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- Remembrance
Day - Teacher Resources:This site features a comprehensive
list of links to assist teachers in their planning of Remembrance
Day activities. Remember Me: Local Heroes & Memorial, a MVA
presentation, can be downloaded for class viewing. Worth a visit
as you plan to help children Remember.
- My
Hero.com: (All Grades) This site is full of information
about heroes! Have your students create & post web pages
about their local heroes ... help communicate information about
Saskatoon and Saskatchewan heroes. Searchable database and
classified into different types of heroes: angels
| animals|
artists
| business
| earthkeepers
| explorers
| family
| freedom
| hero's
hero |
lifesavers | peacemakers
| poets
| science
| sports
| teachers
| writers
. Consider bookmarking (see
the teacher resource page) some pages or making a page of
links that you would like your students to research. Also, printing
off samples for students to read and analyze may help them form
a better idea of what a hero is and who can be one! This is a
great starting point for any study of heroes! My
Hero is a nonprofit educational project that brings information
to a global audience. This site is full of valuable hero activities.
- Time
100: This site contains photographs
and stories about famous heroes and icons - Helen Keller,
Anne Frank, Rosa Parks,and Charles Lindbergh to name a few ...
great for research projects.
- National
Woman's Hall of Fame: This site contains a searchable
database (by last name), write-ups and photographs of famous women.
Great for student research or teacher read alouds.
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EducationWorld:
This link brings you to a page that hosts 10 lesson plans
for a hero study. Lessons are aimed at various grade levels.
The lessons include: My Heroes Picture Book, What Makes A Hero?,
Who Are Your Heroes?, Honor Your School and Community Heroes,
Create a Hero Holiday, Heroes in History ABC Book, Heroes Mural,
and more ...
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