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The Little Hands Playtime! Book: 50 Activities to Encourage Cooperation & Sharing (Williamson Little Hands Series) by Regina Curtis, 2000-07 Jordan the Sports Boy Sticker Paper Doll (Dover Little Activity Books) by Sylvia Walker, 1997-07-14 Literature-Based Reading Activities (3rd Edition) by Ruth Helen Yopp, Hallie Kay Yopp, 2000-08-23 Activity-guide for pre-school and kindergarten by Harold Bessell, 1972 Naomi the Fashion Model Sticker Paper Doll (Dover Little Activity Books) by Sylvia Walker, 1997-07-21 Project Spectrum: Early Learning Activities (Project Zero Frameworks for Early Childhood Education, Vol 2) by Howard Gardner, 1998-10-01 Ancient Times: From the Earliest Nomads to the Last Roman Emperor (The Story of the World: History for the Classical Child, Vol. 1) - Activity Book by Susan Wise Bauer, 2003-07-01 One World, One Day by Barbara Kerley, 2009-05-12 Celebrate America: Learning About the U.S.a Through Crafts & Activities (Williamson Little Hands Series) by Jill Frankel Hauser, 2004-04 Active Experiences for Active Children: Science (2nd Edition) by Carol Seefeldt, Alice Galper, 2006-09-02 A Powerful Peace by Warren Heydenberk, Roberta Heydenberk, 2000-04-03 Summer Bridge Activities: Bridging Grades Kindergarten to First by Rainbow Bridge Pub, 2010-01-04 African American Awareness for Young Children: A Curriculum: Teacher Resource by Davis, Evia L., 1998-11-01 Circle Time for Young Children (The Nursery World/Routledge Essential Guides for Early Years Practitioners) by Jenny Mosley, 2005-11-21

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61. Social Studies Learning Goals In Economics
    Here are social studies learning goals in economics for K6 expressed KindergartenKey Economic Concepts. Services- activities that can satisfy people’s wants  
    http://ecedweb.unomaha.edu/K6goals.htm
    
    Extractions: Social Studies Learning Goals in Economics Here are social studies learning goals in economics for K-6 expressed in terms that are appropriate for presentation at the designated grade level. This document was prepared by Mary Lynn Reiser (UNO Center) working with elementary teachers in the Omaha Public Schools. The material was compiled and arranged from the National Council on Economic Education curriculum guides, more specifically from the National Council A Framework for Teaching Basic Economics K-12 , 1995. Goals are described for the primary grades or for intermediate grades , or more specifically, for Kindergarten First Second Fourth ... High School Page Suggestions for student evidence of learning are also available for primary grade concepts and for intermediate grade concepts. If you are the impatient type and you prefer to skip the details, go right to the summary table of concepts. For the Primary Grades Scarcity- The condition of not being able to have all the goods and services that we want.

62. Elemss.html
    kindergarten In Mesa, kindergarten social science activities are Primary socialStudies Skills This handson engages students in activities that introduce  
    http://www.mpsaz.org/ssrc/ss_web_elem/elemss.html
    
    Extractions: Mesa Public Schools Kindergarten First Grade Fourth Grade Second Grade Fifth Grade ... Sixth Grade KINDERGARTEN: In Mesa, Kindergarten social science activities are integrated into the Early Explorations program and other curriculum areas. GRADE 1: The instructional time assigned to social sciences/world languages for first grade is 90 minutes per week. The following units assist teachers in fulfilling state and district social science objectives: Everyone Is Special This thematic unit focuses on how each child is a unique individual. It combines science, health, and social studies concepts. Primary Social Studies Skills: This hands-on program engages students in activities that introduce, develop, and apply basic social studies concepts and skills. The twenty lessons focus on the familiar world of home, school, and neighborhood. Back to top GRADE 2: The instructional time assigned to social sciences/world languages for second grade is 90 minutes per week. The following units assist teachers in fulfilling state and district social science objectives:

63. Elem. Social Studies Activities
    Goods and Services Use the interactive activities at this site as a this lesson thatintegrates math (graphing, probability) with social studies (US population  
    http://www.greece.k12.ny.us/task/activities/elemsocstud.htm
    
    Extractions: Take digital photos of local businesses and drop them onto PowerPoint slides. Have students re-order and categorize them as producers of goods or services. (Be prepared for many "middleman" types of businessesdo florists provide goods or services?). The slide show, burned on a CD or saved as a read-only file, can be re-arranged and presented by one child and then the next user can start fresh with the activity. Why Do We Have an American Flag?

