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2013 EDUCATION DAYS At Wednesday, April 10th @ 10:05 am Monday, April 29th @ 10:05 am Wednesday, May 15th @ 10:05 am Curriculum Guide Including Kentucky’s Learning Goals and Academic Expectations IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ BEFORE CONTINUING This curriculum guide was created to provide you with a learning “compass” to help guide your students through a truly rewarding “out of class” experience. The ideas and lesson plans included within stand to serve as a guide to educators to create educational, appropriate ideas to assist in the “Education Day” at Whitaker Bank Ballpark. The curriculum has been designed by educators for educators. It is intended to help provide activities toward meeting Kentucky’s Learning Goals and Academic Expectations. For your convenience, the Learning Goals and Academic Expectations are listed within the curriculum. Regardless of the activity, the procedures and methods can easily be substituted to fit your appropriate grade level. This curriculum has been organized with the following in mind: . Educators tailor their lesson plans to meet the needs of their students. Educators may use bits and pieces of a lesson plan to create their own lesson plans. Educators have the flexibility to use this curriculum to integrate ideas into current studies. This curriculum guide has been divided into four basic areas of study: MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE, SOCIAL STUDIES, and LANGUAGE ARTS. Within each of these four areas of study, we have further divided them into two distinct sub-headings: FOCUSED LESSON PLANS and EXTENDED IDEAS. Focused Lesson Plans: With at least three samples per section, these lesson plans have been designed as a complete, top-to-bottom lesson plan.
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Cabrera, Lorenzo 1941-1943 Club Contramaestre (Cuba)
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