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Where Do Polar Bears Live? by Sarah Thomson

Lesson Plans by Ashley Trudeau

With a somewhat fiction feel, this book entices the reader with illustrations and many facts about polar bears and their cubs. Students will learn about these fascinating creatures and also about the future of the Arctic and its inhabitants.
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Buddhism: Origins & History

By Liane Hicks

Buddhism is practiced by over 500 million people worldwide and is the world's fourth largest religion. Buddhism is about 2,500 years old and began in the 6th century based on the teachings of the Buddha. It is a religion centered on peace and tranquility and the importance of leading a moral and good life.
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First 10 Amendments: The Bill of Rights

Lesson Plans by Matt Campbell

With the ratification of the Bill of Rights in 1791, Americans were guaranteed specific rights and liberties that would protect their individualism and freedom and limit the power of government. These activities allow students to display their knowledge of what the Bill of Rights is and how it impacts their daily lives.
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Egyptian Mythology

By Lauren Ayube

Egyptian mythology is the collection of myths from ancient Egypt which describe the actions of gods and goddesses as a way to understand the world around them. The ancient Egyptians believed that life, nature, and society were determined by the gods and goddesses, and when they left the Earth, pharaohs inherited the right to rule.
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Christianity: History & Traditions

By Liane Hicks

Christianity is practiced by about 2.4 billion people worldwide, making it the world's largest religion. Christians believe in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, whom they believe to be the Messiah or savior for all of humanity. Jesus' teachings focused on love, forgiveness, peace, and hope.
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Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine

By Lauren Ayube

Ella was born into a wealthy family in the land of Frell. As all newborn babies do, she received a special gift from the fairy Lucinda: the gift of obedience. No matter what, Ella was to obey every command that was given to her, and she mustn’t tell anyone about her gift. As Ella gets older, she realizes that this isn’t quite the gift that it was intended to be: it was a curse.
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Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

Lesson Plans by Rebecca Ray

In Great Expectations, the reader follows the protagonist, a young boy named Pip, through the opportunities and relationships in his life. Help your students bring the story to life with Storyboard That's premade lesson plans and activities!
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How to Negotiate Your Salary

by Nathanael Okhuysen

If you want to sell a couch, negotiate salary, or be ready for an global merger, a BATNA is a must. BATNA stands for best alternative to negotiated agreement. Visually display your negotiation strategy to share with your colleagues or partners with the help of the article, Negotiation with BATNA.
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Camera Shots, Camera Motions, and Object Motion

By Sarah Laroche

When creating a storyboard for film, it is imperative that the images reflect the script. Motion is central to these images: the motions of the characters and objects within the scene, as well as the motion of the camera observing it. Instead of bogging down the description box with tedious details of every action, let the image communicate the motion of a scene. Arrows are a simple and recognizable way to show motion or progression.
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Six Types of Negotiating Power

by Nathanael Okhuysen

Understanding your position before starting to negotiate can leverage the outcome. Preparing negotiation tactics to create your wanted outcome is very important. Find the six types of negotiation powers and see where your power lies in our full article, Types of Negotiating Power.
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