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Preview of Code Crackers #1 - Caesar Cipher

Code Crackers #1 - Caesar Cipher

Help your students develop critical thinking skills, learn a bit about Ancient Rome, and have some fun at the same time with this Code Cracker activity! Students will be introduced to the Caesar cipher and learn how it works, then they will have an opportunity to crack some codes themselves. There is also a space for them to create their own codes for each other to decipher.This activity comes with a cipher wheel that students can make to help them with their code cracking (they will need a bras
Preview of Thanksgiving Dinner on a Budget

Thanksgiving Dinner on a Budget

Created by
Jill Fandel
Students will have the opportunity to create a Thanksgiving dinner for 12 people based off of a 100 dollar budget. A full list of traditional Thanksgiving dinner foods, with pictures (for visual learners), and prices is included. Feel free to use the parameters set up in this file OR create your own!!
Preview of Stereotypes in a Bag: Identifying, Classifying, and Analyzing Stereotypes

Stereotypes in a Bag: Identifying, Classifying, and Analyzing Stereotypes

Created by
Playful STEM
For more activities like this one, check out my growing series of Meaningful Morning Meeting Mini-lessons. Students are growing up in a world that, unfortunately, continues to rely heavily on stereotypes. Even our youngest students have already internalized stereotypical and limiting ideas about others and about themselves. This lesson is designed to help students explicitly consider the problematic and oversimplified nature of stereotypes. While this lesson focuses on gender stereotypes, it is
Preview of Social Justice Unit: I Love My Culture

Social Justice Unit: I Love My Culture

Created by
Miss Alison
This unit has a specific focus on celebrating identity and is designed to give students opportunities on how they can love and embrace their culture, and understand that how they do things is the same and different from how other people do things. I used the Social Justice standards to create this unit. They are a set of anchor standards (which can be found on TeachingTolerance.org) divided into four domains: identity, diversity, justice and action. These standards are designed to make schools m
Preview of let's agree to disagree - I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong!

let's agree to disagree - I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong!

A fun Powerpoint conversation presentation with 2 debate sheet handouts including:- rules of arguments and - arguing phrases, from a mild agreement to a strong disagreement. I’ve used this lesson successfully as:A great ice breaker for a new class An ‘emergency substitute lesson’ for those days when only a few students show up When I just know that there is little chance of concentration (too hot, too cold and miserable, too close to the end of school…etc). I usually screen the slide, wait to s
Preview of What Is Bias? Powerpoint for High School, SEL, Sociology, Homeroom. Free PPT

What Is Bias? Powerpoint for High School, SEL, Sociology, Homeroom. Free PPT

This powerpoint is intended for high schoolers, and it is focused on the broad topic of bias. The slides include a definition of bias, a reflection on what bias means to them, types of bias, and examples/scenarios that demonstrate what each type might look and sound like. This ppt file is editable to fit your unique needs, and the download includes a doc and pdf of the step-by-step lesson plan. OBJECTIVESBy the end of this lesson, your students should be able to :· Define bias· Identify five ty
Preview of SMART goal template

SMART goal template

* Now with some small upgrades such as lines for students to fill in. Using the Learning Progressions students will be encourage to use this template to create their own learning goals.
Preview of Diversity and Inclusion | Smoky Night Book Talk for Distance Learning

Diversity and Inclusion | Smoky Night Book Talk for Distance Learning

Created by
Yogacation
Create tolerant, accepting and empathetic children through book discussions that directly correlate to today's current events. Use the text to dig deeper with the following included items:11 discussion questions to dig deeper into the meaning of the text and find connections1 writing prompt to allow children to share their thoughts through words4 extension activities to do as a family or small group to show application of compassion and love!******************************************************
Preview of FREE Halloween Skeleton Memory Match Game! Visual Discrimination

FREE Halloween Skeleton Memory Match Game! Visual Discrimination

FREEBIE ALERT! Have some Halloween fun with your preschool and elementary students while working on strengthening their visual discrimination skills and memory! Say hello to some friendly little Halloween animal buddies! Have fun matching these holiday-themed cards. Start with a few and add more to increase the difficulty!These cards are self-correcting! Matching cards mean that this activity can be done INDEPENDENTLY! INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:Twenty (20) Black and White Memory Match Cards formatt
Preview of Terry Fox/Personal Hero

Terry Fox/Personal Hero

Created by
MlleMack
A short fun (bilingual- ENGLISH/FRENCH) resource for Terry Fox day. Have students compare Terry Fox to a personal hero to them. Great for discussions on what makes a hero/good moral lessons. Great expansion for lesson on who Terry Fox was and why we run. A great CANADIAN RESOURCE.
Preview of Thanksgiving Sudoku Game Worksheets (easy & hard)

Thanksgiving Sudoku Game Worksheets (easy & hard)

These are Sudoku puzzles made for Thanksgiving fun. Instead of numbers, we have used iconic Thanksgiving symbols. We have included a 6x6 easy-to-teach as well as a harder 6x6. Then there are two 9x9 Sudoku that are easy and harder. We have also included a set of symbols for students who prefer markers over drawing the symbol in the box. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us.Also, check our store later in the month for more holiday Sudoku puzzles, like Christmas and Hanukkah!T
Preview of Virtual Field Trips: National Parks - Full STEAM Ahead Edu

Virtual Field Trips: National Parks - Full STEAM Ahead Edu

Want to take students on a virtual field trip around the world?? This slidedeck provides images of beautiful National Park locations, vetted links to videos and information about each National Park, and question stems to guide conversation and discussion! - Suggested instructions with question stems to guide discussion- 7 locations all around the world- 4 location ideas to provide opportunities for student researchPerfect for Friday Fun Days, lesson exploration and extension, Earth Science and L
Preview of Exploration of a Fairy Tale

