- Language
Focus
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- Explore your reading and language standards.
How can you incorporate these required outcomes
into a meaningful, authentic project? Explore
three projects below as examples:
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- Activity 1: Explore Web-based Resources and
Activities
- Use the 42eXplore
site. Each page contains an easy and hard definition,
activities, and selected websites. Can the resources and
information at the websites be integrated into classroom
activities? Look at the 42explore models. Could you
create your own 42eXplore project?
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- Activity 2: Reference Resources
- Brainstorm an activity that could use the Research-It
rhyming dictionary.
Use quotations
in a project.
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- Use palidromes
in a project.
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- Use Documenting
the American South, Great
Speeches, or Douglass:
Great Speeches site for original speeches and
documents.
- Activity 3: Literature Ladders
- Use the Literature
Ladders area to identify resources to go with a book
your students will be reading. For example, explore links
for Newbery
award winning books.
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- Activity 4: Locate Resources
- Use the following starting points and resources for
ideas for resources related to your area of interest.
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Developed by Annette Lamb,
11/99
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