Egypt Camp Partnership between Miami Valley School and Miami University.

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Egypt Camp Partnership between Miami Valley School and Miami University

Who we are Jenny Presnell Humanties/Social Sciences Librarian Miami University Oxford, OH Tana Eikenbery Middle School Math and Social Studies Teacher Miami Valley School Dayton, OH

Miami Valley School

Core Values at Miami Valley Experiential Learning: “MVS believes that students thrive from opportunities to experience life and to learn while broadening their knowledge of self and kindling intellectual passion and curiosity.”

Project Period 2.5 Weeks Interdisciplinary units Break from regular classroom activities Grading and evaluation Differences by grade levels

Organization of Sixth Grade Project Period Regular classes ended Size of class Teacher Participation Week 1 at school, week 2 at Miami University

Organization of Sixth Grade Project Period Themed Days Dividing Students into groups Organization of Nomes Students’ Roles in Nomes

Organization of Nomes Khats: Scarves designate nome membership

Organization Nomes Standards: Coats of arms reflecting characteristics of nomes

Organization of Nomes Menats: Necklaces that represent the rank of a student in the nome.

Activities in other disciplines Science Mummification Lab

Activities in other disciplines English Read selection and write creatively in a journal

Activities in other disciplines Math Learn the Egyptian number system

Activities in other disciplines Art Masks Wooden Benches

Other Art Projects Tiles Sarcophaguses

Activities in other disciplines History and Geograph y 3-D Map

Activities in other disciplines Music Listen to Aida (a traditional version and the new John/Rice version) Egyptian Musical Instruments

Egyptian Culture Food Games

Egyptian Culture Making Soap

Egyptian Culture Costumes and clothing

Egyptian Culture Adornment

Egyptian Culture Creating an Ancient Egyptian

Miami University | Miami Valley Partnership How Miami University was selected

Miami University | Miami Valley Partnership Living at Miami

Miami University Libraries Who we are Setting Information Literacy at Miami Expectations of Middle School students

Evolution of Library Activities Tour beginnings Evolution of Ohio Information Systems OhioLINK InfoOhio ACRL and Information Literacy

Expansion of Information Literacy Session Multiple Sessions Website

Session One Foundations of evaluation Article Exercise

Session Two Evaluation of Websites Cyberbee Search Directory vs Search Engine Searching

Session Three Website presentations Criteria Audience participation

Session Three, revised Google Map assignment Passport

Other Libraries Art Architecture Scavenger Hunt and discussion of printed resources

Other Libraries Science Library Presentation and mummification of human!

Other Libraries Instructional Materials Center Presentation of play written by Miami student. Included MVS student designed costumes and props

Other Libraries Practicing In the IMC

The College Experience Meeting Miami’s mascot Mealtime

Restaurants

The College Experience Lectures with professors

The College Experience The Rec Center

What Students Gain Access to resources not available at school Internet and information evaluation skills Meeting with and learning from experts in their field

What Students Gain Understanding of what a university is 1st experience of college life Self responsibility Different bonding than that which occurs at school

What Miami University and Miami Libraries Gain Understanding students’ preparation for college academics Understanding younger students’ thought processes Future Miami students

Future Plans Miami University librarian work again with students, now in 7th grade Involve the MVS librarian prior to and with visit to Miami Formal evaluation of program (including students, Miami participants and MVS faculty)

Thank you. Questions?