March
Womens
History
Month

LRC/Tech class

Ms. Rhue, rhuej@pecs.k12.il.us OR rhuej@providenceenglewood.org

Quarterly Units of Study:

Library Sciences
Digital Literacy
Media Literacy
Research Skills
Penmanship & Typing
American Sign Language

American Sign Language Activities
Practice in a mirror and/or with someone.
1. Sing and sign along!
2. Practice finger-spelling your first and last names.
3. Record the words used to
describe each letter.

~Typing

Activities~
1. Sing along!
2. Record the above QWERTY keyboard as many times as your grade level, i.e. 6th grade = 6 times

~Cursive Writing Practice~
1. Record a school heading
on loose leaf paper.
2. Practice writing lines
in the video above
to fill the rest of the page
from margin to margin.

Lift every voice and sing
Till earth and heaven ring
Ring with the harmonies of Liberty
Let our rejoicing rise
High as the listening skies
Let it resound loud as the rolling sea

Sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us
Sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us
Facing the rising sun of our new day begun
Let us march on till victory is won

Providence Englewood

Charter School

Library Resource Center

March
Womens
History
Month

LRC/Tech class

Ms. Rhue, rhuej@pecs.k12.il.us OR rhuej@providenceenglewood.org

Quarterly Units of Study:

Library Sciences

Digital Literacy

Media Literacy

Research Skills

Penmanship & Typing

American Sign Language

American Sign Language Activities
Practice in a mirror and/or with someone.
1. Sing and sign along!
2. Practice finger-spelling your first and last names.
3. Record the words used to
describe each letter.

~Typing

Activities~
1. Sing along!
2. Record the above QWERTY keyboard as many times as your grade level, i.e. 6th grade = 6 times

~Cursive Writing Practice~
1. Record a school heading
on loose leaf paper.
2. Practice writing lines
in the video above
to fill the rest of the page
from margin to margin.

March Womens History Month

LRC/Tech class

​

Ms. Rhue, rhuej@pecs.k12.il.us OR rhuej@providenceenglewood.org

Quarterly Units of Study:

Library Sciences

Digital Literacy

Media Literacy

Research Skills

Penmanship & Typing

American Sign Language

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American Sign Language Activities Practice in a mirror and/or with someone. 1. Sing and sign along! 2. Practice finger-spelling your first and last names. 3. Record the words used to describe each letter.

~Typing Activities~ 1. Sing along! 2. Record the above QWERTY keyboard as many times as your grade level, i.e. 6th grade = 6 times

~Cursive Writing Practice~ 1. Record a school heading on loose leaf paper. 2. Practice writing lines in the video above to fill the rest of the page from margin to margin.

March
Womens
History
Month

American Sign Language Activities
Practice in a mirror and/or with someone.
1. Sing and sign along!
2. Practice finger-spelling your first and last names.
3. Record the words used to
describe each letter.

~Typing

Activities~
1. Sing along!
2. Record the above QWERTY keyboard as many times as your grade level, i.e. 6th grade = 6 times

~Cursive Writing Practice~
1. Record a school heading
on loose leaf paper.
2. Practice writing lines
in the video above
to fill the rest of the page
from margin to margin.