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Will be student teaching in London soon.Have to teach a lesson about America,topic is open to whatever.Ideas?

It will be a 2nd grade classroom and i will be visiting in the fall. Few good answers so far such as melting pot of cultures and the upcoming election. Any other ideas would be much appreciated! thanks!

Who are the people on American coins and bank notes

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Advice needed for a student obituary lesson...?

I teach high school students who are not easily motivated educationally and have difficulty finding direction in their lives. I was wondering if creating a lesson where the students are assigned the task of writing their own obituary would be appropriate. I would tell them that the focus is not how they died or at what specific age but what they were able to accomplish during their life time and what they would be remembered for. Is this lesson too morbid?

It's a great assignment for getting them thinking about their choices in life.

I had to do this assignment in a journalism class and she had us do our obit if we died today, another if we died in five years, another for 25 years hence, and one for "if we died at the age we wanted to die." Very illuminating in terms of goals and aspirations.

I agree that you need to show them good examples. My local paper includes a feature article on the obits page written for an ordinary, everyday person, but long and in-depth, written by a journalist, like the ones they write for celebrities and other famous people. Every time I read one of them I consider what mine would sound like and whether I'd be proud of what it said.

As for whether this is morbid - consider your audience. This is a group of people who have seen every kind of death in movies, games, on the web, and on TV news (sometimes even about their own communities dealing with death). Do people remember that Columbine is a high school??

Conversely, having them write their obituary brings home the fact and somber personal reality of death - that it happens to all of us, but we get to decide what kind of life we want to lead in the meantime. It just might give them a greater respect for what life really means.

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