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Critical thinking cultural activity images
Flags from Africa (ebook)
Explore Africa with this ebook of FLAGS: Algeria, Angola, Cameroon, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Mali, Morocco, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, Sudan, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe. Guide your students in noticing the colors, patterns, animals and objects on each African Flag. How many colors do you see? What shapes can you find? Is there horizontal or vertica
Grades:
2nd - 8th
Also included in: Back to School Global Awareness BUNDLE
Differentiated WebQwest: Research A Listed Artist & Replicate a Work of Art
Give students the opportunity to research various artists listed at the top, like Joan Miro or Yayoi Kusama, as well as to pick two artworks to replicate in the space provided. This is a differentiated worksheet, there is an * for (one or both) artists they should look up and may be a bit easier to replicate. Which still allows them to pick who to research on their own. This internet activity is intended to guide students to credible websites, informative videos and useful images. The worksheet
Grades:
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Stock Photo Girl Working In Factory Wearing Hair Net
This is a high resolution image of a girl working in a factory. She is wearing a hairnet and has stopped briefly to look in my direction. She and everyone in the factory is Hispanic. Other women are in the background talking. This factory is a blueberry factory in North Carolina and this part of the plant is where they were packaging the blueberries. This image was taken before the pandemic. This image can be used in so many ways: covers, blogs, lessons about work, photo of people, factory setti
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Not Grade Specific
Māori Multiple Intelligences
Māori multiple intelligences display with translations and pictures to support understanding
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5th - 12th
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Benefits of a Being Bilingual Child
Bilingual brains are better! The benefits of being a bilingual child are many!This mini-posters describe the benefits of being bilingual, in Spanish and English. Being bilingual benefits to the brain with Increased cognitive development Improved problem solving skills. If children are strong in their home language, they will make greater achievements in English.2 sets of posters: One in color and the other is easier to print in black and white!********☀️ ☀️ A portion of all purchases goes to my
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Rosa Parks Poster
Celebrate Black History Month with this inspirational quote by Rosa Parks.This poster is part of a set of 34 inspirational posters featuring famous people of color throughout American history on sale in my store! Head over to:Black History Posters
Grades:
5th - 12th
Marketing McDonalds in the 80's
Great warm up as students watch a youtube clip of a McDonalds collaboration of their commercials from the 80's. Then you can discuss marketing, target audience, appeal of the food, and what types of families did they show?
Great for Intro to Culinary Arts, Culinary Arts or any type of Restaurant Marketing Project.
*Right click image to open hyperlink
Grades:
7th - 12th
New Year's Intentions
Practice mindfulness with fun with this list of new year's intentions - choose a word for the year (how do you want to feel?) then list in the spaces things you want to try and do and make and be more mindful with throughout your year. Post it somewhere you can see and remind yourself of what's important to you, all year long. by rani. brought to you by okachiko.com (more at okachiko.wordpress.com)
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Not Grade Specific
What does Utopia Look like?
One off lesson, great way to introduce social justice in the classroom. Conducted with elementary but can be adapted to any grade level.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Good Behavior, Classroom Management, Classroom, Behavior, Paying Attention
This is one of many behavioral pictures. They are available in PowerPoint and PDF for your convenience.
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Not Grade Specific
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The ORID Model
This is a free resource to help facilitators and teachers identify important processing questions while creating an experiential learning opportunity.
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Not Grade Specific
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