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Coordinate Graphing

Posted on March 24, 2011 by alicemercer

Please do one or more of these activities:

  • BBC Education-Maths File-Planet Hop
  • Points on a Grid
  • MathSlice – Coordinate graphing
  • FunBrain.com’s What’s the Point? Coordinate Graphing
  • Interactivate: Simple Maze Game
Posted in assignment | Tagged coordinate, graphing, math, mathematics

Culture and Heritage: Immigration

Posted on March 11, 2011 by alicemercer

Becoming a US Citizen

Becoming a US Citizen
What did you learn about the culture of some of the immigrants shown in the video? How is it different or the same as some of the cultures in the United States.
Photo Credit: Becoming a US Citizen by Samantha Decker, on Flickr

Posted in assignment | Tagged culture, Heritage and Culture, immigrants, immigration

Heritage and Culture: What we are learning

Posted on March 5, 2011 by alicemercer

Go to one or more of these sites to learn about some different cultures. One day two, you will share something that you learned in a comment.

  • Tenement Museum | From Ellis Island to Orchard Street
  • AAME :African American Museum
  • The Jungle Hmong: A Forgotten Ally On the Run – Photo Essays – TIME
  • Day of the Dead | Día de los Muertos in Los Angeles – Framework – Photos and Video – Visual Storytelling from the Los Angeles Times
  • We Shall Remain | American Experience | PBS
Posted in assignment | Tagged culture, Heritage and Culture

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Links for the Week

  • Charlotte's Web: Spell Your Web
  • Choice of the Dragon
  • Dance Mat Typing
  • Drips Art
  • Enchanted Palace
  • Font de Music
  • GameQuarium
  • Isle of Tunes
  • Magnetic Poetry
  • Make SnowFlakes
  • Math Moves You
  • Mr. Nussbaum
  • My Oats
  • Teen Driver
  • Whack Attack

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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