41. Festival Of India Alters Stereotypes (October 9, 2003) UWSP Pointer He states that although all cultures have a history of meditation, India has Chanderfeels that the activites teach a valuable lesson in that Those attending http://www.uwsp.edu/stuorg/pointer/2003/10/09/india.html

Sections Front Page News Features Sports ... Outdoors Web Extras Archives Authors Contact Us Send a letter ... News Festival of India alters stereotypes Celebration highlights the uniqueness and troubles of Indian culture By David Cohen Assistant News Editor Mother and daughter take in the 16th annual Fesitval of India, held at Steven Point Area Senior High on Saturday. On Saturday, the 16th annual Festival of India was held at Stevens Point Area Senior High School (SPASH.) The event was set to occur near Oct. 2 in honor of Mahatma Gandhi's birthday. Ron Strege, Director of Multicultural Affairs and speaker at the event says that the purpose of the Festival is two-fold. He believes that Stevens Point is very fortunate to have the Chanders holding the festival here as "there is so much to learn about the different kind of people around us. It is important to gain a better knowledge of as many cultures as possible so that you understand why people have the perspectives that they do and make the decisions that they do based on their backgrounds." Strege, who is also a member of the SHAMA board, says that alongside education, the festival is designed to raise money for SHAMA's charitable projects for India. Primary among these is the creation of scholarships for women in India, who without an education are forced to turn to lives of prostitution. Funds also support the school they attend, and promote reproductive health. The event also has resources for attendants to sponsor an Indian child or village.

42. Teach Children The Basics Of Plants - History Courses There would be no meat, no poultry, nothing but water! Really! This course willhelp you teach your children in easy to explain words and activites. http://home.universalclass.com/i/c/history-courses/courses/PlantBasics.htm

Join Now Sign In My Awards Shopping Cart Friday, March 12, 2004 You Are Here: Home Social Sciences Science Learn Online: Teach Children The Basics Of Plants Teach Children The Basics Of Plants Areas of Study Featured Courses Counseling Psychology Reference Social Sciences ... Degrees / Programs My Options My Classes Change Password Update Profile Course Catalog ... LogOff Online Course: Teach Children The Basics Of Plants More Classes: Social Sciences Science Use this form to join this online class .With numerous hands on activities, experiments and printouts, learn the basics of all plants, and why they are so important to us and the Earth. Grammar lessons are included in this course. Join Teach Children The Basics Of Plants Basic Course: with Certificate You can join this class right now! Press the " Join Class " button and you'll immediately enroll into the class and you can begin receiving instruction online from Instructor Jill Manzoni. Don't miss out on instruction from a real expert in the field, giving you personalized assistance, and documenting all of your progress (through certificates and reference letters) which you can add to your resume or portfolio. This class has been officially reviewed by our Course Review Committee that scrutinizes course content and instructor participation. This course has received our Committee's

43. A Real Mom's Homeschool: Ten Things I've Learned The Hard Way Chockfull of lesson plans and fun activites, using this book will overcome geographicalilliteracy. How often per week do you teach history or science? http://www.lifeway.com/lwc/article_main_page/0,1703,A%3D151840%26M%3D200126,00.h

Headlines Viewpoints Apologetics EXTRA! ... Encouragement A Real Mom's Homeschool: Ten Things I've Learned the Hard Way Written by Maggie Hogan From the Author What are you using to teach geography? In The Ultimate Geography and Timeline Guide How does one keep on track with teaching when one is organizationally challenged? I could attempt to inspire you with biblical principles and great quotes and examples regarding planning ahead. I could set before you lofty goals. I could even try and make you feel guilty for not being better organized. (Although with my own reputation for using a shovel to clear off my desk, who would take me seriously?) But that is not my purpose. 1. Plan. 2. Consolidate Teaching Time. 3. Choose Your Time Wisely. Know your students, yourself, and your household. When would be most productive? Personally, I could care less about Alexander the Great at 8:00 a.m. but find him truly fascinating later in the day! 4. Bedtime Bonus. One ritual that was consistent in our home when the boys were younger was our evening bedtime stories. We often used compelling history books or books with science topics during this special time. 5. Combine Courses:

