Literacy, Languages & the Arts May 22-28, 2013 |
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Find the latest educational resources from Iowa Public Television.
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Teach Students to Dig Deeper Grade Range: 3-8
Do you ever struggle to allow students to "think out of the box," even if they have a hard time at first?
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Will's Words Grade Range: 6-12
William Shakespeare was one smart guy, no doubt about it. He had a way with words, a flair for formulating a phrase, an aptitude for inventiveness. In fact, it is estimated that he coined more than 2000 words and phrases, many of which we still use today.
Can you identify Will's Words?
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We the People Grade Range: 6-12
In this activity, students will compare the original and final draft of the Constitution and evaluate the differences that exist between the two.
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Langston Hughes Timeline Grade Range: 9-12
Explore the life and work of Langston Hughes, well-known for his perceptive portrayals of life in black America, in the context of world events. Discover Hughes's poetry, novels, short stories, plays, children's books and non-fiction.
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Drama: The Theater Grade Range: 6-12
Go backstage at the theater to learn some terminology and techniques of theater production, from stage directions to make-up and costumes. Try your skill in controlling lights and sound, making a young actor look old, dressing actors with Shakespearean fashions and designing a scene to match the period of the play.
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Restoring the Parthenon Grade Range: 9-12
In this slide show, see how the Acropolis Restoration Project team is reassembling the Parthenon-a 100,000-ton, three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle with 70,000 individual pieces-combining the latest science with the techniques of ancient Greek architects and builders.
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