It's been a year marked with national disasters--earthquakes, fires, volcanoes, and more... Help students learn how to stay safe and assist others during natural disasters with these activities:
Stay safe!
Beth, Educator Helper
It's been a year marked with national disasters--earthquakes, fires, volcanoes, and more... Help students learn how to stay safe and assist others during natural disasters with these activities:
In honor of the new federal holiday--Juneteenth--the following is reposted:
Juneteenth is not a holiday celebrated in all states, but it is a great opportunity to learn about culture and freedom in our country. View "Why All Americans Should Know About Juneteenth":
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FX-Iisvrj8
Or, take a more child-like approach with Brain Pop's "What is Juneteenth and Why Do We Celebrate":
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLfRjW6RuDY
Use the free handouts to begin discussions on equity and increase knowledge about Juneteenth:
It's summer! If you are need of something to cool you off, how about a dip of ice cream? What's your favorite--chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, or some other unique flavor?
There's lots of fun to be had with National Ice Cream Day and Month activities. Don't wait until July to celebrate--get started now!
First, learn the Ice Cream Song:
Next, get your local ice cream factory or grocery store to help out with free samples or a tour of the factor or freezer section. If unavailable, try Scholastic's Learn How Ice Cream is Made:
or
Learn how ice cream is made at Ben & Jerry's:
Finally, interact and have fun with ice cream activities:
Juneteenth is not a holiday celebrated in all states, but it is a great opportunity to learn about culture and freedom in our country. View "Why All Americans Should Know About Juneteenth":
Or, take a more child-like approach with Brain Pop's "What is Juneteenth and Why Do We Celebrate":
Use the free handouts to begin discussions on equity and increase knowledge about Juneteenth: