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Posted on September 6, 2010 by alicemercer

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Must Do

Integer Activities
Line Jumper Game
Math Video: Xavier Bobby Dominick Jalen

Heritage and Culture

# Interactive Map Showing Immigration Data Since 1880
11 School Lunches from around the World
Classrooms Around the World
Map of the Great Migration of Black Americans
Photos of the Jungle Hmong
Tenement Museum | From Ellis Island to Orchard Street
The Hmong and Laos
THE NEW AMERICANS . Immigration Quiz
Video from Around the World
World Music at Natl Geo

Beginner EL

BrainPop ESL
Genki English
Maya y Miguel
Star Fall

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This blog includes writing from elementary students, and shows work at all stages from first to final drafts.

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We do this to show the whole writing process, and hope you enjoy seeing how we learn.

Rules for the Computer Lab

1. Treat them right, and they will treat you right. Be gentle and take care of them.
2. Do not share personal information online. Don't share passwords with others online.
3. Work on building a community, try to help and support others. If you don't have something nice to say, you shouldn't say it.
4. Use language, spelling, and grammar appropriate (correct) for school.
5. Go only to online sites you are sent to. Always check before going somewhere that is not on a list of links from your teacher.
6. If you change someone else's work (like on a wiki) make sure it's to improve the work, not to be mean or take revenge.
7. Get educated, get learning, but have fun while you're doing it.

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All student work is copyright protected ©. Please help me reinforce to my students that they should respect the law, by honoring that license.

All of Ms. Mercer's text, lessons, graphics, etc. are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution- Noncommercial 3.0 License.