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    The document contains a coin-themed word scramble activity with clues about United States coins and the coin production process. It also provides a teacher observation evaluation criteria that focuses on preparation, teaching principles and methods, professionalism, and openness to improvement. The answers to the coin clues are provided at the end, with the scrambled letters unscrambled to reveal terms about coins and coin production.

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    The document contains a coin-themed word scramble activity with clues about United States coins and the coin production process. It also provides a teacher observation evaluation criteria that focuses on preparation, teaching principles and methods, professionalism, and openness to improvement. The answers to the coin clues are provided at the end, with the scrambled letters unscrambled to reveal terms about coins and coin production.

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    the lighter side

    M ar sha F ord

    Coin Toss
    Unscramble the set of letters next to each clue to find the answer. All answers
    can be found in this issues feature article.
    Example: These facilities are set up to test the purity of precious metals.
    Answer: Assay Offices

    1. The U.S. coin worth 25 cents is called a ___.


    2. The U.S. ___ was the first federal building constructed under the U.S. Constitution.
    3. Pennies are this color.

    SSYAA FCSFIOE

    EARRQTU
    IMTN
    PRCOPE

    4. As a symbol of the United States, this bird appears


    on all coins in use.

    EGEAL

    5. This president was the first to be pictured on a


    U.S. coin.

    NLCNIOL

    6. Only ____ can authorize changing a coins design


    more than once every 25 years.

    RGSNCOES

    7. This is the fourth step in creating coins.

    NITKSGRI

    8. Hoping to make a profit, some people collect


    coins as an ___.

    MTNSETIVEN

    9. Both the dollar coin and the ___ ___ coin are
    rarely used.

    FHAL LADORL

    10. Children use coins in tabletop games such as


    ___ ___.

    NNYEP KHYOCE

    11. This Mint was established in 1937 to store silver


    bullion.

    STWE INTOP

    12. This law in 1792 created the first U.S. monetary


    system.

    ANOIECG CTA

    13. ___ ___ Banks maintain monetary reserves and


    issue bank notes.

    ELERDFA REREVES

    14. Special coins designed to honor a person, place,


    or event are called ___.

    AMOOMERMVITCE

    15. ___ is the study or collecting of coins.

    MINMITUCSSA
    Answers on page 25

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    Teacher Observation and Evaluation Criteria (Continued)


    Reflective Teacher Observation Model for In-Service Teacher Trainees Sadia Ali

    VI. PREPARATION AND SCHOLARSHIP The teacher exhibits, in his or her performance, evidence of having a theoretical background and knowledge of the principles and methods of teaching
    and a commitment to education as a profession.
    Indicators:
    Keeps abreast of current and effective emerging principles of teaching
    Contributes to school and professionalism
    Maintains professional rapport with colleagues, parents, and community
    VII. EFFORT TOWARD IMPROVEMENT WHEN NEEDED The teacher demonstrates an awareness
    of his or her limitations and strengths and demonstrates continued professional growth.
    Indicators:
    Participates in career development
    Utilizes self-evaluation as a tool for professional growth
    Responds constructively to recommendations
    Adapted from Bellingham Public Schools 2006
    Used with permission

    ANSWERS TO The Lighter Side


    Coin Toss
    1. Quarter
    2. Mint
    3. Copper
    4. Eagle
    5. Lincoln
    6. Congress
    7. Striking
    8. Investment
    9. Half Dollar
    10. Penny Hockey
    11. West Point
    12. Coinage Act
    13. Federal Reserve
    14. Commemorative
    15. Numismatics
    E

    N G L I S H

    07-0001 ETF_16_25.indd 25

    E A C H I N G

    O R U M

    NUMBER

    2007

    25

    11/20/06 11:24:46 AM

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