Making of 8 de marzo jorge, elena , elena y saraPegu ranciu
The document summarizes the activities that a class in Spain engaged in to celebrate International Women's Day. The students searched for information about the holiday, prepared a PowerPoint presentation, cut out paper for voting sheets, took photos to document their work, rehearsed their presentations, voted on comics they created, and ultimately celebrated their classmate Pelayo for winning first prize for his comic. The presentation was created by four named students from the class.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming events at the Elizabeth Downie Media Library at Etobicoke School of the Arts. It discusses the conclusion of the school's Poetry in Voice competition and wishes luck to the student advancing to the national finals. It also promotes National Poetry Month and directs readers to the library's blog and collaborative poetry project. The newsletter then outlines writing workshops and literary events scheduled for May, including opportunities for student participation, as well as the return of the popular Great Soup fundraiser and new acquisitions to the graphic novel collection.
This newsletter from the ESA Library discusses upcoming events and initiatives at the library to help reduce student stress. It mentions that reading for as little as 6 minutes can significantly reduce stress. It thanks library volunteers for their hard work in organizing the collection. Upcoming events at the library include Great Soup on April 27th, Poetry in Voice documentary screenings, and the Festival of Trees event for the White Pine Reading Programme on May 12th.
This newsletter from the library at an arts school discusses upcoming events in December, including hot cider being served before school, musical performances around the Christmas tree, and a World War 1 documentary series. It also announces a contest for students to describe their favorite winter reads and be entered to win a free book. Upcoming events in January are noted, such as a visit from author Art Spiegelman and the first writers' festival at the school bringing in several authors for workshops.
These dolls are beautiful creations made partially of porcelain with blown glass eyes that shine in the light. The artist, Sissel Skille, was a grade school teacher who started making lifelike dolls combining her talents and passion for children. She finds inspiration from photos of real children and antique dolls, making about 10 dolls each year using materials like glass eyes and human hair on cloth bodies.
Sissel Skille is a Norwegian artist known for her life-like dolls. She was a grade school teacher until age 35 but now focuses her talents on dollmaking, drawing inspiration from photos of real children. Her dolls have cloth bodies, glass eyes, and hand-dyed human hair. She only produces around 10 dolls per year, each selling for $10,000 and featuring incredible detail and realism.
The document discusses how the students at San Francisco de Asis school in Yecla, Spain celebrated carnival. Students from ages 3 to 12 dressed up in costumes and paraded around the school. They also had games and a costume competition during their breaks where students could win prizes for their original costumes. The carnival celebrations allowed the students to have fun by dressing up and playing games with their friends at school.
This school aims to rebuild the classical school model for the modern era from 2006-2016 with a focus on family. The school serves pupils from ages 2 to 15 and emphasizes close partnerships between the school, parents, and grandparents. It is considered a good institution because the pupils are the most important. Teachers aim to offer a pleasant, meaningful, and creative learning environment. The school welcomes everyone and hosts performances and events for parents and the community throughout the year, including during the Christmas and Shrovetide holidays.
Making of 8 de marzo jorge, elena , elena y saraPegu ranciu
The document summarizes the activities that a class in Spain engaged in to celebrate International Women's Day. The students searched for information about the holiday, prepared a PowerPoint presentation, cut out paper for voting sheets, took photos to document their work, rehearsed their presentations, voted on comics they created, and ultimately celebrated their classmate Pelayo for winning first prize for his comic. The presentation was created by four named students from the class.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming events at the Elizabeth Downie Media Library at Etobicoke School of the Arts. It discusses the conclusion of the school's Poetry in Voice competition and wishes luck to the student advancing to the national finals. It also promotes National Poetry Month and directs readers to the library's blog and collaborative poetry project. The newsletter then outlines writing workshops and literary events scheduled for May, including opportunities for student participation, as well as the return of the popular Great Soup fundraiser and new acquisitions to the graphic novel collection.
This newsletter from the ESA Library discusses upcoming events and initiatives at the library to help reduce student stress. It mentions that reading for as little as 6 minutes can significantly reduce stress. It thanks library volunteers for their hard work in organizing the collection. Upcoming events at the library include Great Soup on April 27th, Poetry in Voice documentary screenings, and the Festival of Trees event for the White Pine Reading Programme on May 12th.
