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Continental Drift and Fossils Lesson Plan and Video Tutorial
Fossils are a pretty fascinating geological phenomenon. Having some evidence of how things were from millions of years ago is pretty amazing. Fossils help us understand what plants and animals used to look like, as well as the different species that existed in the ancient past. Fossils also provided evidence of another phenomenon, which may be just as important as the fossil remains. When archaeologists found similar fossils thousands of miles apart on different continents, this helped scientist
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Volcano Lesson Plan and Video Tutorial
One of the most iconic natural phenomena on Earth is a volcanic eruption. Humans have always been in awe of volcanoes, and for a good reason. Their destructive capabilities are fearsome, whether from the lava flow or the ash cloud that can reach for miles. Stories and myths from thousands of years ago center on the destructive capability of volcanoes. Yet, for all their destructive power, we live on them! Volcanoes bring nutrient-rich matter, which changes soil composition. After the destruction
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Montessori Physical Education: Great Lessons Bundle *Great Value*
This is the Great Lessons bundle you have been waiting for. With 15 games included in this bundle, this is your best value. Whether you are a classroom or PE teacher, your students will love these active games that teach them about the Montessori Great Lessons. With this bundle, you will be well on your way to having an integrated Montessori physical education curriculum in your school or classroom.Lessons included:Lower ElementaryFirst Great Lesson-Solar System Collection-Asteroids, Meteors Com
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The Complete Collection: Volumes I-IV
With the beginning of 2023, I am happy to announce that all four bundles and the classroom simulations are now all put together. This collection has over one hundred and fifty lessons and over a thousand pages of content! This collection has everything. And the best part? It is only $79.
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Stoolball (Medieval English Proto-baseball)
Stoolball is an early sport that originated in England, dating back to the 14th century. It is believed that milkmaids in Sussex and Kent played this game in their leisure time. The game was played on a field, and a stool was used as a target, similar to the wickets in cricket. The stool was placed on the ground, and the objective of the game was to hit it with a ball. The stool was defended by a batter who used a bittle or milking bowl (the game was also called bittleball) to strike the bal
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Continental Drift and Fossils Video Tutorial
Fossils are a pretty fascinating geological phenomenon. Having some evidence of how things were from millions of years ago is pretty amazing. Fossils help us understand what plants and animals used to look like, as well as the different species that existed in the ancient past. Fossils also provided evidence of another phenomenon, which may be just as important as the fossil remains. When archaeologists found similar fossils thousands of miles apart on different continents, this helped scientist
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Medieval Football
Medieval football, also known as mob football or folk football, was a popular game in Europe during the Middle Ages. Surviving versions of this game are played during Shrovetide, or the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, which is the beginning of Lent. Aspects of the game can be traced back to ancient civilizations such as Greece and Rome. For example, the Ancient Romans played a sport called Harpastum, which had a unique element of keeping the ball in one's territory. Versions of medieval footba
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Harpastum (Ancient Roman Rugby)
Harpastum was a ball game played in the Roman Empire, also called the small ball game. The Romans had four sizes of balls for sports, and they used the smallest one for Harpastum. Compared to Roman sports like gladiator competitions and chariot races, Harpastum was played for fun, not as a giant spectacle. Literary sources describe Romans playing the sport amongst friends or colleagues as a form of private entertainment. Sidonius Apollinaris, a Roman poet, diplomat, and bishop, mentioned in his
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The Fourth Great Lesson - Invention of Language Game Lesson Plan and Video
Introduction: The fourth Great Lesson is the Invention of Language. This game will demonstrate how much more effective and efficient humans are when they use language to work together. Before language, one would think that early humans primarily relied on non-verbal communication like pointing. However, as simple words were created, likely, it didn't take long for an explosion of language to come soon after. Languages, as well as math, are the cornerstones on which civilizations were built. I h
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Volcano Video Tutorial
One of the most iconic natural phenomena on Earth is a volcanic eruption. Humans have always been in awe of volcanoes and for a good reason. Their destructive capabilities are fearsome, whether from the lava flow or the ash cloud that can reach for miles. Stories and myths from thousands of years ago center on the destructive capability of volcanoes. Yet, for all their destructive power, we live on them! Volcanoes bring nutrient-rich matter, which changes soil composition. After the destruction,
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Heat and Pressure
The ideal gas law describes the relationship between air pressure and temperature, which states that pressure is directly proportional to temperature. As temperature increases, so does air pressure, assuming all other variables remain constant. Conversely, as temperature decreases, air pressure also decreases. Pressure is the measurement of the number of collisions the gas molecules have with the container.The relationship between water pressure and temperature is generally as the temperature of
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Energy Balance Soccer Lesson Plan and Video
One of the hallmarks of understanding metabolism is the idea of “calories in, calories out,” which is the concept behind energy balance. While there is much more to understanding human nutrition, this is and will always be the foundation. The idea of energy balance is that the body uses a certain amount of calories daily for biological functions, exercise, growth, and repair. Energy requirements are met by consuming food. The balance of energy consumed and used is referred to as energy balance.T
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Constitution Ball
The American Constitution is considered one of the world's most important legal documents. It is the fundamental law of the United States, outlining the structure and powers of the federal government and the rights of American citizens. The Constitution was written in 1787 by a group of delegates who met in Philadelphia. Since then, it has been amended over the years to reflect the changing needs and values of the American people.The Constitution has been amended 27 times since its inception, wi
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Actividad bilateral
recorta cada imagen al borde y pegamos armando diferentes secuencias
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Midline Crossing: Explanation, Signs of Difficulty, OT Activity Ideas + More!
