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Help your students further explore the world of Nature with the following lesson plans:
- Grizzlies Back from the Brink
Students will study the history of the grizzly bear in the United States, its decline in population, and the extraordinary effort made to bring the grizzly back from near extinction.
- Cheetah Challenges
Helps students learn about animal rehabilitation programs; how they function and how well the programs work.
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PBS programs for use in the classroom at both the middle school and high school levels. From Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts, and Art, there is something of interest for every teacher. Each site offers lesson plans, multimedia presentations and other resources.
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| The Celebration of Teaching & Learning |
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Learn about our adult literacy and GED resources and services.
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The WIDE ANGLE Discussion Guide offers you an exciting way to use public television programs to enrich political science, journalism, economics, and AP social studies courses. It includes video segments from the programs Dishing Democracy, Gold Futures, Brazil in Black and White, and The People's Court. Also included are program themes, essays by experts, maps, and discussion questions that are intended to help students learn more about the meaning of the events examined in each of the programs.
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Visit the VITAL New York web site to access over 2,000 free videos and lesson plans for your classroom. We're adding over 70 new resources this summer, including collections covering topics in U.S. History, the Supreme Court, and World Religions.
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