This newsletter from the library at an arts school discusses upcoming events in December, including hot cider being served before school, musical performances around the Christmas tree, and a World War 1 documentary series. It also announces a contest for students to describe their favorite winter reads and be entered to win a free book. Upcoming events in January are noted, such as a visit from author Art Spiegelman and the first writers' festival at the school bringing in several authors for workshops.
These dolls are beautiful creations made partially of porcelain with blown glass eyes that shine in the light. The artist, Sissel Skille, was a grade school teacher who started making lifelike dolls combining her talents and passion for children. She finds inspiration from photos of real children and antique dolls, making about 10 dolls each year using materials like glass eyes and human hair on cloth bodies.
Sissel Skille is a Norwegian artist known for her life-like dolls. She was a grade school teacher until age 35 but now focuses her talents on dollmaking, drawing inspiration from photos of real children. Her dolls have cloth bodies, glass eyes, and hand-dyed human hair. She only produces around 10 dolls per year, each selling for $10,000 and featuring incredible detail and realism.
The document discusses how the students at San Francisco de Asis school in Yecla, Spain celebrated carnival. Students from ages 3 to 12 dressed up in costumes and paraded around the school. They also had games and a costume competition during their breaks where students could win prizes for their original costumes. The carnival celebrations allowed the students to have fun by dressing up and playing games with their friends at school.
This school aims to rebuild the classical school model for the modern era from 2006-2016 with a focus on family. The school serves pupils from ages 2 to 15 and emphasizes close partnerships between the school, parents, and grandparents. It is considered a good institution because the pupils are the most important. Teachers aim to offer a pleasant, meaningful, and creative learning environment. The school welcomes everyone and hosts performances and events for parents and the community throughout the year, including during the Christmas and Shrovetide holidays.
The lesson plan summarizes an English lesson for a 1st grade class in Kazakhstan. The objectives of the lesson were to talk about family members, numbers, colors, and understand instructions. The lesson involved interactive activities where students traveled on a bus to different stations, including solving math problems, identifying school supplies, and matching family members to pictures. The lesson concluded by reading the fairy tale "The Turnip" in English.
A teacher at Thumbelina Public Kindergarten read the class the story of Thumbelina by Hans Christian Andersen. After listening to the beginning of the story, the students drew illustrations of the start using colored pencils and felt-tips. The next day, the teacher brought in nutshells and the students made small figurines of Thumbelina out of plasticine to resemble her tiny size from the story.
A teacher at Thumbelina Public Kindergarten read the class the story of Thumbelina by Hans Christian Andersen. After listening to the beginning of the story, the students drew illustrations of the start using colored pencils and felt-tips. The next day, the teacher brought in nutshells and the students made small plasticine figures of Thumbelina to fit inside them.
This document summarizes an environmental project at Escola Pia Vilanova school. The school has an Agenda 21 project focused on recycling and the environment. Students elect a Green Delegate to represent the school at meetings and share what they are doing. Last year students participated in designing the Agenda 21 logo. The school aims to improve recycling and reduce waste through various initiatives. Students also raised money for a school in Senegal through craft sales. Older students discuss their synthesis projects which involve studying natural areas and parks.
The document provides a tour of the main classroom used by the author's preschool class. It includes photos and descriptions of the circle time area, job chart, weather station, music selection container, cubby area, word wall, visual schedule, parent information board, and behavior management strategies focused on filling buckets and acknowledging good choices. The classroom tour highlights various areas and resources used for different activities throughout the day.
The document summarizes information about Sauletekis Progymnasium school in Lithuania. It provides details about the school's opening in 1975, renaming to Sauletekis in 1995 which means sunrise, and reorganization to a progymnasium in 2011. It describes regular school events that take place including the school birthday celebration, Kaziukas' Fair, award ceremonies, Christmas events, and dance festivals. It also highlights the school's participation in sports competitions and academic competitions that help glorify the school in the local town and throughout Lithuania.
The document summarizes the activities of an international student exchange program over the course of a week. It describes:
- Introductions and a school tour on the first day.
- Working in international groups to create a play about emotions.
