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The New Year criminal justice - law literature circle microsofts
New Year Traditions around the World Quizzes
New Years Traditions Around the World by Ann Malaspina is a short book that explores different New Year customs, celebrations, etc. You can purchase this book on Amazon but it is available with a free account on www.getepic.com There is a separate chapter 1 quiz and a separate chapter 2 quiz; the rest of the quizzes each cover two chapters each. Each quiz is 3-4 questions and they all consist of multiple choice or fill in the blank questions. The quizzes serve as a good comprehension check after
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Not Grade Specific
After holiday poem SERIOUSLY, SANTA?
This 220 word after the holidays poem is written as a letter to Santa, who delivered a reindeer! "Seriously, Santa? A reindeer? Really? Gee! First he ate the ornaments and then he ate the tree!" He has to go...or does he?
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2nd - 5th
After the holidays--TRASHING THROUGH THE SNOW, a fun poem/song
TRASHING THROUGH THE SNOW is a fun poem that can be sung to the tune of Jingle Bells. It looks at the past holiday through the eyes of a garbage man, who looks at all the waste and wishes people knew "that things don't bring you happiness but times together do."
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2nd - 5th
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TWELVE ANGRY MEN -- Reginald Rose (Play)
All stand.And the verdict is -- a winner every time. Twelve Angry Men covers a number of relevant topics: justice, civic duty, courage, certainty and doubt, prejudice and empathy, law and grace to name only a few. Students generate a multitude of theme statements from these topics. All four Strands: Reading, Writing, Oral, and Media are covered, and the eight Role Scenarios spark engagement, provoke critical thinking, and promote creative communication and expression. This rich 92-page resour
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Hello New Year! Storybook presentation & Reader's Theatre
Included in the Hello New Year! Reader's Theatre Unit:2 versions of Hello New Year!1. Hello New Year Story-book presentation25 slides with text and pictures.2. Hello New Year Reader's Theatre Story-book presentation26 slides with narration, dialogue and pictures.2 characters + the narratorHello New Year synopsis:Marvin and Milton are two kids who want to celebrate New Year's Eve with party favors and the clanging of pots and pans with metal spoons. The boys decide to set their alarm clocks so th
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4th - 6th
"Trial" by Patterson - study guide / book club
"Trial" by Richard North Patterson -There is no book study guide on the Internet!!! So, I created this one! (again!)This 6-page study guide includes three parts* prereading = true/false and short answer questions related to characters and themes* during reading = how long will it take you to read?, links to interviews and interview comparisons, and more* postreading = questions to generate group discussion, and suggested "next reads"This is the 31st study guide I have created for my Zoom book cl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
"Fertile Questions" assignment. To go with documentary (like Seattle is dying)
Is your class interested in the issue of Homelessness and Addiction? Mental Health and Addiction?Watch the film "Seattle is Dying" on youtube and get students to develop five open-ended questions based on Webb's Depth of Knowledge. There are five types of Fertile Questions which lead to right discussions. A description of fertile questions as well as an example are on the sheet. Students create their own and then use them for a literature discussion circle after you've watched the film.Can be us
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10th - 12th
Landmark Cases of the US : Tinker V. Des Moines
This document consists of a project about an important case in the US History, Tinker V. Des Moines School district, providing a week's worth of lesson plans and work. An essay is also included consisting of an arguement from the Tinkers' side. This is a great project to give students a thorough understanding of the their First Amendment Rights and also the limitation upon it.
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6th - 12th
Classroom Phrases ppt
My name is _______.I am from _________.I speak ______.I live in ________.Today's date is ________.How do you spell your name? Take a/some _______. (+ school supplies)Teacher, I lost my ______.Sit down at your desksStand upOpen the bookClose the bookEraseUnderlineCircleMatchFill in the blanksColour, paint, drawSingRaise your handSit in a circlePass the ballLine upGive me your sheetsChoose a colourRoll the dicePut your books awayHang up your bagsRead, write, speak, listen, watch Teacher, can I go
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Not Grade Specific
Victim's Needs After A Crime
Handout that goes over what Victims actually want/need after a crime. Contains some infographics created by non-profits. Have students read through the list and then go over a case/scenario and look at it through the lens of the Victim. Usually our criminal justice system only considers the offender and the victim is somewhat left out of the profess. Then go through the scenario/case and say "if Jail was taken out of the options, what would you suggest based on these principles."Just a way to ch
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10th - 12th
2023 New Year - Activities, Reading, Games, Resolutions, Story, etc.
Another mega lesson, this time about New Year.This animated PowerPoint allows you to have a full lesson about New Year and you can use it in the future too.This PowerPoint includes:A collection of beautiful artwork that includes clipart, animated gifs and photos.Vocabulary FlashcardsMemory Game to review the vocabularyInspirational New Year's Resolution Quotes with artworkResolutions Speaking activity (I'm going to/I'm going to be)Matching Resolutions with picturesMatching Resolutions textWhat a
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Not Grade Specific
Defending Jacob - Book Club Assignment and Discussion Questions
Hello! This document helps guide a group of students to participate in a book club for the book Defending Jacob. This book involves the psychological concepts of criminal law, the nature vs. nurture debate, the adolescent brain, and psychological disorders. It is student led by having them create their own reading goals and discussion questions. The three parts are 1) Book Club Goals and Discussion Questions, 2) Journaling, 3) After Book Discussion and Writing Prompts. The third part includes qu
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9th - 12th
Roe v. Wade Reversal?
Roe v. Wade Reversal? This article talks about the possible reversal and possible repercussions if Roe v. Wade is overturned. It has 7 questions that go along with the article and 9 Political Cartoons that support either Pro-Life or Pro-Choice. Answer key is provided.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Roe v Wade / Dobbs v Jackson- Readings w/ questions: Abortion
25 New Year Quotes
Quotes are from: Proverbs 23:18 • Sarah Ban Breathnach • Eleanor Roosevelt • C.S. Lewis • T.S. Eliot • Steve Jobs • Steve Maraboli • Craig D. Lounsbrough • Carl Bard • Josiyah Martin • Arnold H. Glasow • Mike Dooley • Jonathan Estrin • Shae Ross • Aniekee Tochukwu Ezekiel • Jasmine Jagger • Anne Frank • Avina Celeste • Nike Campbell-Fatoki • Thomas Jefferson • Denis Waitley • Vernon Mclellan • Rumi • Göran Persson • 2 Corinthians 5:17
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Discounted Bundle of 380 Quotes
Generic Social Justice Literature Reading Group Packet
I used this packet to teach A Piece of Cake by Cupcake Brown, A Place to Stand by Jimmy Santiago Baca, and The Day Freedom Died by Charles Lane. Students chose the book they were most interested in. They met in groups to discuss what happened in each section of the book, how that section related to the two essential questions in the packet, and to summarize each section they read. At the end, I had the students participate in a socratic seminar around the two essential topics. The students had a
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7th - 12th
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