64. Social Studies Lesson Plans Social Studies
    kindergarten. This is a typical social studies unit with a twist Instead of doingactivities related to the usual countries like Mexico or Argentina, students  
    http://www.rainbowhorizons.com/catalog/pages/scan/acd3fada5ef0d60881c561856cd5ee
    
    Extractions: Free Stuff! Free Unit (gr K-3) Free Unit! (gr 4-8) Puzzle of the Day! Cartoon of the Day! ... Free Catalog Teaching Units Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 Science (gr.4-8) Art (gr.4-8) Music (gr.4-8) Christmas Concerts (gr.k-8) Social Studies (gr.4-8) Language Arts (gr.4-8) Novel Studies (gr.3-8) The Goods Secure Check-Out Your Shopping Cart Other Stuff Questions 'n Answers Contact Us Lynx Favorites Vera Trembach Webmaster Social Studies Lesson Plans Ancient Egypt Walk, no run "like an Egyptian" right into the past. This thematic unit is designed to help students understand what life was really like ... Ancient Greece (New!) Different aspects of Ancient Greek culture will be introduced, giving students a better understanding of how Ancient Greece helped to shape our modern world. ... Ancient Rome (New!) In this unit, students will learn about the powerful civilization of Ancient Rome. They will learn about the many Roman influences on our modem world. ... Canada Eh Canada - the land of boundless natural beauty and untapped resources. In this unit, students will adventure into Canada, exploring the ...

65. Social Studies Skill-Builders For First-Graders
    Sponsored by social studies SkillBuilders for First-Graders. Find heaps ofsocial studies activities, games, and downloads to keep your child busy.  
    http://www.familyeducation.com/topic/front/0,1156,63-24126,00.html

66. Social Studies Skill-Builders For Kindergartners
    Sponsored by social studies SkillBuilders for Kindergartners. Find heaps ofsocial studies activities, games, and downloads to keep your child busy.  
    http://www.familyeducation.com/topic/front/0,1156,63-24105,00.html

67. Echo Horizon School: Our Programs (an Independent Elementary School In Culver Ci
    The kindergarten curriculum at Echo Horizon School provides experiences and activitiesthat helps of reading, mathematics, science and social studies.  
    http://www.ehs.pvt.k12.ca.us/programs.html
    
    Extractions: Echo Horizon School offers a well-rounded elementary school education beginning with kindergarten and continuing through the sixth grade. Emphasis is placed on the development of effective oral and written communication skills, mathematical awareness and competence and a broad foundation of information and skills in science and social studies. This core curriculum is complemented by strong programs in the arts, technology and physical education. Kindergarten Grades 3-6 Library Physical Education ... Summer Session The Kindergarten curriculum at Echo Horizon School provides experiences and activities that helps students to learn basic skills in the areas of reading, mathematics, science and social studies. Students also encounter many opportunities for expanded creativity and continued growth in life skills such as functioning effectively in a group, becoming a self-directed learner and developing an intrinsic appreciation for learning. In Grades 1 and 2 students are intellectually, socially and physically ready for a more structured and formal learning program and undertake basic activities such as reading from books appropriate to their ability level, performing mathematical computations and writing their own stories. In Grades 3 through 6, these activities are extended to include the study and analysis of children's literature and specific forms and styles of writing. Emphasis on mathematical concepts and applications complement the acquisition of computational skills.

68. Gullah Music > For Teachers
    EXTRA activities Visit Gullah Tales. Grade levels K3 SC Standards Kindergartensocial studies – History K.1 Grade 1 social studies – History I.1  
    http://www.knowitall.org/gullahmusic/teachers/classroom.html
    
    Extractions: These suggested activities are designed for implementing Gullah Music information and resources into classroom curricula. (# indicates the grade level) ACTIVITY 1: Gullah Gourmets (K-6) ACTIVITY 2: Catch the Gullah Beat: Rhythm and Percussion ACTIVITY 3: Create a Collaborative Strip Quilt EXTRA ACTIVITIES: Visit Gullah Tales Peanut Butter-Benne Balls. This is a no-cooking recipe for young students. These treats are nutritious, delicious and easy to prepare.

69. What Should Be Learned In Kindergarten?
    of development physical, emotional, social, and intellectual For example, kindergartenchildren can undertake Integrated topic studies, rather than wholegroup  
    http://www.eric.ed.gov/archives/kinderga.html
    