- Developing the storyline, characters, and logo for the play.
- Rehearsing scenes and presentations.
- Free time activities like laser tag, trips to local cities, and a final party.
- Bulgarian students winning an award for essays and presentations about a historical figure.
The document provides instructions for a lesson on Venn diagrams for second grade students. It outlines the objectives of understanding how to define and draw a Venn diagram, and how to identify similarities and differences to apply to a story. The lesson includes a pre-test example asking students to identify similarities and differences between two characters and complete a Venn diagram, as well as activities, materials, and a post-test assessment.
The document discusses daily routines and the simple present tense. It provides examples of everyday activities like brushing teeth, going to school, taking a shower, making the bed, doing homework, and going to sleep. It also discusses uses of the simple present tense for general truths and third person singular verbs ending in "s".
The document explains how to use possessive 's to show belonging or possession. It states that possessive 's is an apostrophe followed by an s and is used as a determiner when something belongs to someone or something. It provides examples for singular and plural nouns, and when something belongs to multiple people, where the apostrophe goes after the last mentioned person. It concludes with practice sentences to fill in the possessive 's.
The Kindergarten team sent a letter to parents updating them on the start of the school year and upcoming events. Classes will begin at 11:00 AM on September 17th due to a faculty in-service day in the morning. Yearbook photos will be taken on September 19th and 26th. The letter encourages parents to contact teachers if they have any questions and thanks them for their support.
Naomi's Visual Notes documents a school year at Mekif Yehud High-School from 2014-2015 through photos and captions. Some key events included renovations to the schoolyard, mourning the loss of a student, fundraising activities, and exams leaving the schoolyard empty. The notes provide a visual summary of the school year through Naomi's photos and observations.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming events at the early learning center in May, including Spring Pictures, an Ice Cream Social, and a field trip to Dunham Tavern. It also lists important dates and provides reminders about swimming towels, closed days, and speed limits on campus. Notes are included about opportunities at Kendal at Oberlin for short term care, as well as an ice cream social for families. The classroom teachers share that the students have enjoyed activities with grandfriends this month and are preparing to celebrate the end of the school year.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Central Elementary School. It announces that the book fair will be held from October 19-25 and encourages parents to attend. It also notes that bus drop off and pick up will now be located behind the school, while car drop off and pick up will be in the front of the school. The document aims to keep parents informed about activities and changes at the school.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Kendal in October including school pictures on October 13th, field trips to the Natural History Museum on October 19th and swimming dates. It reminds parents to send towels for swimming and notes the speed limit is 20 mph when driving through Kendal. Upcoming events include a costume parade on October 28th and a campfire on October 26th. The teachers' section discusses welcoming new students and activities done so far this year like a scavenger hunt and field trips to an apple orchard.
Central Elementary School welcomes parents and students to the new school year. There has been great parent involvement through various committees. The school is focusing on positive behavior and providing extra physical activity. Upcoming events include standardized testing, fun day, and the last day of school being June 3rd. Various grade levels provide updates on their curriculum focusing on reading, writing, math, science, and social studies.
Building as a learning aid jusco school sp, jamshedpurDFC2011
The school was facing discipline problems during rainy and summer seasons when students had to stay inside. To engage students constructively, teachers painted learning resources on walls, floors, furniture and pillars. This included things like alphabets, numbers, puzzles, and environmental messages. It changed the way students and teachers think by providing an innovative way for students to learn while having fun indoors. The project showed that creativity involves trying new ideas without fear of failure and helped students see life as a process of experimenting with different approaches.
El documento describe la historia de la lucha por la igualdad de género. Hace 250 años, considerar la igualdad de derechos entre hombres y mujeres era inconcebible, ya que las mujeres se consideraban naturalmente inferiores. A lo largo de muchos años, mujeres han realizado esfuerzos para lograr la igualdad de derechos y oportunidades, como el derecho al voto y a la educación. Aún queda trabajo por hacer para lograr el empoderamiento económico pleno de la mujer en un mundo laboral en constante cambio.
