Resource Guides
Resource Guides
Resource Guides
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If you're visiting this site, there's a special reward for our NIE teachers. Thank you.Newspaper Literacy & General Educational Development
(By Craig Lancto) The newspaper presents students with authentic literature through which they learn about the real world. While students are studying grammar, language arts, social studies, etc., they are becoming familiar with the people and events that are shaping the future. This guide also provides a section correlated to GED standards and target date activities.Veteran’s Day Newspaper Activities
Veteran’s Day Newspaper ActivitiesSt. Valentines Day Scavenger Hunt
St. Valentines Day Scavenger HuntNewspaper-Related Books List (K-12)
Newspaper-Related Books List for grades K-12.How to Read a Newspaper by Walter Cronkite
How to Read a Newspaper by Walter CronkiteHoliday Season Newspaper Activities
Holiday Season Newspaper ActivitiesHoliday Scavenger Hunt
Holiday Scavenger HuntHistory of NIE
History of NIEHalloween Newspaper Activities
Halloween Newspaper ActivitiesConstitution Scavenger Hunt
Constitution Scavenger Hunt1795 Editorial in Portland (ME) Herald on Educational Use of the Newspaper
1795 Editorial in Portland (ME) Herald on Educational Use of the NewspaperThanksgiving Newspaper Activities
Thanksgiving Newspaper ActivitiesQuickie Lessons - Short quick lesson activities for all major subject areas
Quickie Lessons - Short quick lesson activities for all major subject areas100 Ways to Use the Newspaper
100 Ways to Use the NewspaperWomen’s History Guide
This guide provides biographies of 45 historic women celebrating their accomplishments. A newspaper lesson activity is provided with each bio related to the woman’s area of achievement.Mentoring Course Student Supplement from The National Mentoring Partnership
The mentoring relationship is usually between an adult (the mentor) and a teenager (the mentee). The relationship focuses on the teen's needs. Mentors encourage students to reach their goals based on developing a vision of the future. So, wherever students want to go, mentoring can help them get there!ESTEME Week (Excellence in Science, Tech., Engineering and Mathematics Education)
Provides information on ESTEME careers and how to prepare for them.Entering The Workforce - How to get and Keep a Job
(grades 9-12) So students are looking for a new job… Where do they look? What's needed before they apply? What happens in a job interview? Once they get a job… How do they make a good impression? How can they be successful on the job? How do they get along with others? What can they do to move up to a better job? This student supplement gives students simple straightforward suggestions for finding and keeping a job that's right for them.Celebrate Theatre
This guide includes information on the nature of theatre and theatre education and provides detailed lesson plans and student activity sheets.Craft Ideas for Re-Using the Newspaper
Fun craft ideas that can be done with newspapers.Career Day Scavenger Hunt
Career Day Scavenger HuntWho Works at a Newspaper Flyer
Who Works at a Newspaper FlyerArt Activities Using the Newspaper
Art Activities Using the NewspaperCrime Prevention
Created in partnership with the National Crime Prevention Council, this supplement provides tips for students, parents, and teachers on how to keep themselves, their schools and their communities safe from crime.More from The Santa Fe New Mexican
Hoops 2008-09: Blue Griffins looking to utilize experience, depth to reach aspirations
The Santa Fe Preparatory's boys basketball team is unaccustomed to winning District 4AA championships. Chris Chakeres, Santa Fe Prep head coach, hopes to end the drought this year. »Story
The storyteller way
Tony Hillerman, who died of pulmonary failure in Albuquerque on Oct. 26 at the age of 83, was a man of parts and of words. Whenever and whatever he wrote, you knew you were in safe and clever hands. »Story
State center will be focal point for international study of caves, karst
If George Veni were to take up the guise of a superhero, there's no doubt he'd become the Karst Krusader. »Story
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