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Greatest Art Thefts Resource Links
Other Interesting Information: The Monuments Men who tried to save art: https://smithsonianchannel.vhx.tv/videos/where-the-nazis-hid-3-5-billion-of-stolen-art History.com~Ten Famous Art Heists Two Irish Students steal a Masterpiece Famous Paintings~Artwork for Kids
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Learning Circles
After participating in a Learning Circle workshop presented by Lori Magri, Brandi Price, Cailin Lau, et al., it became much clearer to me the importance of connecting to our ancestry and the connection to First People’s Principles of Learning. This … Continue reading
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Chose Your Art
Art Inquiry Criteria You are going to investigate a piece of stolen art. You are about to embark on an inquiry project about stolen art. You may do this project on your own, or with one partner. Follow these steps … Continue reading
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Hey Little Ant ~ How to be reflective?
Because Hey, Little Ant ends with a question–“What do you think that kid should do?”– the story naturally leads to discussion. Children want to keep talking. Common topics include bullying (“Have you ever felt like the ant?”) and the connectedness of living … Continue reading
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Division 3 worked in groups to develop qustions about great art thefts!
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Great Art Thefts
What are some of the things these images have in common? You will see 4 images. In partners, explain your thinking. What are some things they have in common? Do I have a least 4 ideas? What are they? … Continue reading
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Inventing & Engineering
Making mistakes and learning from them is part of the process. Watch Kid President!
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Inman Library ~ Animals in War Display
Why is there a bear in the Remembrance Day Display? Check out some of the videos below about “Winnie”, most famous Canadian Bear!
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Honouring our Aboriginal Veterans
Some of our most decorated Veterans are aboriginal people. Indigenous people have a long and proud tradition of military service in Canada. From the earliest days before Canada was even a country of its own, through the First and Second … Continue reading
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