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Victoria Day/Memorial Day - (16-05-2012)

 

The next long weekend is nearly upon us, and that means it's time to take a look at how the topic can be approached in class.  If you're looking for some of theose end-of-the-day/fill-in activities to use this week, fear no more.  I've found a short list for both the Canadian and American version of the holiday. For those of us here in Canada, check out the following resources (albeit scarce resources) regarding Victoria Day:

SMART Exchange -- a few SMART Notebook activities that are applicable.

Victoria Day website -- not super interactive, but a quick overview of what the holiday is all about.

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And for our southern neighbours, here's a list of some activities for Memorial Day the week after:

SMART Exchange -- a list of applicable Notebook and Response activities.

Interactive Timeline that has been embedded in the Orange County Register

History Channel -- you can always rely on these guys for bringing you a variety of excellent content: videos, info, etc.

 

Happy Victoria Day/Memorial Day/Whatever other day other continents observe the next couple of weeks! In short: happy May long weekend!

Vanessa

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A classroom educator for 10 years, I’m now thrilled to be working full time training teachers and helping them integrate technology into their classrooms.

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