I made a curriculum for the Elements: a love letter to all things everywhere. and I want you to have it. Below is a good deal for you.
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It’s for remembering and learning about our vastness and our interconnectedness as a family, a human family, a classroom and a world. There is no zooming involved whatsoever. If you want this curriculum, and the e-book, go to the link in my profile above. If you are one of the first five, you can get 50% off the curriculum and ebook bundle. CODE is XOXOXO If you are in financial straights right now, email me and we can work something out. Because I want you to have this resource if it will be helpful to you. Please message me with questions! The e-book is 15.99. The curriculum is 49.99. Bundles are a little cheaper. 2. The all ages, interdisciplinary Elements curriculum is for use with the book. While developing this curriculum, I envisioned you at home with kids of various ages jumping all over the couch, though it can also be used in classrooms. Whether your child is just starting to sound out words, making professional level powerpoint presentations, or doing a lot of creative writing, lettering or art activities, there is something in there for everybody. The formal 68 page curriculum comes with 11 Lesson Plans, printable worksheets, instructions, talking points and time estimates, but unlike most curricula it doesn’t silo subjects and grades the way I used to make sure my vegetables and starches didn’t touch on my plate. It does some mixing it up and there are lots of variations to make the activity or lesson work best for your learner and situation. The first FIVE orders can get both the ebook and the curriculum for 50% off!! See all of the bundle options and please let me know if you are interested in a larger order - there are wholesale options too. I debuted the curriculum and ebook at Quest Under the Stars - a big online science fair with many zoom rooms presenting all kinds of cool stuff - NASA moon rocks in 3D, How Rockets are Made, and encounters with Astronauts. A small child asked me ‘how does gold get in things?’ and her sister held up a plastic baton and asked ‘Is this real?’ which are both very deep questions. It was cool to connect with a teacher who wants to coordinate her english classroom with the science classroom, and waldorf educators get excited about the Head Heart and Hands quality of the Elements book.
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