A continuation of stories from previous weeks:
Occupy Protests:
People vs. Profits? - worldmag.com
Dozens arrested in Occupy D.C. protests - washingtonpost.com
Read the Occupy D.C. website... interesting to read this side - occupydc.org
70 arrested as police clear Occupy camp in San Francisco and dismantle around 100 tents - washingtonpost.com
*For older students: Are Occupy Wall Street and corporate fat cats the same? (Parents, please use discretion when watching this video) - washingtonpost.com
Newly Elected Egyptian Government:
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood says it does not seek power struggle with ruling military council - washingtonpost.com
Muslim Brotherhood top winner in Egyptian election - studentnewsdaily.com
Political cartoons are an interesting way to think look at current events... many themes probably go right over the students heads?
Political Cartoons - worldmag.com
I'm interested to know what you think about using these!
Speech of the Soul: The Priority of Prayer in a Living Education
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Prayer does not equip us for greater works—prayer is the greater work.
–Oswald Chambers For a few years I have thought about doing a talk on the
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3 comments:
Thanks ~ your links are great! I recently thought, "How do we keep record of all that is happening around the world?" and made a free download - Calendar and world map of major events in 2011. We now can keep track through the year of natural disasters, weather events, political events and other current events.
FANTASTIC idea, Nadene!
Thanks so much for sharing!
:)
I like your idea of keeping track with a map! wonderful. I have downloaded it, and would like to keep a copy in the front leaf of the kids journals to update as they write their "This week in history" entries. :)
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