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Jan 17, 2011
This year I started with 1450 and labeled a cupboard. Next cupboard 1500. 1550, 1600, 1650...to 2000. The kids make a 3x5 card for a significant event by labeling it with the year, short summary, and illustration then we slap it up under the date. My favorite is a dead Pilgrim at Roanoke (because he looks like they drew a man standing up then tipped him over...and my 2nd favorite is the beautiful golden cities of Cibola with a big 7 on the wall). We have a few early entries, are getting crowded in the 1600's, are heading to the 1700's, then there's a big blank. We only put 3 items later: 1976 Bill Gates applied for patent for Microsoft (my example) 2000 Most kids in Room 42 were born this year 2008 Barack Obama elected
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Sooz
Only it was right in the middle of a math lesson. My principal enjoyed it and so did I.
Jan
We learn so much on this board....this place is the best prof dev I've ever had. I'm so glad you are here.
On 1/19/11, Sooz wrote: > Only it was right in the middle of a math lesson. My principal > enjoyed it and so did I.
On 1/19/11, Sooz wrote: > Only it was right in the middle of a math lesson. My principal > enjoyed it and so did I.
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Then I click on Judy's "Timeline" thread. I am thinking 'timeline' for reading the current book and posting responses. I see numbers for cupboards and am so totally confused I had to start again.
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