44. K-12 GEOGRAPHY/ECONOMICS Maps That teach US and World Geography Offers a K12 Marine Topics for lesson plansand activites. Sources Home / Geography / US history / Reference / Current http://www.geocities.com/dboals.geo/geog.html

GEOGRAPHY/ECONOMICS Part of the History/Social Studies Web Site for K-12 Teachers GEOGRAPHY MAP/CARTOGRAPHIC RESOURCES ENVIRONMENT AND GEOGRAPHY ECONOMICS The National Council for the Social Studies identifies 10 themes in social studies. The one that relates to Geography (III) is called "People, Places and Environment." The guide further provides eleven "Performance Expectations" in this area and gives three examples of how a lesson might be constructed to achieve some of these objectives. In one example, a teacher reads an account of the monsoon from the perspective of the people of India. Although elsewhere in the guide, social studies teachers are encouraged to take a less directive and active role in instruction, here the teacher uses direct instruction. Would it be more interesting to the students to contact another student in India during the monsoon season and obtain a variety of reactions/description of the impact on the people from an Indian viewpoint? Would it be more meaningful, challenging? Would the results be more likely to be "integrated" and would the student be more likely to feel he/she is an active participant in the educational process? GEOGRAPHY Search this site powered by FreeFind Maps That Teach:  U.S. and World Geography

45. Visions : Technology In Education : Academic Superstore! Academic Software Savin Jumpstart your history or Social Studies curriculum with this teachers learn howto create, teach, and coach Includes CD with examples of completed activites! http://www.academicsuperstore.com/mfg/?c=Visions : Technology in Education

46. US History Click Online activites and you will find the Dating Game in archives, and in somecases, its own history as an of images, and a PowerPoint to teach the Civil http://www.lex5.k12.sc.us/nres/intrane0/ushist.html

US History Black History Civil War Colonial Life Explorers ... World Wars I and II General Interest History Sites American Presidency This site has a great timeline of the presidents. Click on a president and you can get facts about him and historical information on events that occurred during his presidency. There is a segment that has letters written to former presidents by kids. This might be inspiration for the children to write their own. America's Story Think of this as the Library of Congress, light. Let students of American History explore this colorful site to find out tidbits about history, culture and the people of the United States. Born in Slavery Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project,1936-1938 These narratives are part of the heritage of the people of the United States. First, they record the remembrances of African Americans living in the 1930s that had been born into slavery. Second, they were collected in the 1930s as part of the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Previously published as Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States from Interviews with Former Slaves, this collection is now readily available to the general public. The typewritten pages of the original transcripts have been scanned and

47. Surfing The Web of the United States; Xpeditions; SCORE/history and Social Research Resources; I teachK; I teach 1st; Grade Grade 4 Learning activites (Math and Language); Grade 5 http://www.deltakappagamma.org/VA-gammapsi/websurfing.htm

Surfing the Web presented by Linda MacCleave for Gamma PsiDelta Kappa Gamma Providence Elementary School January 16, 2003 Download: Agenda in Word Agenda in PDF Sites of General Interest Professional/Administration English/Language Arts/Reading History/Social Studies Math abcteach ABC Toon Center A to Z TeacherStuff Bartleby.com ... McMillan/McGraw Hill Math Activities, Grades K-6 Science Foreign Language/ESL S.O.L. Guidance Exceptional Education The Adventures of Science Bob The Atoms Family Beginner's Guide to Molecular Biology BioTech Life Sciences Resources and Reference Tools ... Special Education Resources on the Internet Grade Specific The Arts Business/Technology Retired Teachers Other Interests 4th and 5th Grade Student Research Resources I Teach K I Teach 1st Grade 1 Learning Activities (Math and Language) ... Back to DKG Programs Featured Site All links were active in December 2002

