81. EduHound Weekly: November 29, 2001 http//www.billybear4kids.com/holidays/kwanzaa/kwanzaa.htm; kwanzaa Time at Kid s My Reading Coach was developed to teach anyone, age 7 through adult, http://www.eduhound.com/ewarchives/112901.html

From the Desk of Judi Spotlight Site of the Week! Spotlight School/District of the Week! Spotlight Classroom of the Week! ... EduHound Site Updates WELCOME to the 73rd Issue of EduHound Weekly! From the Desk of Judi! This week's topic is: DECEMBER HOLIDAYS The month of December is filled with many different holiday celebrations including Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa. Some sites of interest: CHRISTMAS: Awesome Clipart for Kids: Christmas! http://www.awesomeclipartforkids.com/christmas/christmas.html Christmas Time at Kid's Domain http://www.kidsdomain.com/holiday/xmas/ Merry-Christmas.com http://www.merry-christmas.com/ SantaLand.com http://www.santaland.com/ HANUKKAH: Chanukah On the Net http://www.holidays.net/chanukah/ Chanukah Time at Kid's Domain http://www.kidsdomain.com/holiday/chanukah/index.html Virtual Chanukah 2001 http://www.virtualchanukah.com/ KWANZAA: Official Kwanzaa Site http://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org Kwanzaa Fun from Billy Bear http://www.billybear4kids.com/holidays/kwanzaa/kwanzaa.htm Kwanzaa Time at Kid's Domain http://www.kidsdomain.com/holiday/kwanzaa/index.html

82. Announcing VDARE.COM’S Annual War Against Christmas Competition Instead, they teach about Hanukkah and kwanzaa. teaching children aboutkwanzaa, rather than about the Christmas carols and spirituals developed by http://www.vdare.com/pb/war_against_christmas_2001.htm

Home Why VDARE.com / The White Doe? FAQ Blog ... Printer Friendly Version... WAR AGAINST CHRISTMAS 2001 COMPETITION I II III IV ... VI Also see: War Against Christmas 2000 Announcing VDARE.COM’S Annual War Against Christmas Competition! Peter Brimelow writes: Thanksgiving is over (we’ve pointed out its forgotten National Question dimension ) but did Santa Claus bring up the end of your parade this year? That’s a tradition that’s going to go, if the Abolish America Army has anything to do with it. (Separation of saint and state, you know. Any sightings of Father Frost yet?) Claus Canned in MD! Hard to believe that our ever-popular competition to find the most egregious attempt to abolish Christmas used to appear in National Review (click here for story and last year’s competition) before Buckley abandoned immigration reform and started publishing attacks on the villains who talked him into advocating it.

83. CD Baby: SEARCH RESULTS This classic awardwinning kit is used to teach kwanzaa in Elementary schoolsnationwide. Grammy Award Winning songwriter Bunny Hull and Synthia Saint James http://www.cdbaby.com/found?allsearch=Bunny Hull

84. Sesame Workshop I try to teach them that Christmas is a time of great joy and a time to share Does your family celebrate kwanzaa? This AfricanAmerican holiday gives http://www.sesameworkshop.org/newsletters/article.php?contentId=80720

85. Sesame Workshop Does your family celebrate kwanzaa? This AfricanAmerican holiday gives they teach the seven principles of the holiday unity, http://www.sesameworkshop.org/newsletters/article.php?contentId=54020

86. Tucson Weekly : Opinion : Kwanzaa Quandary According to the official kwanzaa Web site (named, oddly enough, However, ifyou want to teach kids Swahili, knock yourself out. http://www.tucsonweekly.com/gbase/opinion/Content?oid=oid:44877

87. Kwanzaa A quality educational site offering 5000+ FREE printable theme units, word puzzles,writing forms, book report forms,math, ideas, lessons and much more. http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/month_to_month/l_december/kwanzaa/

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89. Emilyh work collaboratively to complete a herringbone diagram on kwanzaa. Remember youare teaching the others in your class about your principle. http://courses.dsu.edu/eled360/publish/emilyh.htm