Exploration of a Fairy Tale

Created by
Elevated History
Creative Writing and critical thinking intersect in this exploration of fairy tales. Students are asked to pick a fairy tale and use their perspective as the lens to understand the main message as it pertains to stereotypes. They elevate learning by creating a modern version that resonates with current times. INSTRUCTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES*** I have attached links in the notes for the Library of Congress versions of the fairy tales. However, I usually print shorter versions of each tale and have
Preview of Life cycle of Animals Task Card

Life cycle of Animals Task Card

Created by
Matilda Taylor
Are you looking for a comprehensive set of Life Cycle of Animals Task Cards for your students? Our set of cards covers everything from butterflies and frogs, to sea turtles, chickens, and mammals such as horses. These task cards have been specifically designed for students in grades 1-3, and are a great resource for teaching about the natural world.The task cards are perfect for classroom use, as well as for homeschooling families who are looking for a comprehensive science curriculum.Overall, o
Preview of Cinderella Around the World

Cinderella Around the World

Created by
Audrey Lancaster
How different can stories about Cinderella or Little Red Riding Hood actually be? Students would be surprised. How about a crocodile in the Cinderella story? That is not what they expect.
Preview of Object Mysteries - Sample

Object Mysteries - Sample

Created by
Janeen Whale
Wonderful for ages 8 - 108.Players solve the mysteries in much the same way as a real detective would—by asking probing questions and forming conclusions based upon the answers. They develop the following skills:• Problem-Solving Strategies • Sequential Reasoning• Deductive Reasoning • Questioning Strategies• Critical Thinking • Clustering or Categorizing of Ideas• Abstract Reasoning • Good Listening• Discriminating General Vs. Specific • Writing Teamwork• Understanding of Scientific and Histori
Preview of A song about the life cycle of a butterfly in Spanish. "Una cuncuna amarilla."
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A song about the life cycle of a butterfly in Spanish. "Una cuncuna amarilla."

Created by
UKELEcanta
This is a traditional Chilean children song. The song teaches the life cycle of a butterfly in a unique way. In this video I teach you vocabulary words such as caterpillar, mushroom, branch, leaves, bugs, to drag, to fly, etc. and later in the video, I sing the song playing my ukulele. A perfect spring song in every bilingual classroom! I hope you enjoy! Angela Esta es una canción infantil tradicional en Chile. La canción trata sobre el ciclo de vida de las mariposas de una forma muy única y
Preview of A Saint Patrick’s Day Creative Thinking Freebie

A Saint Patrick’s Day Creative Thinking Freebie

Discover the treasure at the end of the educational rainbow with these set of FREE 8 Saint Patrick's Day activities! These activities are designed to spark creativity, critical thinking, and joy in learning. Key FeaturesA variety of interactive, Saint Patrick’s Day-themed activities suitable for various grade levels.Activities that emphasize creative thinking, problem-solving, and reflective learning.Student-friendly worksheets that require minimal preparation for a seamless integration into les
Preview of Exploring African Art

Exploring African Art

Created by
Heather Carlsen
This worksheet guides students through the process of responding to art works, and using the abstract information that they discover to make inferences about the culture that produced them. It is works of art specifically from the African Savannah, and some specific to the Maasai tribe of Kenya and Tanzania.
Preview of Money Class Crowns (headbands) Game {FREEBIE}

Money Class Crowns (headbands) Game {FREEBIE}

Similar to the game headbands- in this game students have to identify both the face and back side of quarters, nickels, dimes, pennies, golden dollars, fifty cent pieces, and dollar bills(1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100). There are different ways to play this game, it is perfect for both math and social studies! This game can be adjusted for any number of players and any grade level. It is great for learning about currency in social studies, and for adding money in math! I have used it with my third
Preview of Montessori 3 Part Cards Penguins! Antarctica, Winter TOOB

Montessori 3 Part Cards Penguins! Antarctica, Winter TOOB

3 Part Cards:10 images10 labels10 control cardsUse with "Penguins TOOB " available on Amazon or at Safariltd.com or use alone. Figures are labeled according to TOOB descriptions:GentooHumboldtChinstrapRockhopperGalapagos, AdelieSwimmingSlidingBabyPenguin With Baby
Preview of What Do You Mean to Say? - Sarcasm Activity

What Do You Mean to Say? - Sarcasm Activity

Teaching English - what a piece of cake. Here is a humorous little workbook to help your teenagers and adults understand sarcasm. This could be used with English as an Additional Language students, or in other culture-based classes to spark conversations surrounding humour and rhetoric. You can use this book with your students by asking them to explain what is really being said in each pictograph. Have your students explain the sarcasm being used based in the references. This makes for a fun war
Preview of H.P. Lovecraft-Award and His Racist Ideology

H.P. Lovecraft-Award and His Racist Ideology

This essay-- which can be paired with N.K. Jemisin's The City We Became or, indeed, with any work by an author with problematic ideas-- was written by an author of color who won the World Fantasy Award which is named after H.P. Lovercraft... and was both honored by such a tribute and disgusted with Lovecraft's own racism which is apparent in so much of his work.Students are given both "thought exercises" and a brief writing task to discuss/analyze the seeming incongruency of a contemporary autho
Preview of Mindful Mandala Coloring Book

Mindful Mandala Coloring Book

This mini coloring book is the perfect PDF print-off for coloring pages for students. Whether it is a free choice option in your classroom or a lesson on contemporary art & design, your students will become engaged with the intricate designs and introduced to the concept of symmetry.
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