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Wright Brothers Unit Study
Learning Objectives By the end of this unit, students will be able to: (These can be copied and pasted into Homeschool Tracker. When you meet a goal just check it off in the little box in tracker then your Goals … [continue reading]
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Trains Unit Study
Explore the world of trains with free and low-cost resources to study the invention, development, and influence of trains. Topics include how trains work, the differences between freight and passenger systems, and the role of railroads in shaping communities. A … [continue reading]
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Australia Unit Study
Introduce learners to the geography, wildlife, history, and culture of Australia with this flexible unit study. Designed for a range of ages and learning styles, it features budget-friendly activities, book suggestions, printable games, crafts, and recipe explorations (yes, Vegemite included!). … [continue reading]
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Amelia Earhart Unit Study
Learning Objectives The student will be able to: Appreciate the importance of Earhart‘s accomplishments. List characteristics of a brave and daring person. Describe how Amelia Earhart contributed to the advancement of women. Identify at least four aviation pioneers. Formulate their … [continue reading]
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Understanding Immigration Today Webinar
The Immigrant Learning Center free webinar Understanding Immigration Today: Current Events in the Classroom on Wednesday, February 12, 2020, from 3:00 to 4:00 PM EST. https://www.ilctr.org/promoting-immigrants/ilc-workshops/educators-2/ In this free interactive webinar, participants will learn ways to incorporate immigration news across … [continue reading]
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Social Studies Unit Studies
Listed are the unit studies that Unit-Safari did for social studies. Linked pages are listed at the top along with the date the unit was worked on or updated. Year and Unit Name Date of Unit Subject The Alamo 30-May-2004… [continue reading]
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Scotland Unit Study
Discover the people, legends, and culture of Scotland with this flexible, multi-topic unit study. From the heroic legacy of Robert the Bruce to the mystery of the Loch Ness Monster, students will explore Scotland’s rich history, music, language, and scientific … [continue reading]
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With Liberty and Justice for All
The Henry Ford Museum’s exhibit, With Liberty and Justice for All, explores four transformative moments in America’s fight for freedom: The Revolutionary Era The Antislavery Movement and Civil War Era The Woman’s Suffrage Movement The Civil Rights Movement From … [continue reading]
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Vote 2008
Hail to the Chief: Inauguration Lessons. Every four years on January 20, a president takes the Oath of Office. This week, Education World offers ten lesson plans to help your students learn about and commemorate the inauguration. A few … [continue reading]
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Michigan Social Studies
MGTV Michigan Government Television. Was sometimes live, sometimes taped. Unedited. Programming schedule and Cable Channel locator are on the website. Personally, I love MGTV. When I watch it my child is reminded that politicians can effect changes in the … [continue reading]
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