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Vote Smart- Elections in Fairy Tale City
The citizens of Fairy Tale City are all atwitter because their beloved mayor Jack N. Beanstalk has to retire due to term limits. Will their new mayor be I. M. Hogg, Redda R. Hood, or Goldie Locke? Who can the citizens trust to be the best leader? How can the citizens vote smart?
Student citizens determine the qualities of a good, positive leader and analyze the candidates through primary sources such as their bio-blurbs, campaign posters, newspaper interviews, and the student deter
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Primary Source Analysis Poster with HAPPY Acronym
Poster for primary or secondary source analysis using the HAPPY acronym (historical context, audience, point of view/perspective, purpose, significance). Poster includes starting questions for each portion of HAPPY analysis.
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Managing the Not Okay-Creating Trauma Informed Classrooms: PD Session Plan
This is a comprehensive plan to offer educators a workshop that will encourage and strengthen Trauma Informed Classroom environments. Managing the Not Okay PD PlanManaging the Not Okay Note Catcher for Participants
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Census Depgraphic Comparative Research Analysis
Identify and report Census Demographic data, organized in written and/or visual presentation to complete a comparative analysis report between 2020 Census Demographic data for each of the three individual governmental entities required to be investigated in this assignment. Follow the step by step instructions to search and collect data through the Census Bureau website. Organize and report data comparisons using visual aids and written descriptions. Analyze data and provide a written discussion
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Graphics Analysis Tool (OPTIC)
Use this half sheet graphic organizer to help students familiarize themselves with reviewing and analyzing any type of graphic within your content area.
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What is the SWAMPED method of DBQ analysis presentation
This presentation introduces students to the SWAMPED acronym for analyzing documents. Each letter of SWAMPED is explained and practiced using primary source documents. It can be used alone or in conjunction with the DBQ analysis SWAMPED worksheet.
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ERCOT Case Study: Guided Research Internet Activity and Analysis
Guided internet based research activity investigating about the information you might/might not find out about ERCOT, it's existence and authority presently in Texas and over the power grid.Thinking about the information you might/might not find out about ERCOT aftersome of your own investigative research as to its existence and authority presently in Texas and over the power grid. I have added some additional notes about how to think about some hypothetical scenarios in possible"findings" that
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DBQ analysis worksheet using SWAMPED acronym
This worksheet helps students analyze documents for DBQs (or any other assignment needing critical analysis of documents). The use of the acronym SWAMPED paired with supporting questions guides students through the process of investigating and evaluating information from a variety of sources.
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Basics to DBQ Analysis- Multiple Perspectives and Bias
This lesson focuses on a key component of doing proper document analysis: identifying and analyzing primary, secondary, and tertiary resources for multiple perspectives and information bias. .
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Text and Image Document Analysis Guide
This handout guides students through a "habits of mind" approach to document analysis. The handout capitalizes on the use of SOAPSTone and OPTIC and provides questions to help guide student thinking.
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Annotating Sources
This file includes questions that students must consider when annotating primary and secondary sources. This is great to pair with DBQ's and looking at historical documents! You can provide each student with a magnifying glass to use when annotating sources.Thank you to Miss 5th's BB fonts for assisting in the creation of this product.
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Developing Essential Questions and the PMQ Strategy
Have you ever tried to write your own Essential Questions and wanted to pull your hair out? These simple activities not only guides you the teacher through writing some fabulous questions, but also gives your students two strategies for formulating questions!
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Educator Guide for Pura's Cuentos
Educator's guide for Pura's Cuentos, by Annette Bay Pimentel, illustrated by Magy Morales. The guide includes curriculum-linked activities for children from both elementary school and secondary school.
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Higher Order Thinking Prompts
This FREE Google Doc can be used within departments or as a school-wide initiative across content areas. You will find a variety of higher order thinking response stems to be used for various scenarios in the classroom. These stems can be applied during warm ups, exit tickets, or check for understanding questions.
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Types of Questions
This classroom poster details the four main types of questions that students will encounter while reading or completing math assignments. By providing students with a set of descriptors for the various types of questions, students will be better able to find or formulate their response to the question.
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