This 31 page PDF - Chinese Characters Project is a great way to introduce Chinese characters to new learners.
The PDF explains the different elements of char... Read More...
Students enjoy learning about kung fu, so this PDF and Passport can be used to help students track their learning about the Chinese art of Kung Fu.
The PDF s... Read More...
Many teachers use projects to engage students in fun and challenging activities. However, there is a difference between projects and project-based learning. PBL... Read More...
In Project-based Learning (Part 1) you will be able to determine the difference between PBL and projects. The 8 central elements of PBL is also explained.
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Just as in a traditional classroom, there are routines that the teacher sets up so students know what to do when they don't understand or need help. Building a ... Read More...
The book 'The Pet Dragon' by Christoph Niemann introduces students to Chinese characters by embedding them into an exciting story.
When the dragon mysterious... Read More...
Students will work with a partner to research ONE topic on Ancient China and teach it to the rest of the class.
Topics are:
The Great Wall
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This Rubric is suitable for students who are researching information about any topic related to China.
Students are assessed on the following:
Content
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This Research project is an open-ended activity that allows students to choose ONE invention to inquire into.
The choices include exploring:
gunpowder
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This Research project is an open-ended activity that allows students to choose ONE topic to inquire into.
The choices include exploring: The Great Wall, The ... Read More...
The Adopt an Egg project is a great way for students to review parts of the body, colors, descriptions, and daily routines.
Students are given a hard-boiled ... Read More...
At EtonHouse, provocation pages aimed at initiating ideas, imagination are replacing drills that limit self-expression.
Gone are the days of filling ... Read More...
Provocations are an essential element in Inquiry-based learning.
A provocation can come in many different forms, but it is always intended to provoke thought... Read More...