This lesson provides students with an opportunity to draw conclusions using one of Aesop’s enjoyable fables. Students will use a chart to record their conclusions as they read. OBJECTIVES Students will: * use story details‚ prior knowledge‚ and logical thinking to draw conclusions about characters and story events. * support conclusions with evidence from story texts and real life. * draw conclusions to comprehend and appreciate a story. SUGGESTED TIME ALLOWANCE This lesson can be
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GUIDELINES FOR PURCHASING EXERCISE EQUIPMENT How to choose fitness equipment that is right for you or your clientele N.C. Governor ’s Council on Physical Fitness and Health Department of Health and Human Services GUIDELINES FOR PURCHASING EXERCISE EQUIPMENT How to choose fitness equipment that is right for you or your clientele NOR TH CARO LINA GOVERNOR ’S COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND HEALTH N.C. GOVERNOR ’S COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND HEALTH DISCLAIMERS
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NAZARETH SCHOOL OF NATIONAL UNIVERSITY SY 2013-2014 FIRST GRADING PERIOD LESSON PLAN No.3 GRADE 9 CHEMISTRY |UNIT TITLE: The Periodic Table of Elements | |LESSONS COVERED: Development of the Periodic Table‚ Arrangement of the Elements‚ Metals‚ Nomnetals and Metaloids | |WEEKS COVERED: August 15-16‚ August 19-21
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Lesson Plan Format Grade 5 Band 1. National Standards / Assessment Anchors 2- Performing on instruments‚ alone and with others‚ a varied repertoire of music A-Students perform on at least one instrument (e.g.‚ band or orchestra instrument‚ keyboard instrument‚ fretted instrument‚ electronic instrument) accurately and independently‚ alone and in small and large ensembles‚ with good posture‚ good playing position‚ and good breath‚ bow‚ or stick control 2. Instructional Objectives Student will
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**Contingency plan** Introducing the topic -Dıstrıbute whıte sheets and allow students to wrıte thıngs they lıke to do ın free tıme - draw two columns on the board thıngs I lıke to do and thıngs I don’t lıke to do. Demonstrate the activating and allow students to say the vocabulary words Readıng‚ Sleepıng ‚ eatıng‚ -Make the students repeat . Main lesson focus -Students will write their sentences about their ınterests
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LESSON PLAN READING ENGLISH 9 UNIT 9 ( NATURAL DISASTERS) Description of Class: English level: Lowerintermediate Number of students:40 READING . AIMS: After the lesson‚ student will be able to know some kind of disaster know disasters happened in the world know consequences of the disasters I. LANGUAGE FOCUS: Vocabulary: some kind of disaster Grammar: Past simple II. PREPARATION: Textbook E9‚ flascards(A4)‚ picture‚ bingo card III. ANTICIPATED PROBLEMS: Ss have problems in pronunciation
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ENGLISH BUFFET CLASS Lesson 1: Class Format Introduction and Phonics Review (Consonants and Short vowels) -60 minutes |Time |Activities |Focus |Materials | |(minutes) | |
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Lesson Organisation Year Level: Stage 1 Date: 21.08.13 Key Learning Area: Visual Arts | | Students’ Prior Knowledge: - Think about themselves as artists in their art making (within a limited understanding of the artist’s function)- Explore different kinds of things and experiences in their making of artworks- Make drawings‚ paintings‚ sculptures etc about things of interest to them and their experiences- Use a variety of media‚ techniques and
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Powered by Running head: PREJUDICE 1 Prejudice and Discrimination in the Past and Present Kieley Hines Wilmington University PREJUDICE 2 Prejudice and Discrimination in the Past and Present Throughout history‚ there have been incidents of prejudice and/or discrimination against many religious‚ racial‚ or minority groups. These incidents have occurred out of hatred or fear of another group. Adolf Hitler used the justification that “the Germans were racially superior and that the Jews‚ deemed ‘inferior’
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Racism is the belief that race is a primary determinant of human traits‚ and capacities‚ and that racial differences produce an inherent superioty of a particular race. America has had a long history of racism. Racism has infiltrated every aspect of American society‚ and shows no sign of decreasing. This fact is more easily understood if racism is viewed for what it really is at it’s core : an institutional ideology. It is a misunderstanding to equate racism with the evil-minded treatment of on person
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