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Showing posts with label
reaping
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8.09.2013
Hosting Non-Violent Hunger Games Activities, Part 2
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Previously, I blogged about competitive activities for your students that stay true to the theme of non-violence in The Hunger Ga...
8.07.2013
How to Host a Non-Violent Class Hunger Games
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If your students are anything like mine, one of the first things they ask me is if we get to have a class simulation of the Games ...
10.15.2012
Introducing the The Hunger Games with The Lottery
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How do you introduce The Hunger Games to your students? Do you jump right in and start reading? Do any activities prior? Researc...
9.30.2012
Incorporate Free Rice Into Your Class "Games"
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Use Free Rice as part of your Hunger Games class challenge. If you plan to have a mock reaping and have your students participate in a ...
7.08.2012
The Original Silent Salute? Comparing Moments from the Olympic Games with The Hunger Games
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Integrating events from pop culture with your curriculum is an excellent way to connect with and engage your students. So whether you a...
11.01.2011
Hunger Games Classroom Training Games, vol. 2
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Camouflaging the orange backpack... If you head over to the Hunger Games Lessons Facebook page , you can see the photos I uploaded of ...
8.03.2011
The Capitol: How Do You Envision the Characters?
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A great internet friend (who happens to live in Charlotte, NC) shared this link from The Charlotte Observer's post on the filming of ...
5.14.2011
Class Reaping and Training: Let the Games Begin!
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My students had a lot of fun participating in a mock reaping for each district in class based on the popular novel by Suzanne Collins. (Se...
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