Booku project series#
With each book there are a range of ideas to use within the learning environment as well as ideas to share with parents to support home learning.ĭownload the Understanding the World book project. BOOK PROJECT: WAVE OPTICS IN INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY To prepare a script for a lecture series called Optics for Spectroscopists, which might one day end. There is also a further book list for you to use to provide a breadth of texts whilst exploring the educational programme. This includes the natural world, historical events and geographical concepts. This project provides a range of books to support children in their understanding of the world around them. You can also find the project on the East Sussex Learning Collaborative Network website.
Booku project download#
You can also download the individual areas of this project: Each activity provides vocabulary, resources and ideas for families to explore.ĭownload the 50 Things to Do Before You're 5 project. We have identified 10 out of the 50 things to develop further through high-quality texts and low-cost or no-cost activities within East Sussex. The 50 things project has been designed to provide further enhancements and resources to ensure that all of the 50 things activities are equally engaged with by settings, schools and families. NEW: 50 Things to Do Before You’re 5 project The cookery project provides 8 recipes that are linked to key texts to develop children’s knowledge of the world around them through food! Fun facts are provided for each of the country as a starting point for children to discover more about the world around them. The Gratitude Book Project: Celebrating Moms & Motherhood Kozik, Donna, Rocha, Dina, Dimsey, Michelle on. New: Cookery ProjectĬooking is a perfect opportunity for children to develop their language through meaningful experiences with adults and their peers. Key vocabulary within the poem has been identified to further develop children’s language. Not the girl she was when she left campus, back when Heather Shelby. E Pluribus Unum: Lessons for Immigrant Integration from the Age of Mass Migration From the guest worker programs of the 1970s to the recent refugee crisis. Everyone is going to see the girl she wants them to see-confident, beautiful, indifferent. Each poem is linked to an artist with a range of suggested ideas and resources to support children in their development either in their setting, school or at home. Ten years after graduation, Jessica Miller has planned her triumphant return to her southern, elite Duquette University, down to the envious whispers that are sure to follow in her wake. There are 12 poems linked to the theme of the ‘Seasons’. The poetry project has been designed to support children in learning poetry through the arts and being imaginative.
As the resources shared in this project are based on the experiences of our lead practitioners and the internet, they should not be shared or re-produced for personal profit. The resources are designed to support both settings and schools and should not be used as curriculum plans but instead enhance your current provision. The book includes ten tales.Our team of Early Years Lead Practitioners have created a range of resources to support the development of vocabulary through high quality texts including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, songs and rhymes. Kumassah translated the Ewe stories into English and Cottrell retold them in contemporary English.
Recorded on location in the Volta Region in Ghana in 2006-7, these stories are the result of collaboration between Anna Cottrell and Agbotadua Togbi Kumassah. Our 2018 One Book selection is Hammer Head: the Making of a Carpenter by Nina MacLaughlin Norton, 978-0393352320. More photos at on FacebookĬottrell, Anna and Agbotadua Kumassah with Kwabena Poku (illus.) Once Upon a Time in Ghana : Traditional Ewe Stories retold in English. Accra, Ghana: Afram, 2013. Ages 9-12. Thanks to our partner in Ghana, Golden Baobab, for getting these books in the hands of children in Ghana.
Friends of Africa Access donated copies of 2014 CABA winner Once Upon a Time in Ghana (Anna Cottrell with Agbotadua Kumassah and Kwabena Poku illus) to young people in Ghana.Supporting Publishing and Literacy in Africa
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