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Arthur Sullivan (1896–1937) was an Australian recipient of the Victoria Cross. Born in South Australia, Sullivan enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force during World War I. Sent to the United Kingdom, he completed training after the Armistice came into effect. Wanting to see active service, he sought his discharge and enlisted in the British Army with the North Russia Relief Force, part of the Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War. In the early morning of 11 August 1919 he was a member of a rearguard withdrawing across the Sheika River in North Russia. As his platoon crossed the river on a one-plank bridge, it came under intense fire from Bolshevik troops, and four men fell into the river. Sullivan jumped in and rescued all four, one by one; he was awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions. He was part of the Australian Coronation Contingent in London for the coronation of King George VI in 1937 when he died of head injuries received in a fall. (Full article...)

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Khan Academy: Video Lessons and Interactive Practice

  1. VIDEO lesson #1: Coordinate Plane– graphing points-
    • PRACTICE interactive 1: Coordinate plane practice – watch out- it asks for a x-axis point or y-axis point ONLY…
    • PRACTICE interactive 2: place Y coordinates ONLY(these 3 activities can be done by just following to the next activity on Khan Academy)
    • PRACTICE interactive 3: identify points only
    • PRACTICE 4 Review!!: read down the page, look at the examples, and then answer each question.
  2. VIDEO lesson #2:Word Problems on the Coordinate Grid- working with points on a map, figuring out distance between points.
    • PRACTICE interactive #2: – word problems- place points on a map grid.

Game-based Lessons: I can read a coordinate pair and place it exactly on the coordinate plane/grid.

  1. Ladybug Coordinates– move the ladybug to the correct location when given the coordinates, focuses on over and up (Quadrant I only)
  2. Catch the Fly– practice WRITING coordinate in ALL 4 quadrants (6th grade standard, not 5th)
  3. Gopher Game– University of New Mexico’s Math Snacks. (6th grade standard with all 4 quadrants)
  4. Stock the Shelves– Mr. Nussbaum’s game using ALL 4 coordinates. This is a drag-and-drop game

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  1. Greg’s Grid Lesson–
  2. Coord Grid– many choices
  3. Dinosaur Dig– can you find the buried dinosaurs?
  4. Fun Brain “What’s the Point” – level 1
  5. Math PUP- Flying Saucer – find the missing bones
  6. Boat Coordinates– pick the ‘1 quadrant level’-
  7. Whale’s Adventure- stay a step ahead of the whale to get it to safety
  8. BILLY BUG– Get the frog to the bug

Challenging Level Games- Using all 4 quadrants (6th grade standard)

  1. Catch the Fly on the Quadrant grid– GREAT but CHALLENGING
  2. LEARN: Graphing Points on the Quadrant (negative and positive points)- locate the pig. (CHALLENGING)
  3. Jefferson Labs: Looking for the Top Quark– quadrant grid (CHALLENGING)
  4. Math Snacks: Gopher Game- VERY CHALLENGING- quadrant grid
  5. Battleship with Quarks– Jeffereson Labs

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