Today's Supplemental Educational Resources. Math and Music, Universal Language. How Are Math and Music Helping right now?

Thursday, 4/16/2020



























Morning meeting.
Go over the Schedule. Flexibility is ok here.

1. For a view of the English pasture and sheep where Betrix Potter, Author from England lived. A Little morning History about Peter Rabbit and all the stories Beatrix Potter wrote. 
From the Author Susan Branch’s twitter feed. 
Beatrix Potter’s Home area. 
<Sharing the view from Beatrix’s home in Near Sawrey this morning>
#nationaltrust #lakedistrict #beatrixpotter>
#inspirationalwomen ow.ly/Uoxa30iP91u
<https://twitter.com/dearsusanbranch/status/1250441850864857088?s=20>
<https://www.biography.com/writer/beatrix-potter>
YouTube video
<https://youtu.be/fErRjperZiM>

Peter Rabbit and Other Tales

In 1902, Frederick Warne & Co. brought this delightful story to the public. Their new edition of The Tale Of Peter Rabbit quickly became a hit with young readers. More animal adventures soon followed with The Tale of  Squirrel Nutkin (1903) and The Tale of Benjamin Bunny (1904) among other stories. Norman Warne worked as her editor on many of these early titles.

Potter suffered a great personal loss in 1905 when Warne died. He passed away just weeks after he proposed to her. Her parents, however, had objected to the match. She bought Hill Top Farm in the Lake District that same year and there she wrote such books as The Tale of Tom Kitten (1907) and The Tale of Samuel Whiskers (1908).
Later Life and Death
In 1913, Potter married local lawyer William Heelis. She only produced a few more books after tying the knot. Potter published The Fairy Caravan in 1926, but only in the United States. She thought the book was too autobiographical to be released in England. The Tale of Little Pig Robinson (1930) proved to be her final children's book. 
Instead of writing, Potter focused much of her attention on her farms and land preservation in the Lake District. She was a successful breeder of sheep and well regarded for her work to protect the beautiful countryside she adored.

Potter died on December 22, 1943, in Sawrey, England. In her will, she left much of her land holdings to the National Trust to protect it from development and to preserve it for future generations. Potter also left behind a mystery—she had written a journal in code. The code was finally cracked and the work published in 1966 as The Journal of Beatrix Potter. To this day, generation after generation are won over by her charming tales and illustrations.

Write a paragraph about the sheep in this film.
Draw a picture of a sheep.

2. Math time.

Talk about How Music has become so Important during Covid19. What artists Have you seen? How has their Music uplifted your Quarantine Family or raised Money or Funding for Health Care Workers, Research, Immunization research. 


talk about how Music and Math are both Mathematical and Universal Languages. What does Universal language mean?
Talk about what kind of Music you Like or appreciate. 
What components of Music are Mathematical. 
Talk about the History of Music. 
How instruments were made in the Beginning of Recorded time. 
How are instruments the same?
How Have they evolved and Changed?
Are any the same as primitive instruments?
Talk about choruses of people. With music. Voices on their own. 
What kinds of Music are part of your Family Heredity? Generational? What music is part of where you live? 
Do you want to learn an instrument? 
Where could you find this instrument? 
Write a paragraph about The music you would play and how it would change or heal the world.
Where would you play this music?
What would it sound like?
Who would be there listening?

Check out this link. Look for any others that interest you.
Write a poem or lyrics that will be set to Music. 
Perform for your Quarantine Family. 
Boston Symphony Orchestra at Home 
https://www.bso.org/brands/bso/at-home.aspx?utm_source=ActiveCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Behind+the+scenes+with+the+Tanglewood+Festival+Chorus+and+more%21&utm_campaign=MKT+BSO+at+Home+Week+3+Behind+the+Scenes

4.Creativebug online classes and App.
https://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/crochet-a-rag-rug?trk_msg=VD8HS303GOR4LDV2P2GDKUVLMC&trk_contact=1DU0LSIQQ2D7E17EPG51SHLNK4&trk_sid=UNCDF6OUP64PED8QH6E46OB7DC&utm_source=cb&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Crochet+a+Rag+Rug+with+Cal+Patch+-+Star+rating%3a+4.8%2f5+stars+-+WATCH+NOW&utm_campaign=04.12.20_April_Archives_Nonsubs&utm_content=04.12.20_April_Archives_Nonsubs


Morning Break.