El documento habla sobre la celebración del Día Internacional de la Mujer el 8 de marzo. Comenzó en 1857 cuando obreras textiles se declararon en huelga en Nueva York exigiendo mejores condiciones laborales. En 1908, 129 trabajadoras murieron en un incendio en una fábrica de Nueva York durante una huelga. Desde entonces, el 8 de marzo se conmemora la lucha de la mujer trabajadora por la igualdad. El documento también menciona a varias mujeres pioneras en los campos de la informática,
El documento resume la historia del Día Internacional de la Mujer y la lucha por la igualdad de género. A lo largo de la historia, las mujeres han tenido muchos obstáculos para desarrollar sus intereses y capacidades y no se les ha reconocido sus logros. La celebración del Día Internacional de la Mujer conmemora la lucha de las mujeres por la participación en pie de igualdad con los hombres y por el reconocimiento de su contribución a la sociedad.
The lesson plan summarizes an English lesson for a 1st grade class in Kazakhstan. The objectives of the lesson were to talk about family members, numbers, colors, and understand instructions. The lesson involved interactive activities where students traveled on a bus to different stations, including solving math problems, identifying school supplies, and matching family members to pictures. The lesson concluded by reading the fairy tale "The Turnip" in English.
A teacher at Thumbelina Public Kindergarten read the class the story of Thumbelina by Hans Christian Andersen. After listening to the beginning of the story, the students drew illustrations of the start using colored pencils and felt-tips. The next day, the teacher brought in nutshells and the students made small figurines of Thumbelina out of plasticine to resemble her tiny size from the story.
A teacher at Thumbelina Public Kindergarten read the class the story of Thumbelina by Hans Christian Andersen. After listening to the beginning of the story, the students drew illustrations of the start using colored pencils and felt-tips. The next day, the teacher brought in nutshells and the students made small plasticine figures of Thumbelina to fit inside them.
This document summarizes an environmental project at Escola Pia Vilanova school. The school has an Agenda 21 project focused on recycling and the environment. Students elect a Green Delegate to represent the school at meetings and share what they are doing. Last year students participated in designing the Agenda 21 logo. The school aims to improve recycling and reduce waste through various initiatives. Students also raised money for a school in Senegal through craft sales. Older students discuss their synthesis projects which involve studying natural areas and parks.
The document provides a tour of the main classroom used by the author's preschool class. It includes photos and descriptions of the circle time area, job chart, weather station, music selection container, cubby area, word wall, visual schedule, parent information board, and behavior management strategies focused on filling buckets and acknowledging good choices. The classroom tour highlights various areas and resources used for different activities throughout the day.
The document summarizes information about Sauletekis Progymnasium school in Lithuania. It provides details about the school's opening in 1975, renaming to Sauletekis in 1995 which means sunrise, and reorganization to a progymnasium in 2011. It describes regular school events that take place including the school birthday celebration, Kaziukas' Fair, award ceremonies, Christmas events, and dance festivals. It also highlights the school's participation in sports competitions and academic competitions that help glorify the school in the local town and throughout Lithuania.
The document summarizes the activities of an international student exchange program over the course of a week. It describes:
- Introductions and a school tour on the first day.
- Working in international groups to create a play about emotions.
- Developing the storyline, characters, and logo for the play.
- Rehearsing scenes and presentations.
- Free time activities like laser tag, trips to local cities, and a final party.
- Bulgarian students winning an award for essays and presentations about a historical figure.
The document provides instructions for a lesson on Venn diagrams for second grade students. It outlines the objectives of understanding how to define and draw a Venn diagram, and how to identify similarities and differences to apply to a story. The lesson includes a pre-test example asking students to identify similarities and differences between two characters and complete a Venn diagram, as well as activities, materials, and a post-test assessment.
The document discusses daily routines and the simple present tense. It provides examples of everyday activities like brushing teeth, going to school, taking a shower, making the bed, doing homework, and going to sleep. It also discusses uses of the simple present tense for general truths and third person singular verbs ending in "s".
The document explains how to use possessive 's to show belonging or possession. It states that possessive 's is an apostrophe followed by an s and is used as a determiner when something belongs to someone or something. It provides examples for singular and plural nouns, and when something belongs to multiple people, where the apostrophe goes after the last mentioned person. It concludes with practice sentences to fill in the possessive 's.