    Extractions: Parent Brochure This is an archival copy; therefore, ACCESS ERIC no longer controls or guarantees the accuracy, relevance, timeliness, or completeness of this publication. What Should Be Learned in Kindergarten? Most American children attend kindergarten, and many participate in all-day kindergarten programs. While recent reform efforts have focused on extending the kindergarten day, research suggests that how kindergartners spend their time may be more critical than the amount of time children spend in class. In other words, longer kindergarten days in unsuitable activities yield no educational advantages over the traditional half-day kindergarten program. What Are Appropriate Teaching and Curriculum Approaches for Kindergartners? Early childhood and kindergarten specialists have long emphasized the central role of play in young children's learning. In the course of day-to-day experience with young children, it is easy for teachers to see that spontaneous play is a natural way of learning; observations of children's play reveal that play provides a wide range and real depth of learning in all domains of development: physical, emotional, social, and intellectual. The Kindergarten Curriculum The developmental characteristics of children of kindergarten age call for a curriculum that involves a variety and balance of activities that can be provided in the context of project work (Katz and Chard, 1989). For example, kindergarten children can undertake projects in which they investigate a real event or object. In the course of such projects, the children will strengthen emerging literacy and numeracy skills and their speaking and listening skills and acquire new words as they share their findings with others.

70. Kindergarten
    Our district processwriting program begins in kindergarten. social studies activitiesare integrated throughout the curriculum, themes derived from holidays  
    http://www.chatham-nj.org/coin/sbs/grk.htm
    
    Extractions: Our kindergarten program is designed to foster the habit of success in a socially interactive, supportive learning environment. Kindergarten age children learn best through active participation and first-hand multi-sensory experiences. The kindergarten school year is also a time for social development, learning to function as part of a group within the school setting. Achieving an appropriate level of independence, in the areas of both schoolwork and personal management, is another primary goal of our year together in kindergarten. Subject areas of focus include the following: Language Arts Language arts instruction addresses a wide variety of auditory, visual, oral and written communication skills. Activities are designed to develop phonemic awareness, alphabet recognition and letter/sound association. In addition to phonic skills, high frequency sight words are introduced. The students are exposed to a great deal of literature, as well as learning in a print-rich environment. Big Books, children’s literature and multi-copy series are utilized for read-alouds, as well as shared and independent reading. Our district process-writing program begins in kindergarten. Writing Workshop is an all-year weekly activity that is picked up and continued as an integral part of the first grade language arts program. D’Nealian letter formation instruction is introduced, bridging into first grade. Mathematics Hands-on experiences with math manipulatives provide a solid concrete foundation for learning mathematical concepts that will become more abstract as children advance through grade levels. Through concrete experiences, students will explore numerals and numbers in common mathematical relationships.

71. Preschoolers, Kindergarten Thru 3rd Grade
    Weather Lesson Plans K4. Helping Your Child Learn Science fun and easy activitiesfrom the US Dept. social studies. Heroes and Legends for kindergarten.  
    http://hometown.aol.com/sitnbquiet/preschoo.htm
    
    Extractions: Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these." Matthew 19:14 Usborne Books Register to win $50 in free books! A Charlotte Mason Education The basis for a stress free, classical education. A perfect place to start your little ones. Ambleside Online A free online curriculum based on the Charlotte Mason Method that uses the highest quality books and costs no more than the cost of texts.The curriculum uses as many free online books as possible, and there is no cost to use this information or join the support group. Graphic Organizers Funbrain.com Math, grammar, critical thinking and more. Personal Educational Press This web site lets you turn your computer and printer into a printing press for free educational materials such as flashcards and game boards. Sites For Teachers This is THE place to start. Only the best of the best are listed. Teaching is a Work of Heart K-3 teachers heaven! Filled with lessons, themes, fingerplays, poems, reader's theater scripts, songs, humor, graphics, activity sheets, seasonal pages, and so much more. PrimaryGames.com

72. Materials Of Interest To Secondary Social Studies Teachers
    372.897 .G92sa 1975. Using Literature in social studies Teaching. Literaturefor Historysocial Science kindergarten through Grade Eight.  
    http://library.csus.edu/guides/rogenmoserd/educ/secondarysocialstudies.htm

73. ENC ENC Focus Magazine Mathematics And Science Across The
    Connecting to social studies. sustainable behavior an introduction to communitybasedsocial marketing Date 1999 Grade Pre-kindergarten - Post-secondary  
    http://www.enc.org/focus/across/resources_v9n2/social_studies/

74. PAUSD Educational Services
    kindergarten Science Resources. social studies. Participate in classroom activitiesaround the yearlong theme Learning and Working Together, Now and Long Ago.  
    http://www.pausd.palo-alto.ca.us/edservices/summaries/kinder.html
    
    Extractions: Kindergartens in Palo Alto are committed to maintaining students' natural curiosity and confidence in themselves as learners while developing the student behaviors that will enable them to become active and focused learners in a classroom setting. The following summary of the instructional program provides an overview of the Kindergarten year. Expectations are, of course, modified or expanded to meet a child's needs and abilities. The Kindergarten program builds on skills and knowledge children learn at home or pre-school. The manner of instruction - motivation, grouping, pacing, reinforcing and reteaching - is determined by each teacher as he or she works to meet individual needs. In Kindergarten, each student will . . . show interest in and enjoy books actively participate in shared reading activities build awareness that meaning comes from print know that books and printed material are read top to bottom, and left to right 'read' pictures in books retell familiar stories demonstrate phonemic awareness use increasing semantic, phonetic, and structural skills to become an effective reader

