Enjoy relevant, purposeful learning. Follow the steps of the Full-Circle Learning model through a series of activities applicable for school or home use. Lesson plans include links for broadcast or online classrooms as well as print options for classrooms or homes without technology.
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DownloadMaureen Mungai introduces the nature of love in a video. Games and drawings help learners experiences it through all the senses.
DownloadPulitzer prize-winning author Charles McNair tells a Cherokee folktale.Dr. Adela Castro translates it into Spanish. Students and families tell their own stories.
DownloadMake this yours. Add images, text and links, or connect data from your collection.Songs strengthen literacy while helping learners share love with families.
DownloadLearners aged two to seven learn about animals in their own environments.
DownloadLearners aged 8 – 18 learn about agriculture, history and invention by studying nuts. They follow the life of George Washington Carver and create their own inventions.
DownloadLearn about the Cherokee culture that inspired the storytellers. Compare indigenous cultures on three continents. Rewrite history and change future outcomes by stepping onto the conflict resolution bridge.
DownloadFollow up the study of nuts with a family cooking adventure. Learn how different cultures use variations of the same ingredients. Practice math while cooking.
DownloadPractice skills in geometry and build a village to help create new homes for humans in need.
DownloadRead about a family’s loving experience and practice writing skills to create one of your own.
DownloadSee how far you’ve come—and how far you can go—with a creative art and music activity about love.
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