The kite unit : activities and ideas division I and II
Type
Book
Authors
Category
General Library Collection
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Publication Year
1988
Publisher
Montreal Lake School, Canada
Pages
[19]
Subject
Activity programs in education
Tags
Project method in Teaching, Indigenous peoples -- Education -- Saskatchewan, Kites -- Study and teaching (Elementary), Kites, Teaching -- Aids and devices, Elementary education -- Activity programs, Activity programs in education, Creative activities and seat work, Saskatchewan, Montreal Lake Cree Nation
Abstract
"As educators, we use themes or headings, or main ideas and categories, all the time. A useful way to organize information, they are also a useful way to develop materials and ideas.
The first step in developing a thematic unit is to gather the information. This package of materials begins with brainstorming - a place to start and a place to share.
This unit was prepared by the elementary teachers of Montreal Lake School through a workshop and guided development session in March of 1988. The ideas and activities may be adapted and expanded to suit a variety of situations and abilities. Teachers are encouraged to add to these ideas and to use them as a model for other theme development."--Introduction.
The first step in developing a thematic unit is to gather the information. This package of materials begins with brainstorming - a place to start and a place to share.
This unit was prepared by the elementary teachers of Montreal Lake School through a workshop and guided development session in March of 1988. The ideas and activities may be adapted and expanded to suit a variety of situations and abilities. Teachers are encouraged to add to these ideas and to use them as a model for other theme development."--Introduction.
Description
19 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.
Number of Copies
1