Just as a young pup can transform into a beautiful fox, changes big and small happen around us all the time. How does the grass change? How can a stone wall change? What changes happen to water in a lake?
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A group of Jesuit Priests invite Rabbi Daniels to join them on their investigative visit to Nicaragua shortly after the Sandinista revolution toppled the Somoza dictatorship. Rabbi Daniels is interested in going so he can determine if this new revolutionary government is anti-Semitic, as is being charged by the U.S. Government. He is told by the State Department that if he goes down to Nicaragua as a rabbi, he will be killed. The Jesuits promise to protect him with their lives by hiding his identity as he trave
At some point in life, you have probably assumed the role of an explorer. But you may not be realizing the full experience of exploration because you are focusing on a destination rather than a journey.
Examine a variety of ideas about explorers and exploration that may help you to think in a different way as you explore the world inside and around you. Are you ready to begin a new adventure that will
In this unit, students will gather, represent and analyze data as the essence of good research to understand their world.
The Teacher Guide is designed to provide background information on the mathematics being taught in this unit, the learning environment, mathematical communication and differentiated instruction. Also included:
Calculus: Concepts and Applications, Third Edition helps students build a deep understanding of calculus by moving beyond memorization to focus on conceptual thinking, mathematical connections, and problem solving. Designed to support success in Advanced Placement® Calculus courses and beyond, the program explores the foundational ideas of limits, derivatives, definite integrals, and indefinite integrals through clear instruction, meaningful practice, and real-world applications. With a student-centered approach and strong conceptual development, students gain the confidence and an
Interlaced themes include family, stealing, and change in this Newbery Medal Wining tale, A Single Shard. The story follows an orphan boy living in a twelfth-century Korean potter’s village. Since an early age, Tree-ear has lived under a bridge, content with the company of his older friend, Crane-man. But one-day Tree-ear watches Min creating beautiful pottery and dreams of becoming a potter himself. Soon Tree-ear begins an apprenticeship with Min that culminates in the boy taking a journey to the king’s court to show his master’s pottery. This