48. History Online - Free Site Tour - Resources - Contents of the Reformation and to teach students to Simon Peaple, Subject Leader for historyand politics academic article supported by structured activites to address http://www.historyonline.co.uk/freesite_tour/resources/contents.html

Resource centre American West (The) and the History of Medicine Revision aids Stuart Fewster These programs were developed to support the revision period before the final examination, especially for those students who find it difficult to focus on their work for sustained periods (often characterised as the boys who get D grades when they ought to get higher). Ancient Egypt (Finding out about) Here from Sue Wilkinson is a straightforward 'finding out' exercise which aims to develop research skills using both existing notes and texts and the Internet. Bayeux Tapestry and the World Wide Web Alf Wilkinson, HA NOF Training Manager Resources on the Web provide the opportunity to take a new look at 'old' evidence. Black Death This sourcebook activity develops ICT, word processing and, above all, historical thinking skills. Chartism (16+) By Derek Peaple, Headteacher, Woodcote High School, Coulsden, Surrey This can be used either as an additional text or as an interactive resource tool. By clicking on key words, students can move to an event or issue in greater depth, accessing additional 'layers' of information in the form of documents, historians' views or images. Coalbrookdale in the 19th Century Ben Walsh, History Online Editorial Board

49. FRHSOnline - Activities At Father Ryan High School Jim Miller 81 will teach weight training and history as well as help Lytle will alsojoin the theology department and teach freshmen and End of Year activites. http://www.fatherryan.org/frhsonline/index082902.htm

document.write( today+" "+time ) YEAR CALENDAR WEEKLY CALENDAR CLASS CYCLES NEWS OF THE DAY LUNCH MENU FRHS HAPPENINGS ON THE SIDE Come and watch the Father Ryan Marching Band perform music by Tower of Power and by Pat Metheney. OTHER LINKS Academic Guide Student Handbook ProQuest Direct InfoTrac ... Minute Meditation FRHS SPORTS Aug 26-31 Mon Golf (A) Tue Volleyball (H) Wed Golf (A) JV Soccer (H) Thu Soccer (A) Volleyball (A) Fri Football (H) Soccer (A) Sat Soccer (A) 8th Football Archives: Current Page Current Year 2001-02 School Year Aug Sep Oct Nov ... July 2000-01 School Year Aug Sep Oct Nov ... July FRHSOnline is created and maintained by the Web Page Design class. Come join Purple Pride 2002 in cheering on the Irish in Bellevue Friday night! Freshmen Night On Saturday, over 120 adults, seniors, and student ambassadors joined the Freshmen class at Freshmen Night. Continued» All Sports Spirit Cookout Tuesday night, August 21, Fr Ryan athletes, the bishop, and over three hundred Irish fans gathered for the annual All Sports Spirit Cookout in the courtyard. Continued» Walton at WYD2002 While performing at World Youth Day 2002 in Toronto, new theology teacher

50. FRHSOnline - Activities At Father Ryan High School 81 will teach weight training and history as well as join the theology departmentand teach freshmen and Military Academies End of Year activites Showtime Jazz http://www.fatherryan.org/frhsonline/index082302.htm