Units on African-American Culture Kwanzaa by Emily Henesler Art Drama Experiences Literature ... Strategies Day one Lesson one Title: Kwanzaa Preview Subjects/Strategies: Reading, Language Arts Visualization, Brainstorming Time Required: 45 minutes Materials: chalk, blackboard space, My First Kwanzaa Book by Deborah M. Newton, a Kwanzaa portfolio booklet for every student Objectives: The students will be able to: write something they like about their holiday on the board. orally share ideas before, during, and after the reading of the book. write one paragraph on what they think Kwanzaa is. Pre-Lesson: The teacher will tell the students to close their eyes. The teacher will say the following: "Think of a holiday where all of your family gets together and you eat, visit, and maybe exchange gifts. You wake up on that morning and smell a turkey in the oven, and fresh pumpkin pie. You rush downstairs to see gifts wrapped in colorful paper. Pretty soon, your relatives start to come: grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins. You have a big meal and your stomach so full you can barely move. Later you play games with your family, visit, and perhaps sing songs." The teacher will tell the students to open their eyes. The teacher will ask the students what holiday they were thinking of. Students will probably respond with "Christmas." The teacher will ask, if anyone celebrates a different holiday instead of Christmas around the same time of year. Hanukah or other such holidays may be mentioned.

90. REACH: Lighting The Kwanzaa Candles not African American, there is a lot that the candles of kwanzaa have to teachus. The kwanzaa candles are seven three red, a black, and three green. http://www.uua.org/re/reach/worship/kwanzaa.html

REACH ARCHIVES (1994-CURRENT) More articles about Other Topics LESSONS FROM THE KWANZAA CANDLES By Gail Forsyth-Vail, DRE, North Parish Church, N. Andover, MA Unitarian Sunday School Society 1999 Intergenerational Service Award Winner Chalice Lighting Words Each morning we must hold out the chalice of our being to receive, to carry, and to give back. (Dag Hammarskjold) Song: Rise Up, O Flame (#362) Worship Leader This is the time of the year when Kwanzaa comes, followed closely by the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The message spoken quietly in African American homes at Kwanzaa is shouted to the world two weeks later at the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. Even if we are not African American, there is a lot that the candles of Kwanzaa have to teach us. The Kwanzaa candles are seven - three red, a black, and three green. The black candle is a celebration of being black, of the unique and special qualities each person brings to the whole family or community. It is a candle of the present, of today. The green candles are vision candles - candles of hopes, dreams, and promises for the future. The red candles are struggle candles, past candles, candles the color of blood, candles the color of courage. All seven candles help African Americans to remember a long struggle against injustice, against unfairness, and to promise each other that they will continue to work together against injustice. As a white person, I can't be a part of the remembering or the promise. I will not light the candles, for they are not mine to light. I will, however, honor the struggle for justice by speaking a history - the story of a people which is not often enough told in our society.

91. African Americans - Resources African American Aesthetics kwanzaa Greeting Card (A Printmaking Lesson Plan) See Resources section for lesson plans and teaching helps. http://www.africanamericans.com/Resources.htm

Resources Kwanzaa African American Aesthetics: Kwanzaa Greeting Card (A Printmaking Lesson Plan) Students learn the art of printmaking by creating cards for Kwanzaa. A Christmas Celebration in the Black Culture Kwanzaa is a relatively new holiday, and this lesson plan will make students more informed about the celebration, its meaning and activities. http://www.crpc.rice.edu/CRPC/GT/cjones/lessons/lesson1.html Kwanzaa Some suggested recipes to use for Kwanzaa. http://members.tripod.com/~Nancy_J/kwanzaa.htm Kwanzaa: An African American Festival Make Kwanzaa come alive in the classroom with this website which explains all about the holiday and its customs and has links to many lesson plans. http://www.whyy.org/smc/allen/ZwanWeb/index.html Units on African American Culture: Kwanzaa Discover this virtual treasure trove of ideas and activities in this full unit on Kwanzaa. http://www.courses.dsu.edu/eled360/publish/emilyh.htm Africa Access This electronic guide to children's materials on Africa is provided by Africa Access, a bibliographic and review service that specializes in the analysis of children's materials on Africa. http://filemaker.mcps.k12.md.us/aad/

