61. Reflecting On September 11 -- Lesson Plans, U.S. History, U.S. Government Fostering diversity—Readings, activities, project plans and ideas designed to Online Lessons Since 9/11, CRF has assembled a series of online lessons http://www.crf-usa.org/Sept11/Sept11_home

Constitutional Rights Foundation Reflecting on September 11 Two years has passed since the devastating attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. In observance of the anniversary of the attacks, Constitutional Rights Foundation has prepared "Reflecting on September 11," a series of online lessons and resources designed for classroom use. Classroom Commemoration for September 11, 2003 America Responds to Terrorism Foundations of Our Constitution Fostering Diversity America Responds to Terrorism Online Lessons Terrorism Links A comprehensive set of links to lessons, media sources, government sources, and information on the Middle East, Afghanistan, Osama bin Laden, maps and geography, Islam, tolerance, think tanks, commentary, and other collections of links on terrorism. Foundations of Our Constitution Readings and activities about documents that serve as the foundation for American democracy. The Magna Carta (1215) Chafing under the despotic rule of King John, rebellious British noblemen forced their ruler to sign the Magna Carta. The 63 clauses of this document defined and limited the feudal rights of the monarch.

62. Art Activities And Lesson Plans For Exploring Diversity Kodak lesson plans for K12 A kaleidoscope of ideas for K-12. Teachers Helping Teachers A lesson-plan exchange of art projects submitted by K-12 educators. http://humanityquest.com/topic/art_activities/index.asp?theme1=diversity

63. The Atlas Of Canada - Lesson Plans By Theme And General Grade Level – ResourceReliant Communities and Economic diversity in......This collection of 39 lesson plans, for junior, middle and senior levels, lesson http://atlas.gc.ca/site/english/learningresources/lesson_plans/index2.html

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Site Search Our Site Enter your keywords Explore Our Maps Environment Economy History ... Lesson Plans Lesson Plans by Theme and General Grade Level Lesson Plans by Theme and General Grade Level They are based on provincial and territorial curricula and the Canadian Geography Standards of the Canadian Council for Geographic Education. Select one of the following: Senior Grades – 9 to 12 and Secondary 3 to 5 (Québec) Middle Grades – 6 to 8 and Secondary 1 and 2 (Québec) Junior Grades – 1 to 6 Senior Grades – 9 to 12 and Secondary 3 to 5 (Québec) Avalanche and Landslide Hazards in Canada Terrestrial Ecozones, Population Density and Species at Risk The Aging Population of Canada Climate Regions: Climate Characteristics of Canadian Localities Regional Disparities in Canada Pollution and Contaminants in the Northern Environment Forest Fire Hazard and Climate Change Settlement Patterns of Atlantic Canada Landscape Diversity in the Yukon Resource-Reliant Communities and Economic Diversity in Canada Middle Grades – 6 to 8 and Secondary 1 and 2 (Québec) Historical Research on Explorers of Canada Exploring Canadian Heritage Historical Indian Treaties and Aboriginal Population Physical Systems, Here and There

64. Web Based Lesson Plans Internet Connections Internet Connections lesson plans and Activities for Seeds of Change diversity ActivitiesThis is an educational web site, http://ss.uno.edu/ss/homepages/weblp.html

65. Lesson Plan - Letters From Rifka lesson plans. As We Read; Cultures and diversity; How Would You Feel If Map the Place; Time Line; What Did You Think? http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/byrnes-literature/RAdair.html

Letters from Rifka Author: Karen Hesse Grade Level: 4th and 5th grades Publisher and Date: Scholastic Inc., 1992 Summary: This book is an in-depth look at a 12 year old girl's struggle to get to America from Russia. Her family had to flee Russia so her brothers would not be killed because they fled their regiment in the Russian armed services. This story talks about the issues addressed when immigrants are trying to get to America in the early 1900's and the struggles Rifka must survive if she ever hopes to reach America. As the story develops, the reader becomes more aware of the struggles the immigrants faced. Social Studies Relevance: This book will lead to an examination of World War II, the issues immigrants faced when coming to America, the geographic region of Europe, and conditions in America in the early 1900's. Relationship to Social Studies State Core: Use researching to demonstrate the mastery of concepts learned. Use indexes, glossaries, and newspapers to find additional information about a social studies topic. List and compare different cultural traditions and values of people in Utah and around the world.

