Method for educating children
First Claim
1. A method for teaching children comprisingproviding a commercially available vehicle having an exterior of uniform and having, said name related to one of several educational subject areas;
- said vehicle having indicia selectively applied on said exterior providing a unique appearance to said vehicle;
selecting an educational topic within said subject area of said vehicle name to be taught;
planning a lesson on said topic;
providing one or more instructors to teach said topic;
said one or more instructors wearing clothing of a color substantially similar to said uniform color of said vehicle;
providing teaching materials that have a portion of said teaching materials colored to match said uniform color of said vehicle;
utilizing said vehicle to transport said one or more instructors and said teaching materials to an instruction site where students are present;
introducing said name of said vehicle to said students by said instructor;
instructing said students on said topic by said instructor utilizing said teaching materials;
whereby said lesson is taught by introducing said vehicle with said vehicle name related to said subject area and with similar colors for said vehicle, said clothing of said one or more instructors, and said certain portions of said teaching materials throughout said lesson;
whereby said students are provided with a visual means to recognize, classify and integrate information from said subject areas by the use of said colors.
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Abstract
The method uses vehicles as mascots for different subject areas. Each vehicle is named after a subject area and is decorated. The vehicles serve as a means to generate enthusiasm for the subject areas. Each car has its own color combination corresponding to a given subject. Each subject area has an instructor that is knowledgeable in that subject. The instructors wear clothing colored to match the color of the vehicle named after the subject area that he/she teaches. The instructors teach the pre-planned lessons on a topic in a subject. area. The pre-planned lessons also incorporate supporting information from other subject areas to the topics. The instructors drive the vehicles to sites of instruction where students are located to perform a pre-planned lesson on a topic. The sites of instruction have or utilize concepts that will be used in the pre-planned lesson. In the presentation of the lesson, an instructor uses teaching materials colored to match the color of the vehicle that he/she drives.
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1. A method for teaching children comprising
providing a commercially available vehicle having an exterior of uniform and having, said name related to one of several educational subject areas; -
said vehicle having indicia selectively applied on said exterior providing a unique appearance to said vehicle;
selecting an educational topic within said subject area of said vehicle name to be taught;
planning a lesson on said topic;
providing one or more instructors to teach said topic;
said one or more instructors wearing clothing of a color substantially similar to said uniform color of said vehicle;
providing teaching materials that have a portion of said teaching materials colored to match said uniform color of said vehicle;
utilizing said vehicle to transport said one or more instructors and said teaching materials to an instruction site where students are present;
introducing said name of said vehicle to said students by said instructor;
instructing said students on said topic by said instructor utilizing said teaching materials;
whereby said lesson is taught by introducing said vehicle with said vehicle name related to said subject area and with similar colors for said vehicle, said clothing of said one or more instructors, and said certain portions of said teaching materials throughout said lesson;
whereby said students are provided with a visual means to recognize, classify and integrate information from said subject areas by the use of said colors. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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