92. Grade Level Page: Grades 1-2: Teaching About Fall & Winter Celebrations Find lesson plans and great ideas for fresh approaches to teaching your students Students will compare and contrast kwanzaa to other celebrations. http://teacher.scholastic.com/lessonplans/unit_fallwinterholiday_lesson5.htm

Scholastic Home About Us Site Map Search ... Tools Gayle Berthiaume First Grade Teacher Becker, MN Unit Plan: Let's Celebrate! Day 2: Let's Celebrate Kwanzaa! Grade Level: Duration: 90 minutes Student Goal for the Unit: Students will learn about multicultural celebrations. Student Objectives: Students will list prior knowledge of Kwanzaa. Students will listen to books. Students will compare and contrast Kwanzaa to other celebrations. Students will create a project. Materials: My First Kwanzaa Book by Debbi Chocolate, Cal Massey (Illustrator) Egg carton for each child for the Kwanzaa Mancala game Stapler 48 plus 2 extra (50) small rocks or beans for Mancala game (red beans work well) Zip Lock baggies to store each child's beans Instruction sheet for the game Computer and Inspiration software Set Up and Prepare: Have enough extra egg cartons to produce the egg pockets students need to add to their egg cartons. Each child must add a single egg pocket to both ends of his or her egg carton. The final game board will have 14 egg pockets in total. Have the extra, single pockets already cut. Plan an area where you can have the children count out five sets of ten beans to put in a baggie. These are the game pieces. Two beans will be left in the bag as extras when the game is being played. Only 48 beans are necessary for the game.

93. The Official Kwanzaa Web Site - The Founder's Message 2004 kwanzaa A Celebration of Family, Community and Culture The Official This teaching of the Husia parallels the teaching in the Odu Ifa that says “Let’s http://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org/message04-pr.html

Welcome to The Official Kwanzaa Web Site Dr. Maulana Karenga Creator of Kwanzaa Chair, The Organization Us Chair, The National Association of Kawaida Organizations (NAKO) Page Selector Introduction The Founder's Welcome Kwanzaa Roots and Branches Seven Principles The Symbols Greetings ... The Commemorative Postal Stamp Founder's Message: Biography Press Releases: Founder's Message 2004 Sign our Guestbook var name = "contact"; var domain = "officialkwanzaawebsite.org"; document.write(''); document.write('Send E-mail'); African American Cultural Center 3018 West 48th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90043-1335 (323) 299-0261 fax Download Word Document "For Ourselves and History" U S 3018 West 48th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90043-1335 Us@Us-Organization.org (213) 299-6124 - Fax (213) 299-0261 Dr. Maulana Karenga Creator of Kwanzaa This Kwanzaa millions of Africans all over the world come again together to celebrate family, community and culture and to recommit themselves to creating and practicing good in the world, using the Nguzo Saba , the Seven Principles, as the fundamental framework and foundation to achieve this. Thus, as our ancestors and elders before us, we come again together to reinforce the bonds between us as persons and peoples, and to give thanks for the harvest of good we have gathered from the fertile fields of our lands, the fruitful fields of our lives, and the bruising and blood-stained battlefields of our struggles.

94. Learning To Give - Unit - Kwanzaa: Unity Within Community The principles of kwanzaa are connected to universal principles for life withinany community. Attachment One kwanzaa Principles.) Notes for Teaching http://www.learningtogive.org/lessons/unit158/

var my_width = document.body.clientWidth; var my_column_width = ((my_width-693)/2); document.write (""); var my_width = document.body.clientWidth; var my_column_width = ((my_width-693)/2); document.write (""); Other States LTG -Indiana LTG -Michigan ... Lessons > Kwanzaa: Unity Within Community Unit Contents Kwanzaa: Unity Within Community 1. What Is Kwanzaa? 2. Habari Gani (What Is the News?) 3. Habari Gani: The Last Four Principles Other Versions Printer Friendly Teacher Resources Lesson Plans Bibliographies Briefing Papers Career Information ... LTG See more in our Resource Room Kwanzaa: Unity Within Community UNIT OVERVIEW GRADES: K-2 Subjects: Art (Dance) Art (Visual) Arts (Music) English Language Arts and Social Studies Duration: One Forty-Five Minute Class Period Three Forty-Five Minute Class Periods Four Forty-Five Minute Class Periods Key Words/Concepts: Lesson 1 ART-D: Dance: Perform ART-M: Music: Perform ART-VA: Visual Arts: Create/Communicate ELA: Cultural/Historical Contexts; Main Idea; Response to Text/Others; Summarizing/Paraphrasing PHIL: African American; Common Good; Community; Need