75. The Weekday School Of LLUMC - Kindergarten Program
    part of the school day at LLUMC kindergarten. or Physical Science topics often includestudies of color social studies Like science, our social studies units  
    http://www.weekdayschool.org/kindergarten.html
    
    Extractions: This overview gives highlights of our kindergarten program at The Weekday School. We're enthusiastic about providing a quality, individualized, developmentally appropriate education for five and six year-olds. For more detailed information visit our classrooms, look at the materials we use and talk to the teachers about one of our favorite topics - Kindergarten! Philosophy We strive for our kindergarten environment to be a place where children feel valued, respected and safe - safe to share thoughts and ideas, to explore, create and take risks. Each kindergartner comes to us with a unique personality, learning style and special gifts to contribute to the class. The role of the teacher is to find the ways for each child to be successful, to be challenged but not overwhelmed, and to grow socially, emotionally and intellectually. Our goal is that each child develops a comfortable sense of belonging, feeling a confidence that he or she is an important, contributing member of the group. When our kindergartners "graduate" we hope they go with a sense that learning is fun, that learning is important and that school is a good place to be. Center Time Center time occupies a large portion of our school day. During this time the children have the opportunity to work and play independently, with small groups of other children and individually and collectively with the teacher. The teacher plans and implements meaningful activities and materials of varying levels of difficulty in the centers which provide each child with appropriate, "hands-on" learning choices. Every day during center time, the teacher works with individuals and small groups of children at the "Teacher Table" on a specific language or math skill. Our "core" centers are Computer, Art, Books, Listening, Writing, Blocks, Math, Science, Manipulatives, and Table Games. Other special centers are added during the year to provide opportunities for dramatic play, holiday themes, woodworking and sand and water play.

76. Bridge - Elementary, Kindergarten
    kindergarten. K8. Thematic Unit Oceans and Undersea Life - Suggestions for ocean-basedactivities in language arts, social studies, math, science, and art.  
    http://www.vims.edu/bridge/kinder.html
    
    Extractions: This section links to sites that specify themselves as elementary resources; however, there may be sites elsewhere on the Bridge that would also be of use to elementary educators. After looking through this section, you may want to consult the ocean science topic pages for additional resources. 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade ... 6th Grade Kindergarten Under the Sea - A complete unit on marine biology for elementary students. Contains lessons, online activities, links, and an extensive list of books about marine life and habitats. Grades K-7. Sea World - Excellent resource for information and teaching activities on marine life, designed primarily for elementary level. K-8. Thematic Unit: Oceans and Undersea Life - Suggestions for ocean-based activities in language arts, social studies, math, science, and art. Grades K-5. Treasures@Sea - An elementary resource that explores the ocean through literature. Offers lesson plans, writing activites, art activities, and book activities. Grades K-6. Why Is the Sea Salty - Lesson plan for students to observe how salt concentration increases in water and how the salt remains after the water evaporates. Grades K-3.

77. Social Studies Alive! Me And My World
    kindergarten. social studies Alive! Me and My World. Teacher Resources. Thisfullyear program has all the materials you need for engaging instruction.  
    http://www.teachtci.com/curriculum/kinder.asp

78. A Smarter Outlook, Educational Resources For Everyone
    Teacher's Edition hardcover. American Government Today Give limited readers unlimitedaccess to social studies and citizenship 100 Reproducible activities for  
    http://www.nbizz.com/ampm/page2.html

79. SCORE: Kindergarten - Citizenship: Learning And Working Now And Long Ago
    Citizenship Learning to Work Together National and State Symbols Working Now and Long Ago Basics of Location and Place Famous Legends and Events of America's Past kindergarten Standards. kindergarten Course Model. Questions, comments, and suggestions may be addressed SCORE pages were evaluated by historysocial science leaders in California.  
    http://score.rims.k12.ca.us/gradek
    
    Extractions: Resources on the SCORE pages were evaluated by history-social science leaders in California. Going beyond these links allows student access to unknown material. Each school site is responsible for evaluating resources for appropriateness in the local school community. Return to the SCORE History-Social Science Home Page This site supports both and Internet Explorer

80. Early Childhood - Educational Preschool And Kindergarten Teaching Activities
    HOLIDAY HOUSE. Click on the holiday you are interested in below, andit will take you to a page full of holiday activities and ideas!  
    http://members.tripod.com/~Patricia_F/holiday.html

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