document.write( today+" "+time ) YEAR CALENDAR WEEKLY CALENDAR CLASS CYCLES NEWS OF THE DAY LUNCH MENU FRHS HAPPENINGS ON THE SIDE Thanks to Alumni Clay Smith, Patrick McBride, and Amy Walton for helping out with Freshmen Parents' Night! OTHER LINKS Academic Guide Student Handbook ProQuest Direct InfoTrac ... Minute Meditation FRHS SPORTS Aug 19-24 Mon Golf (A) Tue Soccer (H) Volleyball (A) Wed Sports Cookout Thu Golf (A) Soccer (H) Volleyball (H) Fri Football (A) Sat Archives: Current Page Current School Year Aug Sep Oct Nov ... June 2000-01 School Year Aug Sep Oct Nov ... July 1999-2000 School Year Mar Apr May Jun ... Jul FRHSOnline is created and maintained by the Web Page Design class. Walton at WYD2002 New theology teacher Greg Walton performed 3 concerts at World Youth Day 2002 in Toronto last month - at one, Mr Walton bumped into some FRHS students who recognized him from a visit to Mrs Bastone's class the previous spring. He is looking forward to sharing his musical talents at Fr Ryan this year as well as teaching. Read more on page 11 of this month's Tennessee Register (you need Acrobat Reader to reference this document) Invitation Accepted!

51. Granada Spanish School There is a sense of history, community and aesthetics are set up well to teach Spanish,even arts, music (guitarra) classes, artisan activites, activities with http://pages.prodigy.net/nss-pmc/Granada/granada.htm

Questions View other NSS Schools NSS Home Page Programs and $Prices$ NSS Individual or Group/Family Application Escuela de Español " Palacio de Cultura " Frente al Parque Central, costado al Alhambra Granada Central Pacific Nicaragua Population 114,000. Central America's oldest Spanish colonial city with beautiful 16th century Spanish architecture, plazas, monuments, tiled sidewalks, etc. On the edge of Lake Nicaragua, world's 10th largest freshwater lake with access to island excursions. Friendly, traditional, yet open-minded community with an interesting history. Many interesting activities and excursions in and out of the city. Entering Granada's beautiful Parque Central Click into the park or click around the left corner Escuela "Palacio de Cultura" gets its name from the host building which houses the school. The tall majestic building stands right next to the central park of Granada and is truly an architectural work of art with chandeliers, Moorish arcs, 100 foot ceilings and antique tiling. The building houses a variety of social and cultural programs for youths and adults which the school helps to support. The staff and teachers at "Palacio" are experienced, engergetic, positive minded and very supportive of their students. Their

52. OSAT History OSAT A Short history. providing their expertise on a voluntary basis, to teach newmembers In addition to outdoor activites, OSAT works with treatment centers http://www.osat.org/firstsite/history.html

OSAT - A Short History This brief sketch of One Step At A Time provides information on how we got started and why we're organized as both a club and an AA group . In its five years of existance, OSAT has developed a rich tradition of annual events including the club's Mount Rainier climbs. In recent years, members have organized major international climbing expeditions . Also recently, OSAT has developed a more formal organization . This page is one of three providing historical information about OSAT. Links are provided here to the other two, which describe more background about our identity traditions and a biographical sketch of our founder. Founding! One Step at a Time was founded in 1991. The group was conceived of and organized by Jim H. . Jim was a recovering alcoholic, with twelve years of sobriety at that time. He had found mountaineering to be a healthy and satisfying passion which he felt was important to his own recovery, and began to envision how he could weave his mountaineering interest into a way of fulfilling the twelfth step in the Alcoholics Anonymous regimen. In 1990 Jim began to formulate the idea of holding an AA meeting on the summit of Mount Rainier in conjunction with the national AA convertion which was held in Seattle that year. The amount of planning and training required conspired to prevent this dream from being realized. The following year, however, Jim brought together a small group of experienced mountaineers with a larger group of people interested in learning about mountain climbing. What these people had in common was a self-acknowledged alcohol dependency and a desire to stop drinking. Some had been sober for years, others for just weeks, but they all sought the mutual support and individual learning provided by AA.