5. Creating a comic book page for your morning. Math and Music. How it is present in your Daily Life and Community. The History, Types of Music, How they make you feel. How they Inspire you. 
View film. <https://created.crayola.com/viewdocument/classroom-project-idea-starter-com>

6. See<https://twitter.com/battelleforkids/status/1250444519499325441?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Eembeddedtimeline%7Ctwterm%5Eprofile%3AcreatEDCrayola%7Ctwcon%5Etimelinechrome&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcreated.crayola.com%2Fat-home-learning-home%2Fweekly-activity>

Read quietly, May use a device for a Break. Educational App, or Music.

After Lunch.

Take a virtual Train ride and write about your trip. 
https://www.smartertravel.com/7-soothing-train-ride-videos-to-ease-your-mind/?source=107300&u=CD875B8403

7.From Wellness Mama. 100+ boredom busting Activities
https://wellnessmama.com/400608/kids-activities/?ck_subscriber_id=307436836

8. GoNoodle.com
Brainercise. https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/fist-and-flat-1https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/think-like-a-scientist

9. Watch master board maker, Make a surfboard. 
https://www.instagram.com/carhartt/?cid=eml_eml_04122020_OG_MS_S_BS_MTC_GEN_N_0412JoshMartin&et_cid=24836801&et_rid=300196836&linkid=https%3a%2f%2fwww.instagram.com%2fcarhartt%2f&c3ch=Email&c3nid=eml_eml_04122020_OG_MS_S_BS_MTC_GEN_N_0412JoshMartin

While on instagram check out Photographer. Mitty, & #oceanschool

10. From the National Geographic website. <https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/videos/party-animals/?cmpid=org=ngp::mc=crm-email::src=ngp::cmp=editorial::add=FFG_Special_20200412&rid=DC7995CB28CC7DB1C2AD2ADD4DC83F38/#/1097480771725>Many other activities here. 

Also. https://pbskids.org

African Wildlife Cam, and 11 more. This one has some beautiful images.
https://www.jetsetter.com/magazine/livestream-travel-cams/?source=115964&u=KOBBNUFONI&nltv=&nl_cs=52033509%3A%3A%3A%3A%3A%3A&mcid=57485

https://www.triathlete.com/culture/people/dispatches-a-pro-triathlete-quaran-teaching-in-new-hampshire/?utm_source=Pocket+Outdoor+Media%3A+PodiumRunner%2C+Triathlete%2C+VeloNews%2C+VeloPress%2C+VeloSwap%2C+Women%27s+Running&utm_campaign=5d4ddfe567-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_04_13_10_59&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_fd870bf0b5-5d4ddfe567-81174793&mc_cid=5d4ddfe567&mc_eid=51fb6b92c7

https://www.creativebug.com/classseries/50-free-classes-with-creativebug?trk_msg=D2HUFSVM7H74NFTIMQC9IMOAQG&trk_contact=1DU0LSIQQ2D7E17EPG51SHLNK4&trk_sid=VGROHFDBDR11PL3KT1UE7QE378&utm_source=cb&utm_medium=email&utm_term=FREE+FOR+ALL+-+We’ve+curated+50+of+our+favorite+classes+and+have+made+them+absolutely+free+to+watch%2c+no+subscription+required.+If+you’ve+got+some+free+time+on+your+hands%2c+dive+into+one+of+these+projects+-+we+can’t+wait+to+see+what+you’ll+make!&utm_campaign=04.14.20_April_Favorites_Nonsubs&utm_content=04.14.20_April_Favorites_Nonsubs

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