The rock unit : activities and ideas, division I to III
Type
Book
Authors
Category
General Library Collection
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Publication Year
1988
Publisher
James Roberts School, Canada
Pages
[15]
Subject
Activity programs in education
Tags
Project method in Teaching, Indigenous peoples -- Education -- Saskatchewan, Rocks -- Study and teaching, Rocks, Teaching -- Aids and devices, Activity programs in education, Creative activities and seat work, Elementary education -- Activity programs, Sucker River (Sask.), Saskatchewan, Indigenous peoples -- Education (Elementary) -- Saskatchewan, Education -- Curricula
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 teachers of James Roberts School in Sucker River through a workshop and guided development session in May 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 teachers of James Roberts School in Sucker River through a workshop and guided development session in May 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
15 unnumbered pages ; 28 cm.
Number of Copies
1
