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Lesson 3: The Power of Conditioning & The Iceberg Analogy
The residents of Two Mills accepted the line dividing their town, because the town had always been that way. It took a new person coming to town who didn’t know the rules to make people think differently. When we hear the same thing over and over, we believe that thing is the truth, until someone tells us differently.
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Maniac Magee, Lesson 2: Cross the Line
In the movie, the town of Two Mills, PA was divided into the East side and the West side, and no one on either side would cross the line until Maniac Magee came to town. There are many lines that separate us in our lives – where we live, which school we go to, and which sports we play are all examples. We’re going to talk about some of the lines we cross everyday.
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Maniac Magee, Lesson 1
In the movie, Maniac Magee and Amanda Beale were able to find common ground and become friends, even though they weren’t supposed to, through their love of reading. Today we’re going to see where we can find common ground with each other.
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Nick News with Linda Ellerbee: The Kids' Primary
Students will understand the process of presidential elections, become aware of the 2008 candidates as well as the issues which will shape the future of our country’s leadership.
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Understanding Autism
Students will embrace an understanding of Autism and the impact on individuals with Autism, their families, the community, and themselves. Students will be more sensitive to the differences of others both on and off the Autism Spectrum.
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Linda Ellerbee NICK NEWS WITH LINDA ELLERBEE SERIES DESCRIPTION
Nick News, our flagship educational news-magazine program, is designed to educate young viewers about historical and current events. Hosted by Linda Ellerbee, this Peabody, Parents' Choice and NEA awards winning program encourages kids to look at the world around them and ask the important questions: Who, What, Where, When, and Why? Recent topics have included homelessness, AIDS in South Africa, Native American kids living on reservations and adoption.