66. Culturalpartnerships.org - Lesson Plans For Exploring Prejudice And Diversity Is lesson plans for Exploring Prejudice and diversity Issues Developing a Plan To identify steps that can be taken to remedy biased behavior in the school http://www.culturalpartnerships.org/productspubs/amaze.asp

Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Search All Words Any Words Phrase Home About Education Community ... Order Form Lesson Plans for Exploring Prejudice and Diversity Issues EXPLORING PREJUDICE AND DIVERSITY ISSUES IN THE CLASSROOM Developed by Sally Jo Bronner, Institute for Cultural Partnerships Produced as a Companion to aMaze and Beyond , an exhibition at the Pennsylvania State Museum, October 28, 1999 through May 2000. TABLE OF CONTENTS Classroom Activities Self-Identity : To help students explore their identities and to celebrate the diversity in your class Hate : To learn the differences between and dangers of prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination. Seeing Our Prejudices : To confront our prejudices and to see people as individuals. Empathy : To encourage empathy for people who are victimized, and to understand the implications of victimizing others. Dealing with Hate : To discover non-violent ways to address prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination.

67. ESL Plans lessons TESL lesson plans and activities for the ESL classroom. The University of Kansas presents a diversity Calendar useful in the ESL classroom. http://www.csun.edu/~hcedu013/eslplans.html

ESL Lesson Plans/Activities ESL Resources Lesson Plans/Activities Adult Education ESL Teacher's Guide. Although designed for adults, the lessons and activities provided at this site can be adapted for secondary school students. Features include: Beginning ESL Lessons and Accompanying Teacher Training Modules; Intermediate ESL Lessons and Accompanying Teacher Training Modules; and Teaching Non-Literate Adults. All materials and worksheets are provided. Grammar, vocabulary, and discussion questions for ESL students to be used in conjunction with the CNN Newsroom television program produced by Turner Educational Services Inc. The site includes information concerning how your school can subscribe to the programs and what support is offered from CNN once your school has subscribed. Conversation Questions for the ESL/EFL Classroom. A wide range of topics, each with a set of questions, that teachers will find useful as springboards for oral production practice or as prompts for journal writing assignments. Opportunity is also provided for teachers to add topics and questions. Dave's ESL Idea Page.

68. Teachers_Links diversity and Multicultural Awareness. ChineseAmerican Culture Dim Sum - Newton School, lesson plans for PreK to 12 for holidays and seasonal events. http://teacherintern.fullcoll.edu/Teachers_Tools.htm

There are many resources for educators and future educators on the Internet. This list of links below is not meant to be definitive or exhaustive, but instead a starting point or additional tool for preparing lesson plans and activities for students. As always, Internet safety is strongly advised, so please carefully read the warning message (click here). If you have suggestions for inclusion in this list, please send them to Adela Lopez , Program Coordinator. This site is under construction and new links will be added often. Links Directory Assessment Article and Example: What is an effective rubric? Teacher's First.Com Grading Ideas and Rubrics - Chicago Public Schools Grading Checklists for English - (English and Spanish) - Project Based Learning Grading Rubrics Galore - Rubrics for English, Research, Math, Science, Music, etc. from the Staff Room Classroom Management Behavior Report Printable Classroom Management - K-6 Educators About.com Classroom Management and ADD Good Behavior Charts Managing Inappropriate Behavior in the Classroom Resource Guide to Bullying - University of South Carolina Tips for Creating a Peaceful Classroom Diversity "Ism" Activity (Racism, Sexism, Heterosexualism, and Classism)

69. Themes And Lesson Plans -- Indiana In The World International Cultural Fair Martin Luther King Jr. Forming diversity Clubs PDF format* Individual lesson plans can be downloaded to your computer http://indianaintheworld.indiana.edu/Lessons/index.php4

