In 1985, I was in grade 5 and wished the blackboard to be a Television. Today I see smartboards and educational websites in place.
Cleopatra’s life and death became legend, symbolizing a woman who wielded her intelligence and beauty as tools of power. She was not merely a queen bound by love or beauty; she was a ruler who knew how to use every asset she possessed to secure her throne and keep her country independent. … Continue readingমিশরের মহত্ত্ব
AUTHOR’S NOTE: A reader will likely understand this text with at least a 7th-grade education (age 12), and it should be easy for most adults to read. … Continue readingClass of Mister Nas
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are a set of guidelines developed to make web content more accessible to people with disabilities, ensuring inclusivity for a wide range of users. … Continue readingWCAG Core Principles (POUR)
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Students will be able to identify Days, Weeks, and Months of the year. Students will be able to communicate about seasons, feelings and weather by acquisition of daily uses vocabulary. … Continue readingExploring Special District
• Students will be able to identify where the USA🇺🇸 in the world 🌎 map.
• Students will be able to tell what the current season is. (autumn).
• Students will be able to pick one word and complete tasks with help. … Continue readingLesson plan on Social Studies
The song of Hiawatha: You are the highest and the greatest, you are the unique one, there is none equal to you, You are the unique one.
You have no son with any person; you are not a son of anyone. Send your blessings to the system of education and protect us from frustration. Protect us from the bad spell of evil Iblis, and safeguard us and our kids. … Continue readingSong of Hiawatha
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) lesson. Knowledge to significantly minimize paper usage, contributing to a reduced carbon footprint. … Continue readingScience (STEM)
Click on the number button to open the work. Copy in the note book. Share in the comments box. … Continue readingToMath
We’ll start by using a Mood Meter chart. This chart is like a big, colorful map of emotions. It’s divided into four different quadrants, each representing different feelings. The top right quadrant has words like “Happy” and “Excited,” the bottom right has words like “Calm” and “Content,” the bottom left has words like “Worried” and “Sad,” and the top right has words like “Angry” and “Frustrated.” … Continue readingMood Meter