95. Kwanzaa Reborn I returned to the practice of celebrating kwanzaa about 7 years ago when I was On Saturdays I spent my mornings teaching school age children at St. http://www.mdcbowen.org/p1/fpp/kwanzaa.htm

Kwanzaa Reborn From mbowen in Salon February, 1999 That fall, we arranged a field trip over to rural jersey to go apple picking. Johann, the young priest who ran the program had suggested this as part of a harvest mass in the church calendar. While we were over in jersey we got huge bags of apples and a few giant pumpkins to boot. The mass was a great success; it's always pleasant when you can excite young people to participate in church and I was feeling pretty good. But as this rite progressed I was shocked into recognition. This was Kwanzaa all over again - and watching these kids took me back to my own childhood. We agreed to celebrate the Karamu on one Saturday instead of attempting to do the entire 7 day rite. I would lead. Some of the adults were concerned that it not be commercial or phony like the big Kwanzaa / black expo being advertised on the radio. Some of them had gone in prior years to the convention center and considered it all a big hustle. I shared their concerns. So there was a great deal of rediscovery and rededication in my approach to the celebration. As the elder, I was to be the caretaker of spirit for this occasion. I bought a new kofi, and borrowed my cousin's full length boubou for the occasion. I encouraged everyone to get some clothes or something - even if it was just a pin - to wear. One of the ladies brought some cloth to wear as sashes for kids who had nothing else. I photocopied some terms and passed them around.

96. Celebrate Kwanzaa With The BlackWebPortal Kuumba (creativity), the sixth day of the kwanzaa celebration strives to teachall to leave our community more beneficial and beautiful than we inherited it http://www.blackwebportal.com/tidbits/Kwanzaa.cfm

Home Classifieds Get to Know Your Holiday by Robert Rucker Kwanzaa in a nutshell is the brainchild of Dr. Maulana Karenga. Maulana invented the holiday one year after the Watts riots of Los Angeles to exemplify the rebuilding and unity of the black community that fostered after this violent event. Thereafter it has become responsible for inspiring Kwanzaa celebrations in England, Canada, Zimbabwe, and Kenya. The foundation of Kwanzaa (meaning first fruits in Swahili) lies in the Nguzo Saba, the Seven Principles which begins on December 26 to January 1. The Celebration The first day Umoja (unity) to strive for unity in the family , nation, and race. The second day Kujichaglia (self-determination) means that we will define ourselves, name ourselves, and create for ourselves. The third day, Ujima (collective work and responsibility) - to build and maintain our community together and to make our sisters and brothers problems our problems. The fourth day is Ujamaa (cooperative economics), this day symbolizes our need to own our own stores, shops, and other businesses so that we all may profit together. With Ujamaa in full swing we can end some of the poverty that exist in our community. The fifth day

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Search 100,000+ top educational sites, lessons and more! Home Education Found 2279 ' Substitute Teaching ' Web Sites. Also Try " Substitute Teachers " with quotes. Also for ' Substitute Teaching 5695 Lesson Plans 170 Books 35 Software Titles 4 Maps ... 147 Other Products Web Sites (1 - 10 of 2279): Substitute Teaching - Tricks of the Trade - - A complete description of the good, bad, and the ugly of Substitute Teaching. From the Book, SUBSTITUTE TEACHING, -Tricks of the Trade-, this homepage describes what a Substitute Teacher does, and why some choose this type of work. Reviewer: K. Mortensen Cache Report Link Problem Add Comment ... Beginning Teacher's Tool Box - This site is dedicated to helping new teachers with interactive resources, books, links, tips, and a newsletter. Survival Kit for New Teachers New Teachers' Homepage Student and Substitute Teachers' Homepage Cache Report Link Problem Add Comment Fresno Substitute Teachers Association - Fresno Unified Substitute Teachers have been underpaid and overlooked for too long. FASTA has organized substitute teachers in order to gain the following things: A Fair Daily Wage Due Process and Protection Against False Accusations End to Discri... Reviewer: K. Just

