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Dollars & Sense Minecraft Education Book Club

Art History Block Coding Citizen Science

*Note: These activities are self-guided. Jump right in!

Dollars & Sense

What is money?

What is the process of minting bills and coins?

How to spend wisely

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Printing Money (Discovery video)

Smart Spending (Discovery video)

Share your thoughts & questions about money.(Flipgrid)

Directions: This series of slides about managing money covers a lot of topics. Depending upon your grade level, you may skip areas that don't seem to apply to you. Try each resource and explore websites thoroughly. Each slide has a link to Flipgrid to share what you learned or questions you have about finances. Explore and have fun.

What is money? (video)

Dollars & Sense

How do you earn money?

Hands-On money management course

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Getting Paid (Discovery video)

Share your thoughts & questions about money.(Flipgrid)

Earning money (TheMint.org)

Hands on Banking (choose a course: Elementary, Middle school, or high school)

Dollars & Sense

How do you save money?

How to make a budget

Planning for emergencies

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Saving & Budgeting (Khan Academy unit)

Make a budget (Discovery video)

Share your thoughts & questions about money.(Flipgrid)

Saving Tricks (TheMint.org)

Building an emergency fund(practicalmoneyskills.com)

Dollars & Sense

Earning interest

Understanding banks

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Earning interest (Discovery video)

Share your thoughts & questions about money.(Flipgrid)

How banks work (TheMint.org)

Financial Institution Basics(practicalmoneyskills.com)

What is a bank? (video)

Dollars & Sense

How to invest your money

Which investments are best for young people?

How does the stock market work?

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Introduction to stocks (Khan Academy unit)

Investing money (Discovery video)

Share your thoughts & questions about money.(Flipgrid)

What is the stock market? (TheMint.org)

How does the stock market work? (Ted Ed)

Dollars & Sense

Understanding credit

What is your credit score?

Borrowing money

Using credit cards wisely

Establishing credit worthiness

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Interest & Debt (Khan Academy unit)

Using Credit (Discovery video)

Credit reports & scores

Share your thoughts & questions about money.(Flipgrid)

Credit card facts (TheMint.org)

Credit Basics (practicalmoneyskills.com)

Dollars & Sense

Planning for college.

Ways to pay for college.

What is financial aid?

Career choices

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Paying for college (Khan Academy unit)

Career Choices (Khan Academy unit)

College planning: Big Future

Military opportunities

Share your thoughts & questions about money.(Flipgrid)

Research career pathways (Bureau of Labor Statistics)

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Long-term goals

Buying your first car

How do you buy a house?

Long-term investments

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Housing (Khan Academy unit)

Car Expenses (Khan Academy unit)

Share your thoughts & questions about money.(Flipgrid)

Investments & retirement (Khan Academy unit)

Car buying tips (consumerfinance.gov)

Buying a Home (practicalmoneyskills.com)

Art History

What is Art?

Why is Art History important?

What is the role of art museums?

Why art matters (Khan Academy unit)

How to Talk about Art History

How to visit an art museum (video)

Add your thoughts & questions about Art History. (Flipgrid)

Notice: While viewing art collections, many museum collections and artists include images of the human body. Be aware of the age-appropriateness of each activity.

Directions: As you study different time periods and cultures in art history, explore each resource thoroughly. Visit all the parts of a website, watch videos, and explore virtual art collections. What you like or dislike is individual but try to learn why the art is considered important in terms of history, culture, and impressions upon viewers. Each slide has a link to Flipgrid responses to share what you observe.

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Art History

Art in the Ancient World

Greek

Roman

Egyptian

Ancient Mediterranean Art (Khan Academy)

Ancient Mediterranean (Smarthistory.org)

Add your thoughts & questions about Art History. (Flipgrid)

How ancient art influenced modern art (video)

Greek and Roman art (The MET museum)

Egyptian art (The MET museum)

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Art History

Early European Art

The Renaissance

The Baroque Period

Europe 1300-1800 (Khan Academy unit)

Add your thoughts & questions about Art History. (Flipgrid)

Baroque Art overview (video)

Renaissance Art overview (video)

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Art History

19th Century European painting traditions

Europe 1800-1900 art traditions (Khan Academy unit)

Add your thoughts & questions about Art History. (Flipgrid)

Famous European artists and inspiring landscapes(Google Arts & Culture tour)

19th Century Art (video)

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Art History

Art of the Americas

European art of the Americas

Latin American art

Native American art

Art of the Americas (Khan Academy unit)

Add your thoughts & questions about Art History. (Flipgrid)

Museum of Latin American Art (Long Beach)

Museo de Arte de Ponce (Puerto Rico)

National Museum of the American Indian (Smithsonian)

Denver Art Museum (Indigenous arts collection)

Art of the Ancient Americas (video)

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Art History

Modern Art

Contemporary art

20th century modern art (Khan Academy unit)

Add your thoughts & questions about Art History. (Flipgrid)

Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)

Museum of Modern Art (New York)

The History of Modern Art (video)

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Art History

Global Traditions

The art of Asia

Art of the Islamic world

Pacific Islander art

The art of Asia (Khan Academy unit)

Art of the Islamic world (Khan Academy unit)

The art of Oceana (Khan Academy unit)

USC Pacific Asia Museum

Islamic art collection (British Museum)

Add your thoughts & questions about Art History. (Flipgrid)

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The Museum of New Zealand| TePapa

Art History

More cultural/historical traditions

African art traditions

Indian art

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African art (Khan Academy unit)

National Museum of African Art (Smithsonian)

Add your thoughts & questions about Art History. (Flipgrid)

Art in India (website)

Indian Art History (website)

Eight Minecraftian Families are in need. Empathize,

listen and help!

• Step 1: Access Minecraft Education on your student

device.

Click on the link below to see a folder with step-by-step guides on

downloading and installing Minecraft for Education (it may already be

installed on your device). Once Minecraft is downloaded, users will have

the ability to log in using their FUSD credentials (Email and Password):

How to Install Minecraft: Education Edition

Laptop Support Center:

(909) 357 - 7630

Minecraft Education

Extreme MinecraftEDUDream Home Makeover!

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• Step 2: Critically examine each family's

struggles and brainstorm empathetic

solutions.

There are 8 families to help in this folder:

Minecraftian Families

Minecraft Education

Extreme MinecraftEDUDream Home Makeover!

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• Step 3: Choose the family that you believe

you can help and create a list of solutions for

their new home.

• Step 4: Discuss your solutions with an adult.

Add and eliminate solutions as needed.

• Step 5: Work on building the home for the

family in Minecraft and prepare for a BIG

REVEAL.

• Step 6: Capture your final build digitally and

present to your project supervisor (the GATE

program) on Flipgrid.

Minecraft Education

Extreme MinecraftEDUDream Home Makeover!

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After you complete one final

build, I encourage you to read

through the families’ again and

design a build for another

family to present to your

“project supervisor” (the GATE

program) on Flipgrid.

Minecraft Education

Extreme MinecraftEDUDream Home Makeover!

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You will need to create a Code.org student

account with your student email address. If

you do not know your student email

address, or how to check your student

email, please ask a teacher or your school's

GATE Site Coordinator. Your student email

should be in the format StudentID @

students.fusd.net

Step 1: Create your student account.

You can do this at

https://studio.code.org/users/sign_up

Block Coding

Learn computer science at home!

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Step 2: Choose a section code.

Each section code enrolls you in lessons that

get more challenging as you go. You may start

at the beginning at Lesson A or try a more

challenging level of coding!

Lesson A section code: YDMVCM

Lesson B section code: DLBMZS

Lesson C section code: DNYXSZ

Lesson D section code: TXKSNN

Lesson E section code: VYHLSQ

Lesson F section code: LQQJJZ

Block Coding

Learn computer science at home!

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Step 3: Sign into your new Code.org account.

Navigate to https://studio.code.org/join and

type in the section code you chose on the

previous slide.

Step 4: Complete as many numbered lessons

as you can. Skip the lesson parts that say,

"Unplugged Activity," as those are meant for

classrooms.

Step 5: Once you complete a full Course, I

encourage you to move onto the next course

by inputting the next section code from the

previous slide.

Block Coding

Learn computer science at home!

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Book club7th to 12th Grades

3rd to 6th Grades

Book ClubGrades

3rd to 6th

Book Choices:

1. A Good Kind of Trouble by Lisa Moore

Ramée

2. Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline

Woodson

3. Wonder by R.J. Palacio

4. Bird by Zetta Elliott

5. Zora and Me by Victoria Bond

6. Malala: My Story of Standing Up for Girls’

Rights By: Malala Yousafzai and Sarah J.

Robbins

7. Refugee by Alan Gratz.

8. Front Desk by Kelly Yang

9. Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson.

10. Star Girl by Jerry Spinelli

11. Hatchet by Gary Paulsen

1/21- 2/6 Form to join and vote

2/7- 2/13 Form to join only

Flipgrid Discussion

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Book clubGrades

7th to 12th

Book Choices

1. Clap When You Land by Elizabeth

Acevedo

2. Persepolis: The Story of a

Childhood by Marjane Satrapi

3. The Immortal Life of Henrietta

Lacks by Rebecca Skloot

4. Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell

5. A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue

Park

6. The Truth Is by NoNieqa Ramos

7. Bless me Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya

8. The Circuit by Francisco Jimenez

1/21- 2/6 Form to join and vote

2/7- 2/13 Form to join only

Flipgrid Discussion

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Citizen ScienceExample Projects

• Celebrate Urban Birds | We're

All Close To Birds!

• Galaxy Zoo — Zooniverse

• ZSL Instant Wild

Record your progress

• Citizen Science Flipgrid

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