Themes and Lesson Plans... A Taste of the World The World in Your Hometown Exploring International Connections Through Service Learning Indiana From the Air ... Forming Diversity Clubs T he materials are available in three different formats: Printed versions : Call (812)856-5523 or e-mail iuirc@indiana.edu for your free copy. PDF format* : Individual lesson plans can be downloaded to your computer in a PDF format for printing out. Word document** : Via your computer in a Word document format. PDF format is Adobe Acrobat files, so you need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to view and print them If your browser is , then you need to download the WORD files to your computer and open them from Microsoft Word manually. A RCHIVED T HEMES AND L ESSON P LANS THEME I The World in Your Community suggests ways of understanding the international influences that we all experience in our own communities every day. back to top Lesson 1 A Taste of the World PDF format Word document Lesson 2 The World in Your Hometown PDF format Word document Lesson 3 Exploring International Connections Through Service Learning PDF format Word document THEME II: Indiana's Resources, Goods, and Services provides a look at the physical and human resources that allow Indiana to play a major role on the international scene.

70. Diversity Activities BYU Home McKay School Culture and diversity Activities This website provides information, activities, lesson plans, and classroom resources about http://education.byu.edu/diversity/activities.html

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY SEARCH MSE Calendar Contact Us BYU Home McKay School ... Culture and Diversity Activities Diversity Activities Why multicultural education activities are important Activities provide students an opportunity to experience new things and to express their feelings. In fact, personal expression is an essential component of multicultural education. With the incorporation of multicultural activities into the classroom, educators are better able to facilitate discussions about multicultural topics. Activities add variety to the teaching methods used in the classroom. Using activities can also help educators reach students who may benefit from a more hands-on or practical learning experience. Activities also allow students to become actively involved in the learning process. Activities encourage students to critically think about and analyze information themselves, rather than being passive recipients. How to incorporate multicultural education activities into your classroom Consider teaching techniques that increase the success and effectiveness of the activity.

71. Techlearning Creating Video Lesson Plans December 1, 2004 However, creating an effective and engaging lesson plan incorporating digital lesson Title Teaching with Video lesson diversity in the United States http://www.techlearning.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=53200180

72. Lesson Plans The following links provide immigration lesson plans that are geared towards diversity of Cultures in America Learning About Immigration through the http://www.ailf.org/pubed/tc_lessonplans.asp

Lesson Plans Immigration Curriculum Materials Resource Return to AILF Teacher's Corner Homepage In an effort to teach children and young adults the vital role immigration plays in the foundation and development of our country, AILF's Public Education staff has created this reference guide of educational curriculum materials dealing with a variety of immigration issues. It is our hope that educators will use this tool as a means of researching lesson plans to be used in their coursework. These lessons have been developed by teachers around the country, and employ a vast array of techniques and media to convey the heroic struggle between dreams and hardships that immigrants face when beginning their new life in America. We will continue to add to our collection of curricula, and eventually plan to post a searchable database of immigration lessons. Immigration Lesson Plans are Available by Grade Level Kindergarten 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade ... 12th Grade KINDERGARTEN The following links provide immigration lesson plans that are geared towards Kindergarten students: A Lens into the Past Back to Grade Selector 1ST GRADE The following links provide immigration lesson plans that are geared towards First Grade students: A Lens into the Past Back to Grade Selector 2ND GRADE The following links provide immigration lesson plans that are geared towards Second Grade students:

73. Lesson Plans These two lesson plans on religious liberty clauses in the US Religious diversity and Pluralism in America. This weeklong unit aims to help students http://www.aarweb.org/teaching/ris/lessons.asp

