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GET BACKPACKS AND LINE UP TO GO TO THE GYM

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GET BACKPACKS AND LINE UP TO GO TO THE GYM

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REFLECT ON THE DAY, ARRANGE THE CLASSROOM FOR THE END OF THE DAY      Draw or write about the day

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REFLECT ON THE DAY, ARRANGE THE CLASSROOM FOR THE END OF THE DAY      Draw or write about the day

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Daily Schedule, Curriculum Targets,Student Data

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Daily Schedule, Curriculum Targets,Student Data

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 Building Reading Behaviors  Vocabulary #1 Good Fit Book   1) Show video  "How to Choose a Good Fit Book"  2)  Color Book markers "I PICK" acronym from  Daily Five activity in vocab #1 column

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 Building Reading Behaviors  Vocabulary #1 Good Fit Book   1) Show video  "How to Choose a Good Fit Book"  2)  Color Book markers "I PICK" acronym from  Daily Five activity in vocab #1 column

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2 Targets                                  Go Math  Unit 1 Lesson 1 Review Sums and  Identify Odd and Even 

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2 Targets                                  Go Math  Unit 1 Lesson 1 Review Sums and  Identify Odd and Even 

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National Go Math 2015 Interactive Student Edition, Gr2

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Welcome to the RSU#3 website for professional learning and collaboration! Here you will find professional learning opportunities for staff, along with resources to support your teaching and professional learning. If you have a particular topic that you would like to learn more about, please let Dawn Pray know.

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Flipgrid is where social and emotional learning happens! The leading video discussion platform for millions of PreK to PhD educators, students, and families.

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Discuss SOP for  Playground, and cafeteria    Visit the Playground and Cafeteria

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Discuss SOP for  Playground, and cafeteria    Visit the Playground and Cafeteria

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Math Number Sense        Target    Odd and Even Numbers

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Math Number Sense        Target    Odd and Even Numbers

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Run the Rights and Responsibilities Graph

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Run the Rights and Responsibilities Graph

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Brown Ash Tree, giving birth to the Passamaquoddy peopleThe origins of Passamaquoddy/Wabanaki basketry are the origins of the people. The rich mythology of the people is The Passamaquoddy/Wabanaki culture is a legendary tree culture, born of trees, and sustained by trees. Trees have
Brown Ash Tree, giving birth to Passamaquoddy Woodsplint Basketry
woven through families as the oral history passed down generation after generation. In pre-European contact, these
stories were conveyed primarily through music and the singing of the stories was a way to preserve them and keep them
"The Passamaquoddies agree in the statement that their stories were formerly sung, and resembled poems."
provided sustenance, helped to navigate the waters, carried and contained burdens and helped to create an economy in
basketry.

Today, this tree of life according to legend, the brown ash tree, the basket tree, continues to provide sustenance in the
treasures of Passamaquoddy basketry. The brown ash tree woodsplints provide the structure and substance of the
basketry and the treasure lies in the timeless beauty that emerges. Traditional style basketry has a continuity, with no
apparent beginning, nor ending, as basket weavers today continue to design, create and produce stunning examples of
nature's provisions. The spirit of Gluscap and the basket tree lives on through the living tradition of Maine Indian
Baskets and the living culture of the Passamaquoddy people..............

Non-native scholars were able to record these stories in written form beginning in the 1800's, as they were no longer
being widely preserved through song and often only fragments remained. Many of the older stories were collected from
tribal elders and recorded in this way.

Gluscap, the legendary "giant" teacher of the people, or "culture hero" provided the Passamaquoddy an entrance into
this world through shooting arrows into Ash trees.

The following creation legend is an excerpt from Charles Leland's
intact for each succeeding generation. According to J. Walter Fewkes, 1890 in

Contribution to Passamaquoddy Folk-lore,

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Trees to Treasures, Passamaquoddy Creation Legend, Basket Tree

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Brown Ash Tree, giving birth to the Passamaquoddy peopleThe origins of Passamaquoddy/Wabanaki basketry are the origins of the people. The rich mythology of the people is The Passamaquoddy/Wabanaki culture is a legendary tree culture, born of trees, and sustained by trees.