Showing posts with label Lincoln. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lincoln. Show all posts

Friday, May 24, 2013

Teaching Through Stamps: Links and Lessons

 
 
 
 
Stamps from Different Continents
http://dm.net/~edjackson/lesson3.pdf
 
What is a Stamp Collection?
http://dm.net/~edjackson/lesson4.pdf
 
Commemorative and Definitive Stamps
http://dm.net/~edjackson/lesson5.pdf
 
Lessons for Elementary Students
 
 
Teaching Students with Disabilities Through Stamps
 
Teaching About Lincoln Through Stamps
 
 
US State Symbols Quiz
 
 
US State Flags Quiz
 
Social Studies Task Cards
 
 
Washington or Lincoln Quiz
 
 
Math Task Cards
 
Math: Stamp Bingo
 
 
Math Worksheets: 3 Ring Circus
 
Math Worksheets: Dinosaur Division
Math Worksheets:  Sub-Traction
 
 
Math Worksheets: Nuts for Numbers
 
 
Math Worksheets: Multiplying Madness
 
Language Arts:  Captivating Captions
Language Arts:   Fact and Opinion
 


Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Postage Comfort In Times of Political Stupidity




We live in a day where the US Postage Service is no longer fast or reliable. But at least it still produces interesting stamps of quality and purpose.

Postage stamps can be a great comfort especially in times of political stupidity such as today. We are stuck with a fool whom has mastered words but not numbers.




Gratefully, stamps can harken back the days where leadership meant something. The following stamps are clear reminders of what leadership actually looks like.





Lincoln where are you in our times of trouble?  He like many of us is holding his head down in deep disappointment of our fellow citizens. Most whom are addicted to getting something for free. Stamps, the smallest works of art, are not free----so why would anything else of value be free.

I would love to tell you to get a job---but our current President has done nothing to create any.
So get a stamp instead and meditate on what it takes to stand up and make a difference in your country instead of sitting down and waiting for another check.

I am not proud of my country today. Neither is Reagan, Kennedy and Lincoln.