours from February 3rd to February 12th, 2009 at the George A Spiva Center for the Arts. The volunteer hours included instructing and assisting third graders from the Joplin school district in two art lessons based on an exhibit, as well as set-up, clean-up, and working with Spiva Center of the Arts staff. The volunteer opportunity was facilitated by Meg Skaggs, the PR and Education Director at Spiva, and Josie Mai, an Assistant Professor of Art and Art Education at MSSU.
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The document provides instructions for a student to print an unknown word, clap or stomp the word, and draw a picture of the word. No other context or information is given about the word or the purpose of the activity.
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This document is a worksheet asking the student to look up an unknown word in the dictionary. It instructs them to write the word, define it in their own words, use it in a sentence, identify its part of speech, provide synonyms and antonyms, and draw a picture of the word.
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Lexicon 4
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Lexicon 3
This document is a worksheet asking a student to clap, stomp, and use their monster voice to say a word, then print the word, provide a definition, and count the consonants and vowels. It also asks the student to draw a picture of the word's meaning.
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