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Educational Games
The rover was launched last year on July 30, 2020 and traveled 300 million miles in seven months, at speeds reaching 12,100 mph.
Perseverance: The Latest Mars Rover Adventure Begins
Hello Educators! This is a Grade 6-7 math lesson on bar graphs, a part of the resources provided to educators in our Growing Math Project.
Growing Math Featured Lesson: Reading and Comparing Bar Graphs
Hello Educators! This is a 7th grade math lesson featured on Growing Math, a resource of our pilot program.
Growing Math Featured Lesson: Rational numbers and decimals
Digital resources are always a welcome resource for your hybrid or remote classroom. Here are some that we know of that we’d like to share with you. Hopefully they make your lesson planning easier! Kennedy Center The Kennedy Center has resource collections, media, and lessons for home, and classroom. There […]
Digital Classroom Resources We Liked
When you have six times as many people using your products you need to increase your staff, and quickly. The end result is more features, more support - but less sleep for us while we scale up.
User numbers, you and the fail whale
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3 In ReflectionSince the beginning, 7 Generation Games has been steadily working to deliver much-needed resources to rural learners and educators in Native American and Latino communities. The pandemic ramped up our efforts to develop a response to the education disparities that were laid bare last spring. Closing the digital […]
What is Growing Math About?
1 When you talk about the homes of traditional Native Americans, the first thing that comes to mind for many people is a tipi. That’s because the tipi, although traditionally used primarily by Plains tribes, is what is most frequently depicted in shows, movies and other images. However, just as there […]
Home, Sweet Home: Tipis, Hogans, Wigwams and More
Now, as many Native people are decolonizing history, or dismantling Western ideologies while revitalizing Native spiritual practices, customs, and livelihoods, they are recognizing that exploring traditional subsistence methods is a positive way to restore their personal resilience and well-being. As an example, Native families in many tribes may gather wild […]
Traditional Subsistence Culture
Winter is a time for storytelling around the fire when it’s cold out. For many indigenous families across North America, winter was the season for teaching children their indigenous traditions and ceremonies through what is known as oral tradition, or storytelling. Many stories may have specific religious and ceremonial value […]
Winter Oral Tradition
Here are some activities, projects, and experiments that can be done in class or at home. Some are USDA and others are from Ag in the Classroom. Here are 12 for today. Elementary School Science Resources Pre-K to 2nd grade Eggology – will learn what a chick needs for survival […]