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Critical thinking arithmetic research for Microsoft PowerPoint
Website Evaluation - CAKE
Time for research? Help your 3rd and 4th grade students understand website evaluation by teaching my simple C.A.K.E. model. Soon, your kids will be able to spot elements of dependable, trustworthy resources for their research tasks.During the lesson, you and your students will consider an informational text entry to see whether or not it is:✅Current✅Accurate✅Kid-Friendly, and ✅Easy-to-Use. They'll also investigate to determine whether or not a web author is truly the expert on cake that she appe
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Grades:
3rd - 4th
Also included in:Â Website Evaluation Bundle - CAKE
Research Skills | Asking Questions | Source Analysis | Text Citations
Following on from the success of our GOOGLE SEARCH like a BOSS resource, this unit builds a deep understanding of how to RESEARCH INFORMATION FROM ANY SOURCE so that students ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS, EVALUATE INFORMATION and then reference it correctly through Citations.It provides OVER 100 PAGES of content to ensure your students have the essential research skills to source and interpret information. It's fully EDITABLE and DIGITAL, so you can pick and choose what you like / or need for your s
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Online Research Skills PowerPoint Lessons for Successful Research Projects
This Online Research Skills unit includes important lessons and activities for any research or inquiry project in elementary or middle school. The lessons lead students through topics such as searching, evaluating websites and resources, plagiarism, bibliographies, and much more.What you get:27-slide PowerPoint Slide lessons covering:Finding Just Right InformationKeyword and Boolean SearchingWebsite Evaluation lessons and activitiesBibliography and Plagiarism InformationPDF version included for
Grades:
3rd - 9th
Also included in:Â Research Skills for Successful Research Projects Bundle
Senior Project - Research, Paper, Multi-Media Presentation
Time to tackle research? Twenty-four pages of structure and a fist full of grades for you and your students should help a LOT! This document focuses on choosing and organizing a controversial topic, producing a formal paper, and turning the paper into a colorful, powerful Powerpoint Presentation. (Paper section absolutely can stand alone.) PERFECT for an end-of-the-year showcase for your students. Three types of papers are included: Process Analysis, Persuasion, or Controversial issue. FORMS fo
Grades:
10th - 12th
Website Reliability: The Tree Octopus Fake or Real
This is the power point for a lesson which teaches students strategies to find reliable websites. This is a Language Arts single lesson which has suggestions to extend into Science (making it a double block).
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Website Research Skills | Text Features | K-1 | Input Output Computer Tools
Our K-1 students need to be taught a few online research skills to stay afloat in this fast-paced world of digital learning! This is a great lesson to help them grasp some basic computer concepts quickly. Within this lesson, they'll learn about:- Sorting tools into categories- What IS the Internet anyway?- Input and output devices- Online text features (Includes a drawing, photograph, map, chart, table, and diagram as well as the definitions for video and audio as it relates to resources.) T
Grades:
K - 1st
Boolean Searching - Elementary Power Point
A basic introduction to Boolean logic when doing internet searches. A simple intro to the basic operators of AND, NOT, OR using some humor, venn diagrams and examples. I use this with my 5h grade students as we begin our research unit and search skills. Includes revies questions at the end and links to two place to do live searches to practice the skills just covered.
Grades:
4th - 6th
Research Paper: Eight Step Process with Google Slides
__________________________________________________________________Brand New Google Slides Addition!This unit now includes both the PowerPoint format and Google Slides format! Now, no matter if you are in the classroom or engaging in virtual distance learning you can easily use this product to fit your needs! Additionally, all documents now include the PDF versions.__________________________________________________________________Don't be afraid! I was hesitant and had many qualms when I first b
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Building Arguments with Sticky Notes, Secondary Activity
Whether in debate or persuasive writing, it is important to teach students to build solid arguments that include a claim, warrant, and impact. Without all three of these important components, their arguments will be extremely weak or fall apart! This argument building activity using sticky notes is ENGAGING and great practice for your secondary students. Included in PDF zip file:-Teacher's notes-Student notes page and example-Student activity page (for the sticky notes)-List of 20 topics-Power
Grades:
7th - 12th
Social Media Research Project
Social Media - Facebook, Twitter, etc. - has changed the way we communicate, interact, and react to world events and trivial happenings in our daily lives. It's reshaping education, business, politics, sports, etc. This is a fun research project studying Social Media websites.
The PowerPoint is animated; several of the slides contain animated graphics.
This project allows students to research what is common place in their - our lives -- Social Media.
Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Inquiry Project - Project Based Learning - Gr. 6-8
This is the perfect PBL project for student engagement and curiosity. It needs no preparation from you and is based on students' interests. It is for grades 6 to 8 and they will have the opportunity to research a topic of their choice (inquiry). I recommend doing it individually :)It includes:- An introduction to inquiry and how to build an inquiry question.- Examples of inquiry questions- K-W-L chart- Research section- Google slides/presentation guidelines- Rubric for assessment
Grades:
6th - 8th
College Research: Dream School vs. Back-up school
Do your students dream of going to an Ivy League School but their current GPA does not qualify them ? They should always have a back up/reality college in mind to be able to achieve their dreams. This project will allow your student to compare/contrast three colleges and then narrow down their selection by two realistic colleges that they would be able to attend and achieve. While researching colleges, students create a Power Point/Google Slides presentation, a pennant, and practice presenting
Grades:
7th - 12th
Expository/ Non-Fiction Writing - Students Create Their Own Book!