53. History Readings With more demand schools began to teach it, and Sport activites came to be seen asan effort to many perspectives helps the student of history understand the http://personal.ecu.edu/estesst/2323/Readings/historyreadings.html

An Abbreviated World History of Exercise and Sport Science Syllabus Course Outline Annnouncements Readings ... Notes Students: Do Not Print this set of readings on the campus printers!!! We are running out of ink!!! Please read this and make notes from it; perhaps copy it to a disc so that you can read it at your leisure on your computer. SAVE A TREE!!! The Renaissance and the Reformation The influence of the Catholic Church on European culture in the late Middle Ages cannot be overestimated. It permeated every aspect of culturescholarship, politics, economics, and even one's private life. The periods of time following the Middle Ages are known as the Renaissance and the Reformation, and these periods stand out as a time of cultural change with respect to the Church. The Renaissance saw the re-introduction of Greek and Roman thought in intellectual circles, and as a result the Church had to compete with the philosophies, literature, and the paganism of ancient Greece and Rome. The Reformation was an effort to reform the Church itself and return it to the ways of the original Christians. The Renaissance was an intellectual re-awakening, while the Reformation was a religious re-awakening. In both cases the authority of the Catholic Church was diminished, and this change had a significant impact on how Western civilization viewed the body. Different theories of how one should view the human body were developed during the Renaissance and the Reformation, and as a consequence the groundwork was laid for different attitudes toward sport and physical education. The Renaissance was heavily influenced by the classics, especially the philosophies of Aristotle and Plato, and these arguments were adopted by the humanists.

54. Region History Some Cimarron Region activites include The purpose of these events is to teach drivershow to high performance drive your vehicle with emphasis on improving http://vista.pca.org/cim/aboutus.html

Welcome to the Cimarron Region of PCA! Welcome to the Cimarron Regions Website. We hope you find this site informative and helpful place to find out what is going on within the club. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to either call one of the Board Representatives at right or email the Webmaster. The Cimarron Region was formed to provide Porsche enthusiasts, through both social and driving events, an avenue to learn more about their cars, how to drive them and to enjoy the comraderie of fellow Porsche owners. Some Cimarron Region activites include: Dinner Social Every first Wednesday of the month a new restaurant is chosen to meet and get over the week humpp together. Check events page for location Happy Hour Join your fellow Cimarron Region members for Happy Hour! Every Wednesday evening from 5 p.m. till ? at Tias Tex Mex on 71st between Memorial and Mingo. The Wild Fork A club breakfast is held every Saturday at The Wild Fork for club members at 8:00 a.m. Check the events page for the location of The Wild Fork.

55. Spring Lake Magnet - Favorite Links ABC teach Printable learning activities for students. This Day In history. Students- web quests, puzzles, scavenger hunts and other curricular activites. http://www.ops.org/slake/favorite_links.htm

4215 So. 20th St. Omaha, NE 68107-2018 Spring Lake Magnet Welcome Page About Our School Programs and Activities Classrooms Students Computer Work Favorite Links Student Work Direction's to Our School Principal's Message Photo Album Famous Hispanic Americans Favorite Links Places to visit Great Sites for Parents Parent Soup: Education Central Parents' Place: Education Place Kids Connect Helping Your Child Series ... PBS Online - information on TV programs shown on the Public Broadcasting System Family Internet - an internet magazine with wide variety of topics to choose from BCSD Parent Links - Tons of great links for parents to help their children with their school work Science Projects - Great for helping your child with their science projects Family PC - an online monthly magazine with articles and links for families 4th Grade Links Primary Science Homework Help 5th Grade Links Language Arts Social Studies Just For Fun 6th Grade Links Math Reference Kid Safe Net Search TEACHERS LINKS Especially For Primary

56. Materials Paperback. Art. Activities and Posters to teach Children about Ancient history. World.$10.00. 838. Paperback. Poetry. Workbook of Poetry activites. World. $7.00. http://www.unm.edu/~claro/Materials 5-8.html