The Kindergarten team sent a letter to parents updating them on the start of the school year and upcoming events. Classes will begin at 11:00 AM on September 17th due to a faculty in-service day in the morning. Yearbook photos will be taken on September 19th and 26th. The letter encourages parents to contact teachers if they have any questions and thanks them for their support.
Naomi's Visual Notes documents a school year at Mekif Yehud High-School from 2014-2015 through photos and captions. Some key events included renovations to the schoolyard, mourning the loss of a student, fundraising activities, and exams leaving the schoolyard empty. The notes provide a visual summary of the school year through Naomi's photos and observations.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming events at the early learning center in May, including Spring Pictures, an Ice Cream Social, and a field trip to Dunham Tavern. It also lists important dates and provides reminders about swimming towels, closed days, and speed limits on campus. Notes are included about opportunities at Kendal at Oberlin for short term care, as well as an ice cream social for families. The classroom teachers share that the students have enjoyed activities with grandfriends this month and are preparing to celebrate the end of the school year.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Central Elementary School. It announces that the book fair will be held from October 19-25 and encourages parents to attend. It also notes that bus drop off and pick up will now be located behind the school, while car drop off and pick up will be in the front of the school. The document aims to keep parents informed about activities and changes at the school.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Kendal in October including school pictures on October 13th, field trips to the Natural History Museum on October 19th and swimming dates. It reminds parents to send towels for swimming and notes the speed limit is 20 mph when driving through Kendal. Upcoming events include a costume parade on October 28th and a campfire on October 26th. The teachers' section discusses welcoming new students and activities done so far this year like a scavenger hunt and field trips to an apple orchard.
Central Elementary School welcomes parents and students to the new school year. There has been great parent involvement through various committees. The school is focusing on positive behavior and providing extra physical activity. Upcoming events include standardized testing, fun day, and the last day of school being June 3rd. Various grade levels provide updates on their curriculum focusing on reading, writing, math, science, and social studies.
Building as a learning aid jusco school sp, jamshedpurDFC2011
The school was facing discipline problems during rainy and summer seasons when students had to stay inside. To engage students constructively, teachers painted learning resources on walls, floors, furniture and pillars. This included things like alphabets, numbers, puzzles, and environmental messages. It changed the way students and teachers think by providing an innovative way for students to learn while having fun indoors. The project showed that creativity involves trying new ideas without fear of failure and helped students see life as a process of experimenting with different approaches.
El documento describe la historia de la lucha por la igualdad de género. Hace 250 años, considerar la igualdad de derechos entre hombres y mujeres era inconcebible, ya que las mujeres se consideraban naturalmente inferiores. A lo largo de muchos años, mujeres han realizado esfuerzos para lograr la igualdad de derechos y oportunidades, como el derecho al voto y a la educación. Aún queda trabajo por hacer para lograr el empoderamiento económico pleno de la mujer en un mundo laboral en constante cambio.
El documento habla sobre la celebración del Día Internacional de la Mujer el 8 de marzo. Comenzó en 1857 cuando obreras textiles se declararon en huelga en Nueva York exigiendo mejores condiciones laborales. En 1908, 129 trabajadoras murieron en un incendio en una fábrica de Nueva York durante una huelga. Desde entonces, el 8 de marzo se conmemora la lucha de la mujer trabajadora por la igualdad. El documento también menciona a varias mujeres pioneras en los campos de la informática,
El documento resume la historia del Día Internacional de la Mujer y la lucha por la igualdad de género. A lo largo de la historia, las mujeres han tenido muchos obstáculos para desarrollar sus intereses y capacidades y no se les ha reconocido sus logros. La celebración del Día Internacional de la Mujer conmemora la lucha de las mujeres por la participación en pie de igualdad con los hombres y por el reconocimiento de su contribución a la sociedad.
El documento resume la historia del Día Internacional de la Mujer, comenzando con su origen a finales del siglo XIX. Detalla importantes hitos como las primeras celebraciones en 1909 en Estados Unidos y en 1913 en Rusia, y cómo en 1975 las Naciones Unidas lo declararon oficialmente el 8 de marzo. También describe los esfuerzos de la ONU desde 1945 para promover la igualdad de género y el empoderamiento de la mujer.
