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Environment games for Microsoft Excel
tragedy of the commons fishing game simulation
This simulation is a game for up to 30 players who pretend to be the decision makers for their governments. It teaches co-operation, competition and the nature of political manoeuvering. Students learn about the nature of the Tragedy of the Commons by acting it out, and can understand its pitfalls and possible solutions. It includes suggesting material for teachers as well as all the resources and instructions required for this game.
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11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Homeostasis Game
This is a card game for students to understand balanced and imbalanced ecosystems. Directions for preparing the game and playing the game are included. It is a Microsoft Excel file.
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4th - 6th
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Pace Tracker Gameboard- Weather Patterns
** This lesson was designed for the personalized learning environment. It implements aspects of self pacing, flipped classroom and the modern classrooms project model.This is a progress tracker that covers one full unit (or 4 weeks) of material. It contains embedded links to articles, videos and simulation or trivia games. Choice boards and a student reflection sheet (KWL)HOW TO PLAY: The student moves around the spaces completing the assignments, explore links or mastery checks before moving to
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Weather Patterns Bundle
Atmosphere Review Questions - Spreadsheet you can use with any game!
This spreadsheet has 30 multiple choice questions all about the Atmosphere, ranging from the basics of air masses and fronts, to basic weather parameters, and air pollution. This format is compatible with any online review game! Simply choose the "Import" option, and use the CSV file. If you only need the question and correct answer, you can use the second sheet on the document!
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Animal Groups from New Mexico
These 82 cards are of animals typically found in New Mexico, but they are useful for anyone teaching animal groups. The cards can be sorted into: Mammals, Birds, Insects, Amphibians, & Reptiles. Some non examples like a spider and a snail are also included. This document was created by Rachel Fuchs, and prints on 6 pages of paper.
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2nd - 5th
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