98. Children's Music By Nancy Stewart - Season Activities kwanzaa is a time for African Americans to honor their people, of kwanzaa,for the purposes of simplicity when teaching young children, family, history, http://www.nancymusic.com/PRINTseason.htm

A Season For Singing Activities and Notes Companion to recording by Nancy Stewart www.Nancymusic.com Many of the songs on this recording are familiar holiday songs, and children will simply listen and enjoy (songs with no additional activities have been omitted from these notes). Others provide opportunities for related discussion, activities, or movement. Several holidays and customs presented in these songs may be unfamiliar to children. Therefore, some explanation and or supplemental materials will be helpful. It is only by learning about each other that we can teach tolerance and peace to the children in our care. Kwanzaa (Music and Sheet Music can be found in the Song of the Month section) Since most children ( and adults for that matter! ) don’t know what Kwanzaa is, this is a great opportunity to introduce this wonderful holiday to children. Kwanzaa is a time for African Americans to honor their people, their past, and their unique culture. It lasts seven days, from December 26th to January 1st. Have children hold up seven fingers every time the word seven is sung, or a picture of the number seven. Gather several traditional African instruments to play. Or make special shakers decorated with African designs. See the Homemade Instruments page for suggestions.

99. Kwanzaa Message 2004 Likewise, kwanzaa reaffirms the centrality of our ancient and ongoing social This teaching of the Husia parallels and reinforces the teaching in the Odu http://www.nathanielturner.com/kwanzaamessage2004.htm

ChickenBones: A Journal Home The Annual Founder's Kwanzaa Message 2004 Kwanzaa and the Seven Principles Creating and Practicing Good in the World Dr. Maulana Karenga, Creator of Kwanzaa This Kwanzaa millions of Africans all over the world come again together to celebrate family, community and culture and to recommit themselves to creating and practicing good in the world, using the Nguzo Saba , the Seven Principles, as the fundamental framework and foundation to achieve this. Thus, as our ancestors and elders before us, we come again together to reinforce the bonds between us as persons and peoples, and to give thanks for the harvest of good we have gathered from the fertile fields of our lands, the fruitful fields of our lives, and the bruising and blood-stained battlefields of our struggles. We come together again also to commemorate the past, to raise and praise the sacred names and sustaining practices of the ancestors and to recommit ourselves to the dignity-affirming and life-enhancing views and values they have left to ground and guide us.

100. What Teaching Ideas Do You Have For The Thanksgiving Holiday? ERIC Digest Teaching Young Children about Native Americans TI Giving ThanksObserving Thanksgiving, kwanzaa, and Day of the Dead. PY 1997 http://www.eduref.org/cgi-bin/printresponses.cgi/Virtual/Qa/archives/Subjects/So

Printer friendly text Thanksgiving Ideas An AskERIC Response January 2003 Question How can I incorporate the holiday of Thanksgiving into my elementary school classroom? Response Hello, In response to your request on Thanksgiving for elementary students, I conducted a sample search of the ERIC database. Below I have appended my search strategy, 10 citations with abstracts, and directions for accessing the full text. These citations may represent an introductory, rather than exhaustive, search for information on your topic. If you would like to conduct your own free ERIC database searches via the Internet, please visit the ERIC Database Help pages for directions or go directly to http://www.eduref.org/Eric/adv_search.shtml to search. I have also attached some related resources that may be helpful. Thank you for using AskERIC! If you have any questions or would like further assistance, please do not hesitate to send another message. AskERIC Staff Internet Sites: * ALFY Thematic Units Picks for Thanksgiving http://www.alfy.com/teachers/teach/thematic_units/Thanksgiving/thanksgiving_1.asp

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