Este documento resume la historia del Día Internacional de la Mujer, que se celebra el 8 de marzo. Explica que sus orígenes se remontan a 1857, cuando las mujeres comenzaron a manifestarse por sus derechos laborales en Estados Unidos. En 1909 se celebró el primer Día Nacional de la Mujer y en 1910 la Internacional Socialista declaró el Día de la Mujer. En 1975 la ONU declaró oficialmente el 8 de marzo como el Día Internacional de la Mujer. También incluye breves biografías de tres mujeres históricas: Cleopatra,
El Día Internacional de la Mujer se originó de las primeras protestas y celebraciones de los derechos de las mujeres en Europa en 1909. El 19 de marzo de 1911, más de un millón de mujeres participaron en el primer Día Internacional de la Mujer en varios países europeos para hacer oír sus demandas. Aunque el 8 de marzo ahora se celebra mundialmente, los orígenes del día conmemorativo se remontan a principios del siglo XX.
El documento explica el origen y significado del Día Internacional de la Mujer, celebrado el 8 de marzo. Comenzó como una protesta de mujeres trabajadoras en 1857 y fue adoptado por Naciones Unidas en 1975 para reconocer los logros de las mujeres. También honra a figuras históricas notables como Juana de Arco, Virginia Woolf y Teresa de Calcuta.
Este documento resume la historia y origen del Día Internacional de la Mujer, celebrado el 8 de marzo. Comenzó en 1908 cuando 146 mujeres murieron en un incendio provocado mientras protestaban por mejores condiciones laborales en Nueva York. En 1909 se celebró el primer Día Nacional de la Mujer en EEUU y en 1910 la Internacional Socialista lo proclamó como día internacional para promover los derechos de la mujer. Desde entonces, se celebra anualmente para conmemorar la lucha por la igualdad de género.
El documento resume la historia y cronología del Día Internacional de la Mujer, destacando que conmemora la muerte de 146 mujeres trabajadoras en 1908 que protestaban por sus malas condiciones laborales. También discute la lucha continua por la igualdad de género y los desafíos que aún enfrentan las mujeres, como dedicar más tiempo al trabajo doméstico no remunerado y sufrir efectos desproporcionados de la violencia y los conflictos armados.
El día de la mujer, es una celebración que no solo debería ser de solo un día, si no que siempre; pues la mujer a hecho de nosotros algo inesperado desde sus luchas y siendo guerreras.
A la mujer hay que cuidarla, dejando la violencia y el daño contra ellas; para que el país deje de ser algo de lagrimas y derrotas en ellas, que no sientan miedo de quien son.
Por eso dejemos el maltrato y demás hacia ellas. Y que el machismo acabe la violencia.
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The document summarizes the activities and themes of the Preschool Learning Center for the 2013-2014 year. It describes how the center used art-based themes each semester to teach preschoolers concepts like shapes, colors, science, history and more. Some of the themes included Impressionism, Expressionism, Collage, Sculpture, Surrealism and Pointillism. The second semester involved role-playing as different professions like scientists, athletes, gardeners and medical professionals. The summary concludes by thanking all the students, families, and staff who contributed to the preschool program.
This classroom newsletter provides an overview of the upcoming week's lessons and activities for Ms. Sinicropi's class. It outlines the focus on phonics, including the digraph "th" and its two sounds, as well as reading, writing, math, and science/social studies. The newsletter also lists homework assignments for each day of the week to reinforce skills and announces upcoming events, such as parent-teacher conferences, a field trip to the children's museum, and a talent show. Supplies needed and special notes are also included at the end.
This document provides information about upcoming events and volunteer opportunities in Ms. Sinicropi's classroom at Crossroads Charter Academy in Big Rapids, MI. It lists field trips, talent shows, book orders, and no school days in May. It describes the classroom's current focus on phonics, reading, writing, math, and science/social studies. It requests volunteers for reading time, work stations, handwriting, and a JDRF walk. It reminds students to return field trip forms and provides a homework BINGO board for skills practice.
The document provides updates from various teachers at PS/IS 226 on their students' work in October. In ELA classes, students are focusing on critical thinking skills and writing persuasive essays. In math, 6th graders are mastering number systems, while 7th graders are working on rational numbers and applying them to real world problems. Science classes are exploring forms of energy and the surface of the Earth. Art and music students are composing works and exploring percussion instruments.
