Joint Learning Workshop Concept Note and AgendaBrian Latko
This document provides logistical information and an overview of the agenda for a Joint Learning Workshop on Moving Toward Universal Health Coverage that will take place from February 3-5, 2010 in Gurgaon, India. It outlines details about transportation and accommodations for participants staying at the Heritage Village Manesar hotel or nearby Ramada hotel. The workshop aims to provide a forum for knowledge sharing and problem solving across six countries - Ghana, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam - that are implementing reforms to expand health coverage through demand-side financing. The target participants are practitioners and implementers from these countries who will discuss successes, challenges and identify mechanisms for ongoing collaboration. Partner organizations sponsoring and observing the workshop include the Indian
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Halloween words from A to Z provides a list of Halloween-themed words starting with each letter of the alphabet. The document appears to be a list meant for children learning the alphabet and Halloween vocabulary.
Joint Learning Workshop Concept Note and AgendaBrian Latko
This document provides logistical information and an overview of the agenda for a Joint Learning Workshop on Moving Toward Universal Health Coverage that will take place from February 3-5, 2010 in Gurgaon, India. It outlines details about transportation and accommodations for participants staying at the Heritage Village Manesar hotel or nearby Ramada hotel. The workshop aims to provide a forum for knowledge sharing and problem solving across six countries - Ghana, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam - that are implementing reforms to expand health coverage through demand-side financing. The target participants are practitioners and implementers from these countries who will discuss successes, challenges and identify mechanisms for ongoing collaboration. Partner organizations sponsoring and observing the workshop include the Indian
Coral reefs are home to a dazzling array of colors, including orange, red, white, green, and blue coral. Coral are actually marine animals that live in colonies called polyps. Each polyp has arms and mouths and eats small animals in the water by paralyzing them with stings from their tentacles. While coral cannot swim or move, they feed in this way. Coral skeletons can also be crafted into jewelry like necklaces, earrings, and bracelets after being collected from warm ocean waters.
Halloween words from A to Z provides a list of Halloween-themed words starting with each letter of the alphabet. The document appears to be a list meant for children learning the alphabet and Halloween vocabulary.
Halloween words from A to Z provides a list of Halloween-themed words starting with each letter of the alphabet. The document appears to be a list meant for children learning the alphabet and Halloween vocabulary.
Halloween words from A to Z provides a list of Halloween-themed words starting with each letter of the alphabet. The document appears to be a list meant for children learning the alphabet and Halloween vocabulary.
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This document describes the early literacy instruction for children in an Italian primary school. It discusses how in the first months of school from September to December, children learn to read and write the letters of the alphabet using a syllabic method. They first learn the five vowels and then combine vowels with consonants to build syllables and words. Special letters like C, G are introduced later. Throughout the initial learning period, only capital letters are used until children have mastered basic reading and writing skills, after which lower case letters are introduced.
Halloween words from A to Z provides a list of Halloween-themed words starting with each letter of the alphabet. The document appears to be a list meant for children learning the alphabet and Halloween vocabulary.
Halloween words from A to Z provides a list of Halloween-themed words starting with each letter of the alphabet. The document appears to be a list meant for children learning the alphabet and Halloween vocabulary.
This document lists Christmas-related words from A to Z, with each letter corresponding to an item that begins with that letter. Some examples include: A is for Angel, B is for Bells, C is for Candy Cane, and so on all the way through the alphabet up to Z is for a long winter's nap. The list provides a playful alphabetized guide to different elements of Christmas traditions and decorations.
This document describes the early literacy instruction for children in an Italian primary school. It discusses how in the first months of school from September to December, children learn to read and write the letters of the alphabet using a syllabic method. They first learn the five vowels and then combine vowels with consonants to build syllables and words. Special letters like C, G are introduced later. Throughout the initial learning period, only capital letters are used until children have mastered basic reading and writing skills, after which lower case letters are introduced.
