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Al-Alex 2012 Pros And Cons

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AL-ALEX-2008.ARTS.3.VA.1 Students will first draw a picture of the elderly at the senior citizens home. The elderly may be playing board games, bingo, eating lunch, etc. Students will then be able to paint or color the picture that they drew. The pictures will be placed on the bulletin board after they are completed. AL-ALEX-HEAL-2009.3.2 Students with the teacher will discuss different components of flu prevention. The importance of washing hands, proper cough procedure, disposal of tissue, etc. The students will then develop their own list of things they can do to help prevent illness. AL-ALEX.ELA.3.10 Students will be placed in pairs. Students will categorize the components of a hospital based on whether or not they are proper or common

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