Midline crossing involves the integration of both sides of the body and requires information to be transferred from one hemisphere of the brain to another. Research (also listed in this document) shows that integrating midline crossing activities can impact comprehension, listening, writing, reading and emotional regulation!This resource packet covers the following topics:What midline crossing is and why it's important for whole-brain learningSigns of difficulty with crossing midlineFour midline
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Fifth Great Lesson: Invention of Math lesson plan and Video Tutorial
Imagine early humans first using math. Before any type of calculation could happen, humans needed to invent the concept of counting. The earliest form of counting was probably the repeated use of one. It may have been picture-based that represented something. For example, a repeating picture of a bison head would mean that each picture of the bison head represented an actual living, breathing bison that the early human was observing. Using symbols would be a gigantic leap forward in cognition an
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Geometry Tag Ball
Geometry and sports go hand-in-hand. It is evident in a sport like billiards, where players use angles to hit balls into pockets while setting up the next shot from the predicted ricochet. But geometry is just as important in team sports as a way to organize offense and defense. The highly successful Chicago Bulls famously ran the "triangle offense," featuring a constant rotation of triangle formations to overpower the defense. On the individual level, players make decisions based on angles and
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Precursors to Earth's Life
The Oparin-Haldane hypothesis, proposed independently by Russian biochemist Aleksandr Oparin and British biologist J.B.S. Haldane in the 1920s, suggests that life on Earth originated from simple organic compounds in the Earth's early atmosphere. According to this hypothesis, this young Earth had an atmosphere composed mainly of methane, ammonia, water vapor, and hydrogen, providing the conditions for forming organic molecules. These organic molecules then combine to form more complex molecule
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Hunting and Gathering Video and Lesson Plan
When studying humans, one of the major lessons is that all humans have the same fundamental needs. Still, they can be fulfilled in different ways. For example, everyone requires shelter, but those shelters have looked very different depending on the era or environment. Everyone wears clothing, but that clothing can look very different depending on climate and decoration. Everyone requires food, but there are a variety of styles of cooking, as well as different plants and animals available for co
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Montessori Physical Education Volume IV
In this fourth volume, you will find many lessons on the space and the universe, Earth studies, indigenous sports, chemistry, biology, and more! This bundle has over 250 pages to support your physical education curriculum with games that integrate with lessons from the Montessori classroom curriculum.Lessons in Montessori Physical Education Volume IV:FIRST GREAT LESSONBlack HoleA competitive team-based game where students race to get to the event horizonCosmic Dance of the ElementsA simple tag b
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Create Your Own Obstacle Course (32 Station Cards) | Distance Learning
These cards show activity ideas for creating an obstacle course. Your child can put them in whatever order they want and then set up the stations and run their custom course. These are designed to spark interest in trying out different ways to move. These are intentionally designed to be ink-friendly (black and white).
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Angle Wall Ball Lesson Plan and Video
Many students are familiar with the game “Wall Ball.” The game involves one player who throws a tennis ball off the wall, and the other players try to catch the ball in the air or off the bounce. If someone catches it, they throw the ball, and the other players try to catch it again. However, suppose a player (player one) fails to catch the ball, and it touches them. In that case, player one must run to the wall and touch it before another player can pick up the tennis ball and throw it against
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Fourth Great Lesson - Invention of Language Game Video Tutorial
Introduction: The fourth Great Lesson is the Invention of Language. This game will demonstrate how much more effective and efficient humans are when they use language to work together. Before language, one would think that early humans primarily relied on non-verbal communication like pointing. However, as simple words were created, likely, it didn't take long for an explosion of language to come soon after. Languages, as well as math, are the cornerstones on which civilizations were built. I
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Montessori Physical Education Volume 3
In this third volume, you will find many lessons about the human body, indigenous sports, space and the universe, and more! This bundle has 300 pages to support your physical education curriculum with games that integrate with lessons from the Montessori classroom curriculum.Lessons in Montessori Physical Education Volume 3Cosmic Nesting Tower Hatching the Cosmic EggOrigin of Solar System Elements Layers of the Atmosphere Parts of the Globe Revolution of the Earth and the Seasons Animal Cells –
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