Where we are from (example)
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Year One
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Where we are from
3 stories
Music holds them
3 stories
Caring for the world
your year begins
Make this year meaningful and fun.
Teaching is hard and there is a lot to make happen. Weave your own journey with custom lessons and pro search tools to help you bring real life into learning… perhaps like you’ve always dreamed of. Maybe better?
a mother who let her children fly
Children are like birds: at some point their wings grow strong enough that they must take flight in search of new horizons.
Norma · Ecuador · in her own words
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Norma · Ecuador · a wordless film
chapter one · Seeds of Love
Norma supports her children
Children are like birds: at some point their wings grow strong enough that they must take flight in search of new horizons.
a wonder prompt
Do you ever talk to your parents or other adults about what they think you will be when you grow up?
and the lesson was there all along
Five children and their spouses, eleven grandchildren, two employees, and her husband. Her tables seat four. How many tables to seat everyone? Which of those counts are prime, which composite?
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Watch a wordless film. Read stories about the person. See questions people pose for you and your learners.
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Norma
Children are like birds. At some point their wings grow strong enough that they must take flight.
Ghani
My life took a twist and I became a farmer, so I turned my farm into a live museum.
Reginah
On the way back home, I feel very focused on getting the water there without spilling.
Mac
Life sure has been a long and crazy ride. I wouldn’t trade any minute of it.
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try weave live →Where We Are From (example)
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Norma
Ecuador · wordless film
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Lam
USA, Oregon · wordless film
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Word problem from this week
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Manjula
India · wordless film
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Hook
Laos · wordless film
noticing saved to your private journal
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Where we are from (example).
Norma
Lam
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Word problem
Manjula
Hook
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Where we are from
01NormaEcuador · a wordless film›
NormaEcuador · a wordless film›02LamUSA, Oregon · a wordless film›
LamUSA, Oregon · a wordless film›03TouhidIndia · a wordless film›
TouhidIndia · a wordless film›04MacUSA · a wordless film›
MacUSA · a wordless film›Where we are from
Music holds them
Caring for the world
Water, work, hands
Where food comes from
Imagination practice
Voices from across India
Service, daily
Curiosity before judgment
you open a Journey
Your whole year, at a glance.
Every journey you’ve built lives here together. Zoom out to see the year. Reshape any journey whenever the week shifts.
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Fractions and empathy
DDaniel2 days ago
Where food comes from
PPriya4 days ago
Caring for the world
SSam1 week ago
Water, work, and algebra
LLucia1 week ago
Imagination practice
OOmar2 weeks ago
Voices from across India
GGrace2 weeks ago
Service, daily
NNoah3 weeks ago
Curiosity before judgment
AAisha3 weeks ago
Morning routines
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Counting what matters
LLeolast month
Letters from far away
MMayalast month
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Educators and learners. In their own words.
Hear amazing perspectives on what changes when learners meet real people through wordless films.
voice one
A hundred questions a day. Then something happens.
The average five-year-old asks a hundred questions a day. Then something happens. We call it school. Curiosity just kind of withers as kids get older with more experience in school.
The video is like a giant question mark with no prescribed answers. You have to figure it out. And then you realize the skills you need involve getting better at math and writing and reading.
voice two
The wordless video creates the story.
The wordless video creates the story. They take the math out of that story, decontextualize it, work with the numbers in a purposeful way, and put them back into the story.
Math is about authentic, real-world problem solving. It's about empowering every single child in that classroom to look at the world in a way that lets them be the best mathematician they can be.
voice three
Empathy is a universal language.
Even if you don't speak English, or you don't speak Japanese, empathy is a universal language. These videos, they let you play the game. You can just watch and see what happens.
I feel like I've definitely changed to show more empathy and to be kinder than I was before. I feel like I'm a better person than I was. Just doing something small can help change the world.