GO SAINTS!!!!!! YOU CAN WIN!!!!!!!!!! (-:
— EmilyWhat about expanding this to the electives?
Design of Team Brands
Healthy Food choices for a Super Bowl Party
Creating activities for those who don’t wish to watch the game
Developing a game rules pocket guide
etc.
New Hampshire Milken Educator Jillian Brickley created the annual “Brickley Bowl” for her fifth graders at Charlotte Avenue Elementary School in Nashua. For the week before the Super Bowl, Brickley operates her classroom like a football game and integrates facts about the sport into daily subjects. The boys and girls represent the Super Bowl teams and earn “yards” for each question they answer correctly. Brickley and her students say that in addition to making learning fun, the Brickley Bowl builds camaraderie and teamwork.
Learn more at the Nashua Telegraph: news/948370-196/brickley-bowl-highlights-super-bowl-week-for.html.
— Jana RauschArt -
Sports can be a great opportunity for abstracted gesture drawing. Try drawing the players in motion. Using the colors in the team uniforms, plus green for the grass, draw the shapes that you see on the screen. See if you can capture the feeling of all the people smashing into each other.
— Todd BermanGiants win 39-38
— Cameron E.pats all day 21-17
— THE BASEDGODOur summer reading contest will run from June 15 – Aug. 17 this year, and any student 13-25 can participate any week for a chance to be published. Spread the word!
Our resources on teaching gay history and related issues, including a Student Opinion question on same-sex marriage.