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11th grade problem solving anatomy literature circles
Symbolism Tiny House Project: A Body Biography Alternative
THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:Intro Symbolism activities and pointers for getting students startedA link to a digitally editable planning page House plan and furniture printable blueprintsProject grading rubricExemplar images for a completed Tiny House projectOption for extension activity with a video tutorialThis is a wonderful project to use after or in place of a body biography!Students will create a tiny home for a character. They must use symbolism to identify an aesthetic and design a place where
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: 7th Grade ELA Unit 3 Bundle: Argumentative Texts
Gratitude Journal
Gus the Grumpy Grasshopper learns how to find gratitude from his friends Busy Bee, Lilly Ladybug, Sammy Spider, and Annie Ant. Now he hopes to help others find an attitude of gratitude! Included are gratitude activities for all ages!
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Grounding in Your Senses
Grounding is the process of feeling rooted in the present moment. This can help you reclaim a sense of safety and strengthen your resilience. You can feel more grounded by utilizing your five main senses.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Gulp - Adventures on the Alimentary Canal: Reading Assignments
This product includes 17 reading assignments for each of the sections of Mary Roach's book Gulp. Each of the assignments provide students with a unique way to demonstrate their understanding of the reading. Students will have the opportunity to be saliva's publicist, create their own snack food, develop a want ad for a flatulence sniffer and much more. This is a fun and engaging way to study the digestive system and all its benefits and drawbacks. Includes: Handout with 17 reading assignments
Grades:
9th - 12th
Types:
Biology - Non-Infectious diseases - Cystic fibrosis
*price based on TeachersPayTeachers fee*A concise summary of Non-infectious diseases with Cystic fibrosis as a focus example. Great for a class summary or study notes!Some big questions answered are:What is a non-infectious disease? What are some examples? How do you get them? (with examples)There is a focus on Cystic Fibrosis as an example where occurrence, symptoms, cause and treatment are addressed.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Global Studies World Problems Literature Circles with Design Thinking
This four-week unit uses novels that highlight different world problems (I've included the titles that I use - focusing on clean water, women's rights, genocide, poverty, etc) to encourage student discussion about the challenges our global society faces today. Students will read a book as a small group, simultaneously developing notes on problems within the plot and characters, and will have discussions on the novel.Toward the end of the novel, as a group, students will develop a persona that co
Grades:
5th - 12th
ANALYZING AND WRITING ABOUT LITERATURE TO LEARN ABOUT PERSONAL VALUES
Students should be taught to operate with a set of open-minded values so they will start
*Thinking for themselves, as compared to accepting unquestioningly what others believe.
*Welcoming the opportunity to explore new ideas, points of view and possibilities.
*Weighing ideas based on their merits, not who advocates them.
*Achieving the best possible resolution of problems/questions, as compared to winning arguments for the sake of winning them.
Moreover, analyzing and writing about literatu
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Myndful Moment
Research has shown that cultivating a daily gratitude practice may increase your happiness, help you build stronger and more meaningful relationships, build optimism, reduces stress and helps your overall mental and physical health.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Brave New World Wrap-Up Of Big Ideas
This handout provides a series of critical analysis and modern application questions as a final discussion of Brave New World. They can be used for discussion or writing prompts.
Grades:
11th - 12th
Skeletal System Socratic Circle
Students read three different texts and discuss as a class, focusing on what bones can tell us about the human body. Used in my 11-12th grade Human Anatomy course for 5 years.
If you use this lesson, please come back and leave a comment and rating - I'd love to hear your feedback.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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STEINBECK-112th BIRTHDAY-HISTORY OF THE DUST BOWL: "OF MICE AND MEN"
'Of Mice and Men' is a novel written by Nobel Prize-winning author John Steinbeck. It was published in 1937, when the United States was emerging from the Great Depression and the dust bowl. Both of these disasters resulted in a nationwide search for work and food. Near WEED, California, the people walked for miles with packs, or "bundles" on their backs, looking for farm work and a home. John Steinbeck knew these people. George Milton and Lennie Small were two of these displaced migrant wor
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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