Materials 5 - 8 ID# Title Type Subject Topic Region The Aztecs Hardcover History Aztec Life before the Spanish Conquest Mexico How Would You Survive as an Aztec? Paperback History Game about Aztec daily life and culture Mexico The Incas Hardcover History Incas Daily Life before the Spanish Conquest Peru Mexico: A Cultural Resource Guide Our Global Village Paperback Culture Guide History and Culture Mexico Brazil in Brief Paperback Brazilian History, Geography, Economics Brazil, the Country, Regions, Economics, Diversity Brazil, S.A Social Studies for Our Times Hardback Social Studies Teaching of Social Studies World Latin American Culture Studies Paperback Culture Information for Teaching L.A Latin America Coplas Afectivas del Pueblo Nuevomejicano: Paperback Poetry Collection of Poetry from New Mexico New Mexico, U.S.A. Hispanic American Heritage Paperback Culture and Art History, culture, games Latin America Canciones para el Recreo/Children's Songs for the Playground Audio Cassette Music Traditional Songs for Children Latin America Alerta Sings Children's Songs in Spanish and English Audio Cassette Music Traditional Songs for Children U.S., Latin America

57. Ruskin Public History Discussion Work We welcome any comments on our plans and activites. susantaylor@seagullheights.fsnet.co.ukTo history@ruskin.ac were aged 50+, and those who teach students in http://www.ruskin.ac.uk/pub-history/work_in_progress.htm

Ruskin Public History Discussion Group Bob Hayes Seven years after completing the Ruskin Diploma in History and Historiography I am undertaking a PhD at the University of Salford. My research focus is the role of staff, patient and volunteer labour in shaping the organisation of large Lancashire mental institutions between 1918 and 1948. The research is pursued from a social history - not medical - perspective. Belfast History Within this a number of other projects have developed or are at the embryonic stage. The development of a British and Irish Labour and social history class, spearheaded by the TGWU Irish region is due to begin in the summer, also the debate is taking place around the establishment of a peoples centre for history, possibly in what is currently the HQ of the TGWU in Belfast. The idea is to democratise history in a way which has never been done in the North before, and it is history, or the lack of understanding of it, that hangs over this country like a shroud. Projects like the ones we have mentioned, would have been impossible 5 years ago, not only impossible, but also dangerous. We are creating a space to allow the past to be reconstructed in a way which is popular and accessible, public history in its best tradition. We welcome any comments on our plans and activites. Greg Sachno, TGWU Education Dept., Belfast

58. Connecting Your Family With History outside reading, writing, discussion, research, and handson activites. first basefor a Catholic history education is solid catechesis, teach your children http://www.rchistory.com/connecting.htm

59. Elementary Links: Subject Results 14. ABC teach My State Theme Unit, US history, Printable Resource. It also has teacherresources, and games and activites. American Revolution, US history, Content. http://oswego.org/staff/cchamber/linkscf/subjects.cfm?code=Social Studies

60. Social Studies Web Links Visit this site for social studies activites and lesson The history Place ***** Thisvisually elegant website offers 8 materials for those who teach and study http://www.darke.k12.oh.us/socialstudies.html

Social Studies Web Sites Updated 5/17/2001 Kids Web - The Digital Library for K-12 students *****The goal of this website is to present students with a subset of the Web that is very simple to navigate, and contains information targeted at the K-12 level. Each subject section contains a list of weblinks to information that is understandable and interesting to schoolkids. There are also links to external lists of material on each subject which more advanced students can browse for further information. Social Studies Resources *****Visit this site for social studies activites and lesson plans for teachers and students (K-12). A Library of Blue Ribbon Learning Sites *****Contains a wealth of activities, lesson plans, and resources in multiple subject areas. The History Place ***** This visually elegant website offers graphically enhanced time lines of World War II in Europe and the life of Abraham Lincoln. Also included are a photo journal on the life of John F. Kennedy, a featured speech of the week and a hotlist of historically related tourist sites across the U.S. Federal Resources for Educational Excellence (FREE) *****A centralized, web-based database covering resource materials from fifty different federal agencies. FREE features a search engine that allows you to enter keywords and find a variety of educational materials covering many subject areas including specifically

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