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Create a newspaper page about Jane Goodall and her work with chimpanzees

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Create a newspaper page about Jane Goodall and her work with chimpanzees

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Create interviews with Jane Goodall in pairs (one is the interviewer, one is Jane) and record using green screens and jungle background

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Create interviews with Jane Goodall in pairs (one is the interviewer, one is Jane) and record using green screens and jungle background

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Sequencing: Read Mister Seahorse and complete sequencing activity

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Sequencing: Read Mister Seahorse and complete sequencing activity

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Virtual field trip to visit apes, then write and sketch observations like Jane

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Virtual field trip to visit apes, then write and sketch observations like Jane

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GRACE Gorilla Forest Corridor | Explore.org

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Watch live video of gorillas at the Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation Education Center (GRACE) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa. Watch as the gorilla’s pass through, graze on vegetation, and make their nest for their overnight slumber

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Similes with https://switchzoo.com/newzoo/zoo.htm - kids create an animal then describe it with similes (“head like a zebra, tail like a lion…”)

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Similes with https://switchzoo.com/newzoo/zoo.htm - kids create an animal then describe it with similes (“head like a zebra, tail like a lion…”)

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How do whales, penguins and polar bears stay warm? Test out different insulators with this easy and fun blubber experiment.

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Read about landforms (and visit some in Google Earth), then use makerspace materials, legos, Educreations (drawing iPad app) etc. to create models of different landforms (or in science, land features of earth)

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Read about landforms (and visit some in Google Earth), then use makerspace materials, legos, Educreations (drawing iPad app) etc. to create models of different landforms (or in science, land features of earth)

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Read about the phases of the moon. Illustrate each phase. Use Stopmotion app to create stopmotion animation.

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Read about the phases of the moon. Illustrate each phase. Use Stopmotion app to create stopmotion animation.

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Research a planet and create a Google Slides presentation about it

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Interactive story which introduces that stories have setting, character, problem, and solution

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Identify information about a chosen farm animal then share with the group

Students make a "flipgrid" type video to share with others

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Helping with mountain research project: Students choose a mountain range to research, then create a slide to represent it in a virtual museum:

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Helping with mountain research project: Students choose a mountain range to research, then create a slide to represent it in a virtual museum:

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Block 1 Boos Mountains Virtual Museum Template 

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Writing/Drawing their own simple fairy tale

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Writing/Drawing their own simple fairy tale

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Learn about primary sources and NC history using lessons from NC Museum of History:

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Learn about primary sources and NC history using lessons from NC Museum of History:

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synonym “shades of meaning” word chains.

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synonym “shades of meaning” word chains.

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Idiom costume parade. Students create costumes to show literal meaning of the idiom.

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Idioms Dress Up Day | Kids Dress up as Idioms Activity | Throw an Idiom Parade

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Map out the locations Milo went to in The Phantom Tollbooth and capture the main idea of each location.  Students could also create a symbol for each place on the map and code BlueBots to follow the path through the story.

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Map out the locations Milo went to in The Phantom Tollbooth and capture the main idea of each location.  Students could also create a symbol for each place on the map and code BlueBots to follow the path through the story.

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Design a poster for the Phantom Tollbooth movie using Canva

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Design a poster for the Phantom Tollbooth movie using Canva

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Students choose a specific weather phenomena and go more in-depth on what causes the weather phenomena, its characteristics, etc. Create Google Slides presentation on their research. Bonus STEM activity to make rainmakers touching on history of weather.

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Students in groups reading different Native American legends then coming back to the group to share with others. 

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Students in groups reading different Native American legends then coming back to the group to share with others. 

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Legend of the Indian Paintbrush, Legend of the Poinsettia

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Legend of the Indian Paintbrush, Legend of the Poinsettia

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(other Tomie dePaola legends)

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Read about friction; use straws to reduce friction (STEM)

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Read about friction; use straws to reduce friction (STEM)

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In this fun and easy force and motion science experiment for kids, we're going to use straws to reduce friction and easily move some heavy books.

Materials:

1. Place the book on a flat surface and slide it about a foot.

2. Observe the amount of strength required to move the book.

3. Place several straws under the book.

4. Now observe the amount of strength required to move the book about a foot.

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How it Works:

The straws are smooth and reduce the friction between the book and the flat surface. This reduction of friction will allow the book to move much more easily when placed on top of the smooth straws.

Make This A Science Project:

Try the book on different surfaces like sand paper. Try placing other items like marbles under the book to try and reduce friction. Try placing the book on toy cars.
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Use Straws To Reduce Friction Force And Motion Science Experiment

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In this fun and easy force and motion science experiment for kids, we're going to use straws to reduce friction and easily move some heavy books. Materials: Heavy book Several drinking straws Instructions: Place the book on a flat surface and slide it about a foot.

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Creating a map of their very own island.  Each landmark having something to do with them. 

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Creating a map of their very own island.  Each landmark having something to do with them. 

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Use green screens to either create interviews with Galileo on house arrest, or report on the news about the moon landing

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Use green screens to either create interviews with Galileo on house arrest, or report on the news about the moon landing

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groups can make posters based on a question in these books.

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After reading Christmas in Outer Space Reader's Theater and learning about Chris Hadfield and have students rewrite Jingle Bells with outerspace vocabulary from Wit & Wisdom. They can use online tools to add music to their new song. An Astronaut's Christmas Carol: Jewel in the Night