Looking for a way to get your students excited about expository writing? My students love the "Who Would Win?" series by Jerry Pallotta. In each book of Pallotta's series, two animals are pitted against each other in a battle royale. The books feature tons of great animal facts, illustrations, and a final showdown. Using this visually appealing graphic organizer, students can easily create their own "Who Would Win?" book that is ready to publish. I am a special education teacher always looking f
Grades:
2nd - 4th
IB-MYP- Digital Design Cycle-Step-by-Step Process Journal Template For Beginners
When my 7th and 8th-grade students make the transition from PYP to MYP, It is always very difficult and frustrating for them to progress through the criteria and strands of the design cycle. They have to do a progressive write-up on each strand within the four criteria. This is called the "Process Journal". Therefore, I designed a template for them to follow that has changed everything. They can now progress logically step-by-step through the entire design cycle. They will not need it in the up
Grades:
5th - 12th
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ESS2-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ESS2-1
, MS-ESS2-4
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STEM Bridge Building: Middle School High School PBL Print or Digital
This Project Based Learning Bridge Building Unit covers a bridge research & build project for students in middle school/high school. Great for grades 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th. This is a STEM engaged assignment with a diverse option approach including Google Draw, Google Slides, or PDF printables. Students will participate in: ✅Research ✅Class Presentation ✅ Design Brief ✅Bridge Building ProjectIn this unit I have created 3 options for students to build the chosen bridge. They may us
Grades:
5th - 10th
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Media Literacy: Misinformation and Source Evaluation
This 2-4 day lesson includes everything you need to introduce high school students to how to evaluate various media for authority and credibility and avoid misinformation. It is ideal before students engage in an independent research project in any subject. This editable, no-prep lesson includes:1. A 28-slide PowerPoint presentation of the concepts and terms and a note taking sheet.2. An infographic to help students understand and use different types of sources: primary, scholarly, secondary, a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Media Literacy Complete, No-Prep Unit Bundle
Artist Research
This artist research assignment is meant to accompany the four step critique method outlined in another lesson in my store. I've used this in-person, online, and as a long/short term substitute assignment for both middle and high school students. Students select an art movement, find an artist that interests them, then create a digital presentation that includes their own critiques of 3 of their chosen artist's works.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Art Criticism and Research Bundle
Quantitative, Qualitative, & Mixed-Methods Research Designs - Google Slides
Editable Google Slideshow (29 slides) of detailed, yet easy-to-understand, information on the three types of research design methods: quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods. Examples of each method are given in the slides. Some slides contain animations, where the instructor asks the students a question, and when a button is clicked, the correct answer is revealed. Attachment contains the URL for the Google Slideshow. Open the slideshow, choose File and then Make a Copy.
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Digital Media Literacy Course
This resource will help your learners to learn how to read and understand the messages that are communicated through the media. Topics include Fake News, Media Ethics, Representation, Propaganda and Influencers. After learning about these topics learners will create their own media products so they can have hands on experience of how these messages are created. There is a research topic so that they are able to practice discerning reliable information from dubious claims.
Grades:
10th - 12th
PPT Critical Thinking Skills - Reasoning (L3 of 4 lessons)
Welcome to the third instalment of our four-part series on critical thinking skills, focusing on reasoning. In this lesson, students embark on an intellectual journey as they delve into the intricacies of crafting well-supported arguments.Key Components: Students will engage in rigorous research to gather evidence supporting their stance on the question: "Is it better to replace fossil fuels with nuclear power than with wind and solar power?" Armed with critical thinking tools, they will careful
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Theoretical and Applied Ethics
This bundle includes over 20 power-point presentations dealing comprehensively with theoretical ethics and applied topics. Each slide includes background notes and each presentation includes video content to support learning in the area. Teachers can add to the power-point presentations and adjust them to use with their classes.Additional power-points will be added to this bundle and the presentations will be updated.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Debate: Social Media + Search Result Censorship 2024 Package | PDF | PPT
Looking for an interesting debate activity and topic and don't know where to start? Perhaps you're interested in introducing debates as a way to improve critical thinking or listening/speaking skills?This debate package for online censorship is perfect for teens and international classes interested in human rights, politics and public speaking. It encourages early high school/ late high school students (and adult ESL learners) to develop critical thinking and logic skills in a debate format. The
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Debates Bundle Package - Young People, Social Platforms, Government Powers
The BFG Novel Study
Find a great novel study to teach the BFG through math as well as reading with this engaging PowerPoint lesson! Making teaching The BFG fun and challenge with this literary unit for the complete novel by Roald Dahl. Quick and easy setup make this a win for students and teacher.Lesson comes complete with discussion questions, vocabulary activity, projects , research, and writing which your students will love. Great fun and challenge for grades 3 - 5, plus many no prep lessons are ready for you.In
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Using Primary and Secondary Sources: Finding Valid and Reliable Information
Using Primary and Secondary Sources: Finding Valid and Reliable Information for Middle School Students for Research Papers and ProjectsThis comprehensive and interactive presentation is designed to teach middle school students how to effectively use primary and secondary sources when conducting research. The PowerPoint is easy to understand and covers a wide range of topics, including: The difference between primary and secondary sourcesHow to evaluate the credibility and reliability of sourcesH
Grades:
6th - 8th
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