1. Scuola primaria “ 4 Martiri”
Parole colori suoni
Giocare con similitudini e metafore
classe quinta
Marzo 2012
Via del commissario 30, Padova
2. SUONI E COLORI
Il cigolio di una porta,
un momento pauroso
di un nero immenso.
Un urlo lontano,
un momento di spavento
di un rosso opaco spento.
Una musica dal ritmo veloce,
un momento di ansia pesante
in una luce di un giallo brillante.
DIANA
PAROLE CATTIVE
Le parole cattive,
quelle che fanno paura,
sono il nero della notte
e il grigio della nebbia.
Sono misteriose, cupe.
Sono un lampo, un’ombra,
un suono forte e chiaro.
DOBRINKA
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3. PAROLE
Le parole azzurre sono ali,
in poco tempo ti trovi già lontano.
Le parole bianche son scatole vuote,
non le butti via
ma le lasci in cantina.
Le parole rosa sono feste
Che non vorresti finissero mai.
Ogni frase è un arcobaleno,
un’avventura ogni volta diversa.
FEDERICA
PAROLE
Le parole blu sono come il mare agitato
che sbatte e risbatte sugli scogli, irato.
Le parole bianche sono come la neve
che scende dal cielo bianco lieve.
Le parole grigie sono nuvole di pioggia
nei temporali d’inverno.
Le parole gialle scottano come appena sfornate
e messe in tavola calde e profumate.
SOFIA
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4. PAROLE
Le parole nere
sono brutte,
offensive, come la morte,
a volte anche tristi.
Le parole bianche
sono così intense
che non finiscono mai.
Le parole gialle
sono calde
come il sole,
ridono allegre.
ANDREA
ARCOBALENO
Le parole dolci, morbide
e tenere sono color arcobaleno
perché sembrano un cucciolo
tenero e felice che vuole essere
amato e accarezzato
come il mio cane,
dolce, morbido e felice. GIORGIA
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5. PAROLE IN MUSICA
La musica è una parola
nera come le magliette che indosso,
rossa come il battito della batteria,
azzurra come il cielo sereno,
arancione come il sole che splende.
La musica vola nell’aria,
portata dal vento:
i suoi colori formano
così un bell’arcobaleno.
ANDREA
COLORI
Il silenzio è come il bianco:
non dice nulla.
Il nero ti odia, ti disprezza,
non ti vuole mai.
Il marrone è strano
Come un fiume di cioccolato.
ALESSANDRO
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6. PAROLE
Le parole bianche
sono le parole della pace
e della libertà
perché sembrano nuvole,
libere nel cielo.
Le parole verdi
sono chiome di alberi,
in primavera,
sono parole felici.
ALBENITA e MARIA ALYSSA
LA NEVE
Questa mattina
Mi sono svegliato,
ho guardato fuori
e c’era la neve:
scendeva bianca,
candida. Si appoggiava
stanca sul cemento.
LUCA e ALESSANDRA
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7. FOGLIE
Ascolto il fruscio delle foglie,
che volano nell’aria
e poi lentamente cadono a terra.
ALBENITA
PAROLE
Le parole che offendono
sono come un brutto segno nero
che rovina tutto il disegno
e non va via.
Le parole che rattristano
sono un’ombra venuta male
ma poi ci sono le parole gialle:
sono una nuova scatola di colori,
un nuovo foglio su cui disegnare,
una nuova avventura da cominciare.
Inizia una nuova storia!
FEDERICA
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8. PAROLE
Le parole bianche ti lodano
ti fanno sentire sollevata da terra,
ti incoronano con una aureola d’oro;
sono come una grande
tazza di popcorn dentro al forno,
che sbocciano e fioccano
come i complimenti.
Le parole rosa sono quelle
che ti annunciano un regalo
ma ti rendono ansiosa,
imbarazzata e osservata,
ti invitano a divertirti.
Ricordano il profumo
dello zucchero filato rosa
e ti fanno ritornare
indietro nel tempo,
a quando eri bambina.
IRENE
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