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This is the last part of the unit on immigration, where students will embark upon their journey with a simulated boat trip. They will then experience …
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The lights may go out. You need alternatives to constantly emerging technology. This is tried and true: Keep students on their toes with this low-tech …
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Few plays make you want to hop in a time machine, hunt down an historical figure, and punch her in the face. The Crucible is one such play (no, I …
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This lesson will introduce your students to the family of string instruments and its members. They will learn about their characteristics, playing …
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I remember my first time teaching Julius Caesar: the entire class fell asleep within minutes. While the class slept, I researched more interesting …
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An analysis of Trifles by Susan Glaspell shows it to be a welcomed addition to the high school curriculum. However, understand the play thoroughly …
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Your struggling learners are often your visual and kinesthetic learners. Learning Social Studies and Science content can often be difficult for these …
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Latin nouns, pronouns, and adjectives all have a gender. Knowing the gender of a Latin word is key to properly understanding Latin grammar. Learn why …
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Latin infinitives are often associated with the second principal part of a verb. Their use is both varied and important to the Latin language. Learn …
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As an inflected language, Latin uses the genitive case to denote possession. But unlike English, a noun and its possessor need not reside next to each …
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