Date Rape Discussion Lands Teacher in Hot Water
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Mar 17, 2011
Whenever they get ready for a new destination, they receive a "Route Info" card that tells them clues about it and they use the computer to try to figure it out. Then they get a reading passage and crossword about the state they will be heading to. After that, they get either a Detour or a Roadblock clue.
They have done things like research a topic, create a 3-D symbol to represent it, and write a paragraph about it; a food challenge where they had to try different foods from that area (New Orleans was our first) and evaluate the foods; create a song or a Wordle about the area;plan activities for visiting that area; solve a math problem relating to getting there.
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Mont Rushmore
On 3/17/11, Stumped wrote: > I am doing an Amazing Race unit with my elementary gifted > students. They are pull-out enrichment and I see them for > about 1 hour a day. This race is based off the tv show and > they are sticking inside the United States. > > Whenever they get ready for a new destination, they receive > a "Route ...See More
Nancye
What about doing a Prezi or a Photopeach about the destination? What about a man on the street interview with another student that you video? Nancye
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