This document summarizes the observations from the first week of school for a group of 21 students in maternal B between the ages of 2 and 2 years 8 months. It notes that many students cried during their first few days of adaptation to the new schedule and environment. It also observes that most students are still dependent for basic tasks like opening their backpacks and feeding themselves during lunch. The teacher plans to work on developing the students' autonomy and attention spans over the coming school year.
The document describes the activities of students from the 1oC class of IES Valle de Aller in Asturias, Spain as they prepare for International Women's Day. It outlines that the students are cutting paper, designing posters, painting images, taking photos, making power point presentations, explaining things to each other, correcting texts, practicing their parts, and organizing themselves into groups to work on different tasks related to the event. It concludes by saying the notice was made to organize the groups and congratulates some students.
Mrs. Ealy's 2nd grade class had a fun and productive first month of school. They participated in the Fun Run fundraiser and are working on math, reading, writing, and health lessons. Upcoming events include Picture Day, Student Count Day, and Parent Teacher Conferences. The teacher reminds parents to check homework and the weather, and to contact her with any questions.
This document is a workbook in English for 4th grade students. It provides instructions for students to complete exercises reinforcing key concepts in grammar, vocabulary, reading and writing. The exercises cover topics like parts of speech, sentence structure, reading comprehension, and writing short passages. Students are expected to complete the workbook and turn it in by a specified date.
The document is a newsletter from Mrs. Ealy, a second grade teacher, providing parents with updates about recent and upcoming classroom activities including an ACES exercise event, an anti-bullying assembly, and details about what topics are being covered in different subjects as well as upcoming school events like a spring carnival.
Mrs. Ealy's 2nd grade class is preparing for St. Patrick's Day by having a green snack on March 16th. She is still in need of some donations for the snack. The class is also starting a new science unit on landforms and will be making landform projects in art class on April 10th. In math, the class is learning about fractions and there are websites listed to help students practice fractions at home.
Розробка гри для учнів 5-6 класів "Подорож у країну англійської мови"Татьяна Компаниец
This document describes an educational game called "Travel to the Country of the English Language" for Ukrainian 5th-6th grade students learning English. The game aims to motivate students and reinforce vocabulary. Students travel in groups to different "stations" focused on English reading, games, puzzles and songs. At each station, students can earn points for their team. The game concludes with teams counting their total points and winners being awarded. An appendix provides example materials for some of the game stations.
Mrs. Ealy's 2nd grade class had a successful first month of school. They participated in the school's Fun Run and have been working hard in their classes. This week they reviewed math concepts, increased their reading stamina, practiced storytelling in writing, and discussed respect in health class. Upcoming events include picture day on October 2nd and parent teacher conferences later in the month.
Mrs. Ealy's 2nd grade class had a successful first month of school. They participated in the school's Fun Run and have been working hard in their classes. This week they reviewed math concepts, increased their reading stamina, practiced storytelling in writing, and discussed respect in health class. Upcoming events include picture day on October 2nd and parent teacher conferences later in the month.
Ms. Sinicropi's class will be finishing up learning the letter W and doing phonics and phonemic awareness activities. They will also be working with a poem about the flu and doing different activities with it each day. The students will start learning about writing poetry. Homework this week includes practicing writing sounds, tying shoes, identifying word sounds, counting, and practicing with coins. Upcoming events include a second grade musical, out-of-uniform days, and spring break.
This document provides a summary of upcoming events and announcements for Sperreng Middle School. It recognizes the character word of the month, courage, and lists upcoming dates. It also acknowledges the achievements of students Molly and Amanda and encourages participation in various fundraising and extracurricular activities.
The document provides an overview of the enrichment programs offered at a school, including physical education, media center, Spanish, chorus/instruments, visual arts, science, computers, music/drama, and history. It describes some of the activities and goals for each program, such as learning coordination in PE, hosting book fairs in the media center, encouraging cultural appreciation in Spanish, developing musical performance skills in chorus, and using hands-on learning in science. The overall focus is on enriching students through fun and engaging extracurricular activities.
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
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