| Me Too Kids functions on
the "School to Work" concept - exposing children at an
early age to career choices and the preparation required for a
professional life; therefore building career information is integrated
into and used to enforce academic experiences. |
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Letter to David the engineer thanking for
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Letter to Christa the architect thanking
for blueprint demonstration |
Letter to Margaret the Architect
regarding shapes
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Learning to write a letter - letter
writing is an integral part of the program. It also helps the student to
review what was learned on the trip. |
In the process of letter
writing students learn vocabulary, spelling and how to write a letter -
which many have perhaps never done.
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Adults in the classroom; whether
teachers, parents or volunteers assist in spelling and letter ideas.
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Teaching aides are used in the classroom
to discuss the various career choices within the industry. Each child has
a tag with her/his name on which the child places on the career they want
to be for that day or lesson. |
Tradesperson sawing with student.
During these activities a student learns to associate and activity with
words. |
Academic lessons occur on the trip as
well. Here students learn the parts of a building. |
| Please Visit this website for info about
Mentoring: www.lehman.cuny.edu\education\facpages\nta.htm |
Academics 
