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Home > Learning Calendar > September 25

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September 2001
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September 24 - September 30, 2001

WEEKLY ARCHIVES

    FEATURED THEME:
National Literacy Month

Reading and Writing Center
Resources, tools and activities for spelling, grammar and more from our Language and Literature Center.

LitTips: 12 Practical Tips to Improve Literacy

Checkpoints in Reading
The Council for Educational Development and Research (CEDaR) has created a list of “checkpoints in reading” -- for Kindergarten and grades 3, 6, 9, and 12 -- to help parents better understand their child’s reading development.

Great Sites for Teaching about Words

MONTHLY ARCHIVES

EVENTS

Olaus Roemer, Danish astronomer first to accurately measure speed of light, born (1644)

William Faulkner, American author (Sound & the Fury) Nobel 1949, born (1897)

Red Smith, Pulitzer Prize-winning sports columnist reporter, born (1905)

Dmitri Shostakovich, Russian composer, born (1906)

Christopher Reeve, actor (Superman) and disabled champion of people with paralytic injuries, born (1952)

Emmeline Pankhurst-Goulden, English feminist, born (1858)

Barbara Walters, first network news anchor woman, born in Boston, Mass. (1931)

Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot, French army officer designed & built first automobile powered by steam, born (1725)

  • Great Sites for Teaching about...Inventors and Inventions

    Erich M. Remarque, German writer (All Quiet on the Western Front), died at 72 (1970)

    Spanish explorer Vasco Nunez de Balboa was the first European to view the eastern shore of what later became called the Pacific Ocean, after he crossed the Isthmus of Panama (1513)

    • Millenium Series: The Great Explorers!
      This week, Education World presents the second in our year-long Millennium Series. Last month we explored the Middle Ages; this month we turn our sites to the great explorers of the millennium. In the stories listed below you'll find resources and activities for exploring the great explorers -- from Leif Eriksson to Neil Armstrong!
    • Explore the Explorers Online!
      Columbus and the other early explorers provide your students with the opportunity to explore new worlds -- as well as worlds of knowledge and discovery! This week, Education World delivers a shipload of sites and activities guaranteed to keep your lessons afloat -- and your curriculum current.

    Sequoia National Park established (1890)

    Columbus sailed on his second voyage to America (1493)

    First printing press introduced into North America by Stephen Daye at Cambridge, Massachusetts (1639)

    American Revolutionary War hero Ethan Allen captured by the British (1775)

    American General Benedict Arnold joined the British side (1780)

    Congress established Yosemite National Park (1890)

    First transatlantic telephone cable went into operation (1956)

    Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Weber musical ‘Evita’ opened on Broadway (1979)

    Congress proposed the Bill of Rights (1789)

    Sandra Day O'Connor, first woman US Supreme Court Justice, sworn in (1981)



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