The summer ELL program has been a good testing ground for one aspect of the proposed "house I live in" theme. Much of the 5th grade curriculum centered around Native Americans. The kids have gone on weekly trips. Thursday a group went to Smithsonian Native American Museum located near the Battery. The exhibit there featured the paintings of George Caitlin. They've been reading, researching, writing, listening and creating models-a great recipe. I combined the images Rafael took along with some I found on the online exhibit and a Native American Cherokee song, sung by Robbie Robertson.
Friday, July 22, 2005
Recipe For Success-Native American Home Study
The summer ELL program has been a good testing ground for one aspect of the proposed "house I live in" theme. Much of the 5th grade curriculum centered around Native Americans. The kids have gone on weekly trips. Thursday a group went to Smithsonian Native American Museum located near the Battery. The exhibit there featured the paintings of George Caitlin. They've been reading, researching, writing, listening and creating models-a great recipe. I combined the images Rafael took along with some I found on the online exhibit and a Native American Cherokee song, sung by Robbie Robertson.
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5 comments:
Recipe For Success is so trite and so typically pseudo of you
Suzanne (not Muller)
What's your recipe for success, your hiring policy?
That Rafael is un hombre muy macho?
I am the hombre "que tiene mas muy macho."
Ramon, custodial staff
How can I reach Rafael?
Marlon
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