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The Project
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This efgProject™ is designed
to bring "Life 2 Learning." It
features fourteen lessons that are integrated
with the skills necessary for life and
work in the 21st Century.
The subjects and content areas represent
the way the world works. Each of
the Portfolio tasks aligns with the content
standards that are required in each state. When
you complete these integrated lessons
you will understand how the skills that
you are using in school apply to real
life and will be used for the rest of
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Lessons in this Project
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- History
of the Olympic Games
- Carrying
the Torch
- Olympic
Sports
- Olympic
Symbols
- Olympic
Athletes and Heroes
- World
Cultures & Governments
- Health & Fitness
- Olympic
Cities
- Technology & the
Olympic Games
- Weather
and the Olympic Games
- Architecture
and the Olympic Games
- World Travel
- Olympic
Advertising and Sponsors
- Olympic
Economics
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Comments
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You may approach this learning in many
different ways.
- You may want to answer all of the
questions and complete all of the
efgPortfolio tasks in each lesson.
- You may want to concentrate on
one subject in each of the lessons.
- You may want to select the lesson
based upon your classroom content
or an article about the lesson in
the newspaper.
- You may find information on the
Internet that provides the necessary
research for a Lesson.
- Some lessons may take a longer
amount of time based upon the amount
of content or your interest in the
topic.
- EFG recommends that you complete
all fourteen of the lessons and create
a digital portfolio of your work
that can be shared with others.
- efgProjects are adaptable for all
grades K-8 and skill levels. Once
you are familiar with the lesson
template you will see how easy it
is to modify or create your own lessons.
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Project Suggestions
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Buy or create a large world map
that can be used to record geographic
data
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Create a world map on your computer
to record geographic data
- Watch for articles about the Olympic
Games in newspapers and magazines
- Find appropriate World Wide Web
sties for research
- Interview an Olympic athlete
- Partner with the local/global community
- Conduct an Olympic Games at your
school or community park
- See picture
of an implementation at San
Onofre School at Camp Pendleton.
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Copyright
2003 efg Educational Resources, Inc.
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