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Delve into the world of human biology using hands-on activities inviting students to explore the similarities humans share anatomically and the things that make us all different from each other. Free curriculum provided by GlaxoSmithKline Curriculum.
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Starts:
Wed, January 22, 2020
9:00 AM
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1 hour
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Participants will learn mindfulness, soft-belly breathing and self-care. By practicing Mindfulness a few minutes per day, students and teachers will become proficient in concentration, creativity and self-awareness. Yoga will strengthen the muscles, improve balance and flexibility.
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Thu, January 23, 2020
9:45 AM
Duration:
30 minutes
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Travel through our country with us and explore the wonders of the 50 states. Each month a different region will be discussed. States information will include the state website and important historical and geographical facts. Students will also have the opportunity to talk about their experiences in travel. The content of this program aligns with these topics and the library media center. Note-taking is encouraged.
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Starts:
Thu, January 23, 2020
9:45 AM
Duration:
30 minutes
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Participants will learn mindfulness, soft-belly breathing and self-care. By practicing Mindfulness a few minutes per day, students and teachers will become proficient in concentration, creativity and self-awareness. Yoga will strengthen the muscles, improve balance and flexibility.
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Thu, January 23, 2020
10:30 AM
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30 minutes
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Your Community Anew - planning to improve your community with help from the book Maybe Something Beautiful: How art transformed a neighborhood by F. Isabel Campoy and Theresa Howell. Students will think and share ideas they have for how to improve on their local community - be it their classroom, school, neighborhood or town. Drawing inspiration from books like Maybe Something Beautiful and other sources, students will then be given time to draw and share their own inspired ideas that can later be used to create a classroom mural to encourage others to work for positive changes around them.
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Mon, January 27, 2020
9:30 AM
Duration:
30 minutes
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6 open seats left
What You Do: Verbs and Rhymes taught with help from the book To Root, To Toot, To Parachute by Brian P. Cleary. This lesson will introduce students to verbs as action words or things they "do". Through physical movement and discussion, students will explore verbs and
rhyming patterns. Incorporating movement, health and wellness into an emergent literacy presentation, students will reinforce vocabulary and gain knowledge of the concept of verbs, generally, and explore specific examples. Students will explore rhyming through focusing on the beginning and ending sounds of words. Lesson concludes with students being prompted to create an action-inspired work of art with their teacher after the broadcast ends.
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Wed, January 29, 2020
9:30 AM
Duration:
30 minutes
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5 open seats left
Please join us for this popular program in which we will explore the important character traits adopted by Broward Schools. Children’s literature will be used as a springboard to encourage students to talk about feelings and character and how positive social interaction is important.
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Starts:
Thu, February 6, 2020
9:00 AM
Duration:
30 minutes
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7 wait spaces available
Reading is a passport to the world. Students will experience a multicultural journey around the world and explore different cultures through stories and music. Student participation is encouraged.
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Starts:
Thu, February 6, 2020
9:45 AM
Duration:
30 minutes
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3 open seats left
Join us at the Historic Stranahan House Museum as we discover the origins of Broward County, and what brought early pioneers such as Fort Lauderdale founding father Frank Stranahan to this isolated and wild area. Learn of important moments of early Broward County history such as the arrival of Flagler’s Railroad, the draining of the Everglades, and more. Students will also learn about South Florida’s role in the larger context late 19th Century America, and what larges forces and movements, both political and cultural were at play bring about the foundations of one of the fastest growing regions in the United States.
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Grade 9-12: (SS.912.A.2.7, SS.912.A.3, SS.912.A.5, SS.912.C.2, SS.912.H.3)
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Starts:
Fri, February 7, 2020
9:30 AM
Duration:
30 minutes
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6 open seats left
Join in a two way conversation with featured student artists in Fort Lauderdale Historical Society’s annual Black History Month exhibit. Ask questions of the artists, find out what motivates them to create. See what local heroes Dillard students chose to highlight in their multimedia art works.
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Starts:
Tue, February 11, 2020
9:30 AM
Duration:
1 hour
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5 open seats left
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