Lesson Plans Religion and Art Art, Religion, and Popular Culture . The goals of the three modules are (1) to read visual and literary texts from other cultures looking for what these artifacts tell them (and us) about religion—how others understand the nature, meaning, and goal of human existence; and (2) to help students “see” (also read, hear) religion all around them in new and unexpected ways. The modules emphasize class discussion, journaling, and short writing responses. One module highlights Asian religions. (For context and commentary regarding how this unit was developed, see the Religion and the Arts page). Religion and Government These two lesson plans on religious liberty clauses in the U.S. Constitution are provided by The First Amendment Center Understanding the Establishment Clause This plan provides the historical background of the religious liberty clauses of the First Amendment, and then focuses on the establishment clause. After examining the tests used by the Supreme Court in establishment clause cases, students are asked to judge whether there has been a violation of the establishment clause in five situations. Understanding the Free-Exercise Clause This plan provides five cases in which an individual's freedom of conscience comes into conflict with the interests of the larger society. Students hear the arguments put forth by plaintiffs and defendants in each case, and then deliberate on what limits, if any, may be placed on religious expression.

74. Language Arts Lesson Plans In EDU 360 312 English, Cultural diversity lesson Plan developed by Donna Hendry. Topic cultural settings. Entry level characteristics http://www.ecsu.ctstateu.edu/depts/edu/lessons/langarts.html

Language Arts Lesson Plans Using Software compiled in EDU 360 or EDU 553 or other Ed. Tech. Courses in the Education Department at Eastern Connecticut State University last updated 1/14/02 back to Lesson Index please contact David Stoloff if you have any questions Three Lesson Plans - Reading About the Rainforest Linda Rogers EDU 553 Winter 2002 Lesson One Content Standard: CT Language Arts Curriculum Framework Standard 1: Reading and Responding: Students will read and respond in individual, literal, critical, and evaluative ways to literary, informative, and persuasive text. Objectives: Vocabulary: Rainforest, canopy, Amazon, under story, community Materials: easel, markers, transparency of drawing or scanned picture of a tropical rainforest location, overhead projector, book: The Great Kapok Tree Setting: Classroom Time: 50 minutes Procedures: Closure: Teacher restates the learning objective. We learned about a community of animals that live in a rainforest. We also learned some important words that describe places that animals live in the rainforest.” Assessment: Recall of vocabulary meanings. Individual retellings evaluated by teacher. Criteria: minimal, adequate or complete understanding using comprehension rubric from portfolio assessment package.

75. NOAA Ocean Explorer: Gulf Of Mexico Deep Sea Habitats All of the lesson plans are available in pdf format, and may be viewed Focus Effects of pollution on diversity in benthic communities (Life Science) http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/03mex/background/edu/edu.html

Mission Plan Education seaweeds Connecting The Dots ... Information These lesson plans focus on Gulf of Mexico deep-sea habitats. Education Lesson Plans The Gulf of Mexico Deep Sea Habitats expedition focuses on the occurrence and ecology of deep-water corals and their associated communities and hard- bottom reef fish and invertebrate communities in little known regions of the Gulf of Mexico. Bottom currents and geographic features will also be investigated. Scientists will deploy a remotely operated vehicle to document the exploration findings. The lesson plans are grouped into the following categories: Grades 5-6 Grades 7-8 Grades 9-12 (chemical, biological, earth, and physical science). Each grade-level grouping includes activities that focus on the exploration and research being conducted as part of the Gulf of Mexico Deep Sea Habitats expedition. In addition to being tied to the National Science Education Standards, the hands-on, inquiry-based activities include focus questions, background information for teachers, links to interesting Internet sites, and extensions. Web logs that document the latest discoveries and complement the lesson plans, complete with compelling images and video, will be sent back each day from sea. Teachers are encouraged to use the daily logs from the Gulf of Mexico Deep Sea Habitats expedition, which are posted on this site, to supplement the lesson plans. Read a description of each lesson plan and/or download them to your computer. All of the lesson plans are available in pdf format, and may be viewed and printed with the free

76. Lesson Plans lesson plans References Glossary. Search. lesson seven Multiculturalism. Theme Cultural diversity. Learning Objectives http://www.deakin.edu.au/~ausjapan/800X600/lessons/lesson7.html

Lesson plans Search: Lesson seven: Multiculturalism Theme: Cultural Diversity Learning Objectives To understand Australia as a multicultural society. Questions Answer the following questions using information from the web site. Explain what is meant by 'multiculturalism'. The National Agenda for a Multicultural Australia identified three dimensions of multicultural policy. What were they? Why is the role of women in a multicultural society an issue for debate? Why do many Aboriginal communities reject multiculturalism? What are the arguments for increasing and decreasing the number of migrants coming to Australia? From which countries have refugees come to Australia? How many Japanese people migrate to Australia each year? How many Australians migrate to Japan? Activities Find out about Australian citizenship. What does a migrant gain and lose by taking Australian citizenship?

