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5th Grade
[Goal Setting - New Year's Resolutions - Personal Development]
Lesson
5th Grade
English
Explore the tradition of setting New Year's resolutions and the development of positive habits. Gain insights into effective goal-setting techniques and the concept of piggybacking goals to enhance personal development.
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5th Grade - 7th Grade
Goal Setting - Formulating New Year's Resolutions - Personal Development
Lesson
5th Grade - 7th Grade
English
Explore the concept of goal setting with a focus on creating effective New Year's resolutions. Enhance the ability to formulate clear, actionable goals and understand the principles of personal development for achieving success.
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2nd Grade
Goal-Setting - Personal Development - New Year's Resolutions
Lesson
2nd Grade
Fun, Social Studies
Learn about setting effective New Year's resolutions by focusing on personal goals and strategies for achievement. Develop skills in identifying aspirations, creating actionable plans, and reflecting on past achievements to cultivate a proactive mindset.
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1st Grade - University
Understanding Traditions - Reflection and Discovery - New Year's Celebrations
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1st Grade - University
Fun, English
Explore the diverse aspects of New Year's Eve and New Year's Day celebrations worldwide, focusing on well-known, lesser-known, and newly researched aspects of these events. Enhance understanding of cultural traditions, engage in reflective practices, and develop a deeper appreciation of global New Year's customs.
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Kindergarten - 4th Grade
Light Reflection and Refraction - Winter Theme Exploration
Lesson
Kindergarten - 4th Grade
Fun
Explore the intriguing principles of light reflection and refraction through a captivating winter theme. Gain an understanding of how light interacts with various surfaces while developing the skills necessary to apply these concepts in practical scenarios.
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1st Grade - 12th Grade
Winter Sight Words - Vocabulary Development - Language Skills
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1st Grade - 12th Grade
World Languages, English
Explore winter-themed sight words to enhance vocabulary and language skills. Learners will identify, understand, and effectively use sight words commonly related to winter themes and expressions.
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2nd Grade - 3rd Grade
Predictive Reasoning - Sneezy's Journey - Winter Adventures
Lesson
2nd Grade - 3rd Grade
Fun
Encourage learners to enhance their predictive reasoning skills by exploring Sneezy's adventures through engaging questions. Focus on understanding character behavior and making informed predictions to anticipate story progression, supporting the development of analytical thinking.
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5th Grade - 8th Grade
Historical Events - Thanksgiving Celebrations - Colonial America
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5th Grade - 8th Grade
Social Studies
Explore the origins and evolution of Thanksgiving in the United States with a focus on the historical context of the Pilgrims and their early celebrations. Gain insights into cultural traditions and their historical significance to enhance understanding of American history and its cultural development.
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4th Grade
Historical Insights - Times Square's New Year Traditions - Cultural Geography
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4th Grade
History
Explore the intriguing history and traditions of New Year's celebrations in Times Square, tracing its evolution from Long Acre Square and understanding the significance of Times Tower. Gain insight into cultural geography and historical landmarks, enhancing knowledge of the evolution of traditions and their cultural impact.
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1st Grade - 3rd Grade
Groundhog's Weather Predictions - Phil's Role and Groundhog Day Myths
Lesson
1st Grade - 3rd Grade
English
Explore the engaging tradition of Groundhog Day and the unique role of Phil, the weather-predicting groundhog from Pennsylvania. Examine the cultural importance of this event and assess Phil's effectiveness in forecasting seasonal changes. Participants will learn about the origins of Groundhog Day and critically evaluate the reliability of folklore in weather prediction.
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Kindergarten - 1st Grade
Global New Year's Traditions - Cultural Practices - World Celebrations
Lesson
Kindergarten - 1st Grade
Fun
Explore the diverse and fascinating traditions celebrated globally during New Year's Eve, such as Spain's grape-eating and Denmark's plate smashing. Gain an understanding of cultural diversity and develop an appreciation for worldwide customs by identifying and reflecting on these unique practices.
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Kindergarten - 1st Grade
Understanding Presidential Inauguration - Key Facts and Events
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Kindergarten - 1st Grade
Social Studies
Explore essential facts about the United States Presidential Inauguration, focusing on its timing, frequency, and key figures involved. Gain insight into the inauguration process, developing a comprehensive understanding of its significance in American political traditions.
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2nd Grade - 10th Grade
Capitalization Skills - Proper Usage - English Grammar
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2nd Grade - 10th Grade
English
Explore the essential rules of capitalization with a focus on proper nouns, days of the week, and months. Enhance writing proficiency by improving the ability to correctly capitalize words in different grammatical contexts.
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Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
Comparative Thinking - Essential Differences and Similarities
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Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
English
Develop skills in comparative thinking by identifying and evaluating similarities and differences across various contexts, such as the animal kingdom and common items. Enhance critical analysis abilities and deepen the understanding of comparison and contrast through practical examples and engaging activities, focusing on detailed observation and effective reasoning.
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Kindergarten - 12th Grade
Identifying Winter Apparel - Clothing Basics - Seasonal Fashion
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Kindergarten - 12th Grade
Other, English
Explore winter clothing by identifying different types of apparel such as boots, hats, and mittens. Gain the ability to accurately recognize various clothing items and comprehend their appropriate usage during the winter season.
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4th Grade - 5th Grade
Understanding Earth's Motion - Rotation and Revolution - Earth's Movements
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4th Grade - 5th Grade
Science
Understand Earth's movements by exploring the concepts of rotation and revolution. Learn how these movements influence seasonal changes and day-night cycles, gaining a solid comprehension of planetary motion and its impact on daily life.
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4th Grade - 5th Grade
Presidential Facts and Historical Events - U.S. History and Governance
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4th Grade - 5th Grade
Social Studies, History
Examine the significance of Presidents' Day by focusing on U.S. Presidents and their influence during key historical events, including the Civil and Revolutionary Wars. Understand the historical context, presidential responsibilities, and the impact these leaders had on the nation's development.
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5th Grade - 7th Grade
Veteran's Day - Historical Significance and Observance
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5th Grade - 7th Grade
Social Studies
Explore the origins and significance of Veteran's Day and its evolution from Armistice Day. Understand the historical context and learn about key symbols and traditions associated with this observance. Gain insights into why veterans are honored and develop a deeper appreciation for the contributions of military personnel throughout history.
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3rd Grade - 9th Grade
Historical Analysis - Martin Luther King Jr. - Civil Rights Movement
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3rd Grade - 9th Grade
History
Explore the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., emphasizing pivotal moments such as his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech and his significant role in the civil rights movement. Gain a deeper understanding of social justice, while developing critical thinking skills related to historical impact and social change.
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5th Grade - 6th Grade
Understanding Social Programs - Key Measures of The New Deal - U.S. History
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5th Grade - 6th Grade
History
Explore the key programs of the New Deal, including social security, labor rights, and government aid to farmers. Understand how these initiatives transformed American society and the economy, enhancing knowledge of historical government interventions.
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