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By: Hannah Ames EDCI 270

Down on the Farm. By: Hannah Ames EDCI 270. Audience. Kindergarten Learners or 1 st Grade Summer school Second Semester of School year Middle Class, Suburban/Rural/Innercity Communities Children who want an activity during centers, or for more practice outside of class. Environment.

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How to Use This Presentation

How to Use This Presentation. Spend a full day on building background before beginning Lesson 1. Building background may be done AFTER the P reparatory Lesson. Display and discuss the objectives at the beginning and end of each lesson.

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Show Off Your Program: Best Uses of Technology

Show Off Your Program: Best Uses of Technology. Presentation by Trudy Dunham & Jeanne Gleason at the May 2010 National CYFAR Conference, San Francisco, CA. Show Off Your Program. Best Uses of Technologies. Trudy Dunham Jeanne Gleason. Your Audience?. Their Access?. Desired Change?.

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Animal Sounds

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ZOO Team Presentation

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Engineering is Elementary Technologies

Engineering is Elementary Technologies. Catching the Wind Mechanical Engineering: Designing Windmills. A Sticky Situation Materials Engineering: Designing Walls. Water, Water Everywhere Environmental Engineering: Designing Water Filters.

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Words have Power

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Poetry Vocabulary

Poetry Vocabulary. By Rebecca Fraker Atlantic Union Teacher Bulletin 2014. Allusion. A figure of speech that makes a reference or representation of a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art.

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What's That Sound?

What's That Sound? By: Joy Lee Table of Contents Georgia Performance Standards Science Processes Questions How sound is made Pitch High Low Decibels Kinds of sounds Outside Inside Musical Animal Favorite Georgia Performance Standards

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Farm Animals

Farm Animals. Listen, repeat the names of the animals. If you know how the animal sounds, make the sound of each animal. cow. horse. pig. rabbit. hen. chicken. rooster. duck. sheep. dog. cat.

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ANIMAL SOUNDS in various languages

ANIMAL SOUNDS in various languages. Ask students / pupils what language the card is written in ( it is always the same as the 2nd speech bubble from the right ) What sound does the animal make in THEIR language /s?

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Cultural Influences on Cognitive Development

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onomatopoeia

onomatopoeia. The use of words that sound like the noise they name or that are spelled the way they sound. Bam Bang Beep Boing Boom Burp Boosh Clap Crackle Ding-dong. Hiccup Ka-boom Ping pong Plop Poof Thud Tick-tock Squish Swoosh Zap. Examples:.

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Writing About Literature

Writing About Literature. 13. Figures of Speech. Definition. A figure of speech is the use of words that diverge from their literal meaning The figurative meaning may be achieved through special repetition arrangement or omission of words

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Title: Animal Sounds

Title: Animal Sounds. By the end of this lesson: I will be able to use animal sounds in my speaking and writing. Horse. Duck. Sheep. Pig. Cow. Match the animal to its sound. Moo Neigh Oink Baa Quack. Horse Pig Duck Sheep Cow. What did you hear?. Complete the sentences

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Animal sounds

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