77. Global Citizen 2000 - USA Immigration This Introductory lesson on Cultural diversity can be used to improve student By clicking on the linked qustions, teachers can explore lesson plans http://gc2000.rutgers.edu/GC2000/MODULES/USA_IMM/reorganizing.htm

Printer Friendly Version Lesson Plans Developed by East Brunswick High School, Freehold Regional High School District, Highland Park High/Middle School, Instructional Objectives Students Will: Understand historical and contemporary patterns of immigration to the United States. Appreciate the diversity of motives for immigration to the United States. Evaluate the impacts of immigration on American politics, economy, culture, and environment. Evaluate the impact of American politics, economy, culture, and environment on the immigrant. Understand historical and contemporary patterns of emigration from the United States. Teacher Objectives An organizational tool for teachers to incorporate the social sciences in any lesson or cooperative group activity P = Politics E = Economics E = Environment / Geography R = Religion S = Sociology Develop an awareness of the complexity of personal reactions to the immigrant experience. Increase understanding of cultural diversity within the classroom and the larger community.

78. Kaplan Early Learning Company educationaltoys-children.asp global-diversity.asp kaplan-toys.asp preschool-language-activities.asp preschool-lesson-plans.asp http://www.kaplanco.com/links.asp

This site is best viewed in a browser that supports standards. Customer Service Contact Us Site Map Login Search by Product Keyword or Item #: Home About Kaplan Shop Our ... Playgrounds Featured Products: Monthly Pocket Chart Kaplan Flower Bean Bag Target Welcome to the Kaplan Early Learning Company The Preschool Outdoor Environment Measurement Scale (POEMS) POEMS is designed to provide direction to teachers and administrators who want to offer high-quality programs to preschool (age 3-5) children when they are outdoors. Includes a user guide, a scale and scoring protocol, reliability and validity information, and a technical assistance manual for program improvement and planning. Additional scoring protocols sold separately. Read what educators are saying about POEMS: "The tool helps users visualize outdoor play environments beyond experiences of gross motor play." — Child Care Trainer, North Carolina. "We found the scale to be a very informative and useful checklist for programs to evaluate and upgrade their outdoor space for children." — An Educator in Idaho "This scale can be used for self-improvement of our center." — A Center Administrator in Ohio

79. Diversity Resources Welcome to the College of Education diversity Resources Bibliography Class Activities Class Projects lesson plans Modules Workshops. Culture http://www.ecu.edu/cs-educ/admin/diversityresources.cfm

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80. PHSchool - AP* Lesson Plans lesson plans. Biology 5th Edition. by Campbell, Reece, Mitchell Chapter 27 Prokaryotes and the Origin of Metabolic diversity http://www.phschool.com/advanced/lesson_plans/bio_campbell_1999/

We've redesigned PHSchool.com! To take full advantage of our improved Web site, please take a moment to upgrade your browser now. The latest versions of browsers such as Internet Explorer and can be downloaded for free from the Web. Thank you. home about us accessibility tech support ... Foreign Languages Web Code: What is this? Contact your Rep Online Catalog Lesson Plans Biology 5th Edition by Campbell, Reece, Mitchell The purpose of the following Focus Lessons for Biology 5th Edition is to assist you in planning your daily lessons by highlighting important ideas and concepts in each chapter, as well as the relevant sections in the program's ancillaries. The Focus Lessons, written by an experienced AP* teacher and a curriculum developer and test prep author, suggest strategies for assessing how well your students understand the important points in each chapter and also provide test-taking tips that will help your students prepare for and take the AP* Biology test successfully. Chapter Focus Lessons by Jewel Reuter Archibishop Rummel High School Metairie, LA

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