| 11/11/2016 | Veterans Day! Thank you to our Service men and women today and every day!  | 
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Objective | |
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Resources to Understand Lesson | 
1)      Door Decoration – Use country theme, see attached rubric. This is a contest and judging will be at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 16.   2) Presentation board with important facts – (Due Nov. 15th to parent in charge of booth). This will be displayed on Nov. 17th in the continent booth. 
Some items that are recommended for the board are: 
·        Display map of the country – mark on a globe/poster – highlight political/geographic facts (capital, major landforms, population, president, head of state etc.) 
·        Folk dances – could be shown on iPad 
·        Language – display script – teach visitors a few words (hello, welcome, thank you) 
·        National sport/ popular games children play 
·        Clothing/Costume/National Dress 
·        Currency – show its USD equivalent 
·        Crafts demonstration 
·        Interactive Game  
·        Fun Facts - Famous People/Nobel prize winners etc. 
Please remember this is a starting point and students are encouraged to be creative (use technology) and explore ways to best represent their country. 3) Craft - Have students demonstrate a popular craft from the country. This may be recorded and shown on an iPad. 4) Interactive Game – Student created game that will be played by visitor at the booth with the objective of learning more about the country(could include fun facts/famous people and examples of game could be spin the wheel, board game etc.) 5) Flag – Each student should have a flag of the country. Ms. Magallanes will help with this and is ordering flat tongue depressors for you to use. This should be ready by Nov. 8th. We will have a practice run of the parade before the big event. | 
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Tonight's homework | 
 None :) | 



