Friday, January 13, 2012

90 Minutes More in School in Chicago - About Time.


But----- What to do with those 90 minutes? Here are a few suggestions:

  Language Arts:   Practice having a 5 minute conversation without saying "like" or "awesome".
 Hand write a 100 word essay using full sentences without textisms.

Social Studies:   Take a field trip on public transportation.  Instruction on standing for disabled people, keeping voice down and once off the train or  bus, walking on the right in pairs, not five abreast.
    Geography:  Identify North Riverside,  North Dakota, North Korea,Northern Ireland and the North Sea on a map.  Next week work on southerly locations, including Chicago's south side.
      
      History:  Learn about where your grandparents came from and why they left there. Visit the Chicago History Museum on the suggested field trip.


    Math:  Figure out how much change you get back from a dollar after making a 32 cent purchase 
                without using a calculator or your fingers.
                Compare the cost of buying Chicken McNuggets vs. buying a whole chicken to cook at home.

    The Arts:  Send them out to paint flowers and rainbows over the graffiti.

    Physical Education: Any activity to use up excess energy.  JUST KEEP MOVING.... and make them check their mobile devices at the door.

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