In primary grades, students learn about rocks and minerals in more than one year. One fun, but often overdone activity, is to create a rock …
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Continue ReadingFrom the barren ice flows of the Arctic to the southernmost tip of Argentina, Native Americans provide a wealth of history, culture and mythology …
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Continue ReadingPreschool students will have a hooting good time as well as becoming wiser about owls while participating in these preschool lesson plans about owls …
Continue ReadingMexican Independence Day celebrates the struggle to shake off Spanish colonial rule. The evening of September 15 is when the cry of ‘Viva …
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Continue ReadingIsraeli dress reflects the climate and religious culture of the region. Differing Judaic sects add to the kaleidoscope of customary, religious attire. …
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Continue ReadingDeepavali, the festival of lights, is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Guyana. Goddess Lakshmy is worshipped. Lamps are lit in the evening to …
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