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I am teaching my preschool class about fall clothing. Any ideas?

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May 192012

Question:
I have to teach a lesson on fall clothing to preschool age children. I’ve found some fun activities but wanted to get more ideas. I’m looking for another activity to do during circle time and then something for math and science. Any creative ideas?

Autumn Leaves~~A Fall Art Project

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Jul 182011

~Dried Autumn leaves in a frame~ Materials used are……. small canvas board keepsake frame….. card stock paper….. acrylic paint….. stickers….. And of course AUTUMN LEAVES !!! ))) Enjoy! This project can also be viewed at my website: www.gigiscraftsspace.blogspot.com All music by Kevin MacLeod Licensed under Creative Commons

Art Show Fall ’10 at Kirtland Community College

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May 012011

Dec. 10 in several rooms filled with student art projects in diverse media, a throng of proud supporters sought out their favorites… here are a few of mine… Brenda Dawe, SMW’s interpreter.

any free fall experiments that can be easily performed?

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Feb 192011

Question:
we need it for our project in physics. we should have our OWN experiment based on datas collected from three other different experiments. help please!
we really don’t need exact values… we just have to use the concept of free-fall properly.

How to Make Music with a Physics Free Fall Experiment?

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Jan 132011

Question:
I need to create a string (or multiple strings) that when dropped hit the ground creating a sound pattern that makes a song, such as Smoke on the Water. How should I space the washers so that they hit the ground at the appropriate time? Is there any equation I can use to get the distances between washers on the strings correct?

Is there a physics laboratory experiment that shows how skyscrapers fall?

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Nov 202010

Question:
Something like the piston/cylinders apparatus that demonstrates the gas laws or the loop-de-loop that shows rotational and translational energy.
Edit:
Rex, if there’s no need to repeat well documented procedures and experiments, then why do we have thousands of undergrads measures specific heats, coefficients of restitution, and resonant frequencies every semester?

Primary Resources for the Fall of Saigon?

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Sep 042010

Question:
Are there any primary resources for the Fall of Saigon? Any books or anything that relates, I am writing a paper in my history class and need to find primary resources.

Would preminitions fall under physcology?

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Jun 062010

Question:
We’re having a social studies fair coming up in Jan and my teacher wnats to get a head start on things since we’re a new school and have limited resources, so I was wanting to do it on something supernatural like astral projection [out of the body times] or premintions but I was wondering if that would fall under physcology [sorry if its spelled wrong, lol] or not so I would know if I could or not. We have to pick from these catorgories:

Anthropology
Economics
Geography
History
Political Science
and
Physcology/Sociology

Please help if you can, and thanks if you do. =]
Well my teacher was talking about this like a month ago, somehow we ended up talking about ghost and out-of-the-body times when reading the trojan war… lol and like she said you could do something like that on the social studies fair. Idk. I’ll see, we have til friday to make 3 questions so I’ll see if I cant do anything on supernatural things like that tommorrow i guess.
My teacher also a verry crazy woman, and is also interested in these things, haha, shes into like all the dragonkine things? and she majored in meidivals in college. Lol hope that helps you answer any =D

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