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High school science literature circles for Easel Assessments

Preview of Discussion Leader's Guide: "Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer

Discussion Leader's Guide: "Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer

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Compass Rose
Guide copyright Betty J. White, 2023, a.k.a. Compass Rose, revised 2024 Includes: · 20 questions to use in discussions or to assign for written responses.· 20 possible answers to the questions to assist the leader as a guide or as an answer key.· An Easel Assessment, A Brief Analysis of "Braiding Sweetgrass", self-correcting.-Illustrated.Suggested for Grades 9 on up. Cultural and Environmental Studies.What makes sweetgrass a sacred medicine? According to Tribal Trade, “Sweetgrass is believed to
Preview of "Diary of a Young Naturalist" and Painting Birches for Special Needs grades 6+

"Diary of a Young Naturalist" and Painting Birches for Special Needs grades 6+

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Compass Rose
An In-service Program as well as a resource for special education teachers. Includes an Easel Assessment: "Fun Facts About Birches". "Highly engaging!" Part 1 & 2 included.· Part 1: *For use with the book, “Diary of a Young Naturalist”, Milkweed Editions, copyright 2021, (222 pages), a memoir, written by Dara McAnulty, a sixteen-year-old Irish (Gaelic) climate activist who has discovered that his close connection to nature benefits his mental health and his ability to deal with autism. Writi
Preview of The Tellurians: Argos and String Theory, Discussion Guide for the novel

The Tellurians: Argos and String Theory, Discussion Guide for the novel

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Compass Rose
A new release… and Discussion Guide flying off the presses… The Tellurians: Argos and String Theory, a novel, 376 pages, about the first colony on Mars by award-winning author Betty J. White, aka Compass Rose. "Highly engaging!" Find it here and now... https://www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/betty-j-white/the-tellurians-argos-and-string-theory/paperback/product-ykq94r.html?fbclid=IwAR2BJlIGGHigfFKj-8itZhqDXGr9if3-3WERAnh0ItDG8yj5F-V6ZIZfQ1M&page=1&pageSize=4 Also available on Amazon, see author
Preview of A Medical Hero, Dr. Earl R. Loew and the Importance of Pollinators

A Medical Hero, Dr. Earl R. Loew and the Importance of Pollinators

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Compass Rose
Free to you, in memory of..."Dr. Earl R. Loew: Still Saving Lives After All These Years"An inspirational true story.by Betty J. White, aka Compass Rose, copyright 2023. *Introduction: With the pandemic affecting people from the entire world, we find ourselves focusing on vaccines, cures, treatments, and the future. But what about the past? When and how have pharmaceuticals come to be as we know them? Here’s one inspirational story that we can all appreciate.* A focus on chemistry, biology, medi
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