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Task Organizer (Group Roles)
Group Task Role Organizer: Collaborative learning made simpler. Enable your students with the tools to successfully navigate group work settings. A resource for continual reference and use in student groups. Students can rotate roles or they can remain set. Laminating the sheet can allow students to use whiteboard markers to determine and switch out roles for the day, week or month.
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5th - 7th
Greek Mythology Research Banners!
Have fun with a Greek Mythology unit by having students research their own character!**No research or data included23 Characters included:ErosAresIrisGaeaHeraHermesCronusHestiaPerseusMedusaHerculesPsycheAchillesHadesZeusApolloTheseusPoseidonPandoraAthenaPrometheusAphroditeArtemisClipart from: Edu-clips.org
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2nd - 12th
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Shipwrecked! Research project that reinforces plot stage terms.
Shipwrecked! is an intriguing research activity for students to work through the stages of plot in depth while researching a famous shipwreck.Shipwrecks always seem to fascinate students. This activity encourages students take each stage of plot and explain it in detail by using the research that they find while researching any shipwreck.For example: Term: Exposition - Share the name of the ship, type of ship, location, date, map...etc.This usually takes students 2-3 days to complete.This acti
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7th - 10th
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Biograpy Report
Simple, straight forward biography report for any person. We use it for presidents, important historical figures, etc.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Puppy writing template
An informative writing template that can be used for research, projects, bulletin board work.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Holy Bible Testamental Construction
This is an overview of the Old and New Testament books and genres. It shows where each books resides within the Old and New Testaments, and within which subgroup, too.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Flowchart/tally System for Primary vs Secondary Sources
Here is a flowchart/tally system for primary vs secondary sources. The directions are in the document, but here is a preview: "Add up the points on either side to figure out if a source is primary or secondary. Ask yourself the questions in the middle while reading. If you answer yes, add one point towards the left column, if the the answer is no add one to the right, the source is most likely whichever column has the most points" I made it a .PNG so that you can put it in a word doc, a google
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Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Fundamental Character Study
This product is helpful forSub Plan (1 day activity)Character analysis in theatreCold reading skillsAudition skillsMusical performance preparationLiterature analysis (script, poem, story)
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Not Grade Specific
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