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11th grade library skills Common Core CCRA.W.7 resources
Greek Mythology Unit Project - Greek Gods and Goddesses - The Odyssey by Homer
Rock your Greek Mythology unit with student-created music videos based on Greek gods and goddesses! This dynamic mythology project uses digital storytelling to showcase a Greek god or goddess - from Zeus to Athena! Use this research project for a perfect supplement to Homer's The Odyssey or enhance your Greek Mythology Unit.Do you struggle with your students not completing research projects or writing essays? This won't be an issue with this mythology project!Students will be instantly engaged a
Grades:
7th - 11th
The Breadwinner Movie Guide | Questions | Worksheet | Google Slide (PG13 - 2017)
The Breadwinner Movie Guide | Questions | Worksheet (PG13 - 2017) helps students get the most out of this eye opening movie that follows a young Afghan girl, Parvana, as she struggles to help her family survive in Afghanistan in 2001. Challenge students to think critically about the freedoms they enjoy that people in Parvana's country do not. Explore the historical context of the film in regard to the Soviet-Afghan war and Islamic Law under the Taliban. Note: The bonus extension activity questio
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8th - 12th
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Paraphrase and Summarize Practice Activities | Avoiding Plagiarism | Digital
Your upper middle and high school students will learn a practical strategy and practice paraphrasing and summarizing. Students will learn to recognize plagiarism and practice an effective strategy for synthesizing information. No more Synonym Word Salads! This easy-to-use Digital Interactive Notebook is both a teaching tool and a convenient reference tool for you and your students.This Product includes an Editable Easel Assessment that your students can use for practice and review, or you can us
Grades:
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Research Paper Bundle: Note Cards, Outlines, MLA 9th Edition | Digital
Research Skills Task Cards & Graphic Organizers - Teaching How to Research
Before assigning a research paper or project, do you first teach your students effective research skills? Students have access to a world of information while conducting research. The problem? They frequently select the first source they access without considering whether the resource is credible or even relevant!The prompts and questions on the Research Task Cards guide students through the steps and process of conducting structured research. The step-by-step process students undertake while an
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7th - 11th
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Choosing a Research Topic
The research process steps are easily taught with this lesson on Choosing a GOOD research topic. This lesson specifically focuses on the CHOOSE step. Teaching slides, a short video, Interactive Drag and Drop and editable slides, a Research Topic Finder Google Form and a Choosing a Topic Google form quiz are all included. Use what's here or customize it for your project needs. By the end of this lesson students will be able to identify what makes a good research topic and choose their own topic t
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10th - 12th
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The Right Ways to Research
This is an extensive lesson that covers everything students need to know about finding credible information. Some of the incredible things students will learn include the differences in website domains, the difference between using databases and search engines, and how to determine credibility. There are plenty of activities worked into this presentation to solidify learning. Best of all, the speaker notes on each slide provide a word-for-word transcript to use while teaching!
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6th - 12th
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British Literature Research - Digital Time Travel Journal - Start or End of Year
Teaching British Literature? Want an engaging research project to start or end the school year? Students time travel to a period in British History and write journal entries about historical events, their experience with daily life, and their opinions and commentary on what they witness and experience. Best of all … the entire project can be completed in a digital travel journal. (Project handouts can also be printed) This immersive project is perfect for literature surveys and history classes a
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9th - 12th
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Great Gatsby Background Research - Speakeasy Project
This 3-5 day project gives students the opportunity to research the culture of the 1920s through key historical figures, sharing their work on the final day during a "Speakeasy" celebration, complete with costumes and period food, drink, and music. Students' understanding of their classmates' research is tested as they deduce the "secret identities" of their classmates during the Speakeasy celebration. This is a great culminating project after reading The Great Gatsby, but could also be fun i
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11th
Finding Reliable Websites! Source Evaluation Graphic Organizer using CRAAP Test
Researching with middle and high schoolers can be a huge headache. How many times have you said, "Google is not a source!" or "No, you cannot use Wikipedia!"If you haven't used the C.R.A.A.P. test before, it is time to start! Developed by a University of California librarian, it evaluates a source based on five different categories: currency, relevance, authority, accuracy, and purpose. This graphic organizer guides students through evaluating a website using the CRAAP test to tell if a source i
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6th - 12th
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Internet Source Evaluation
Google Slides. Perfect for Distance Learning! Tutorial Video Linked HERE!Teaching research skills can be hard and time consuming but it doesn’t have to be that way. This lesson is perfect when teaching the research process to 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students who are getting ready to find sources for their research. It's a perfect media literacy lesson too. I created this digital activity about using the CARS method for source evaluation. It gives you source evaluation examples and provides pr
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10th - 12th
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Research Project Idea Menu for High School
Stop the struggle of how to organize and offer multiple research project choices! Differentiate without all the effort! You’ll get 9 awesome project ideas for high school research projects, editable rubrics, and a Google form to organize it all! Most of these high school research projects incorporate technology and appeal to all learning styles! There’s little to no prep for this lesson that can be taught in one 60 minute period or broken up as mini-lessons throughout a week because there are di
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9th - 11th
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Speech Research Graphic Organizer
Graphic Organizer helps students organize research to support their arguments while preparing to write a speech. It provides space for notes, source identification, and explanation for how the source supports their claim(s).
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6th - 12th
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Quantitative & Qualitative Research Questions / Triangulation - Google Slides
Included in this product is a Google Slides slideshow of 18 slides that discuss:quantitative and qualitative research questionswhat makes a good and bad research questionexamples of quantitative research questionsexamples of qualitative research questionshow to narrow a topic into a research questiontriangulationtriangulation exampleslayout of research (chap 1, chap 2, etc.)important points about your research
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HS-ETS1-1
Hispanic Heritage Month Project | Middle High Grades
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with this engaging project. This middle / high grades activity provides students with the opportunity to curate resources around a shared class theme. This project can be completed individually or in groups.  Description: Information is all around us. From social media, to YouTube, to music, our students interact with content daily. It is important that students develop the skills to find and evaluate content. Students need to know how to categorize what the
Grades:
6th - 12th
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MLA Works Cited Page Resource
I am a high school teacher and when my students have to cite their sources in an essay, they need help with the formatting of the Works Cited page...every. single. time. Hopefully, this PDF saves you and your students some time and energy.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Quick Guide to Using NoodleBib (NoodleTools)
2-page quick guide on how to use NoodleBib (NoodleTools)Includes:how to login navigating and creating a new Projectchoosing citation stylesnavigating and creating new sourcescopying and pasting citations into the "Quick Cite" sectionprinting your Bibliography / References
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Research Question (RQ) - Activity
Focusing one's research can be a challenge for many students. A question that is too broad can overwhelm students. This is an activity that pushes students to critically think about potential research questions. Students are provided with flawed questions and asked to turn them into a focused question. This is for educators looking for simple ways to have their students practice developing focused research questions for their assignments. It is best to accompany this with information or a presen
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Civil War Guided Research Project
This research project can be completed individually or in a small group. The purpose is to help the students to dig deeper into the events of the Civil War while also learning how to conduct research and compile their findings into a research paper or classroom presentation.The first page includes brief instructions for teachers on implementing this research project into your classroom (having the students work individually or in a group, and using it as a distance learning assignment).The secon
Research Process for High School Students
Do you need a quick, captivating and comprehensive introduction to the research process for high school students? This slideshow presentation is specifically designed to engage students in any research journey at the beginning of the research process. I've distilled the fundamentals of the research process for high school into 3 easy to follow steps - Choose, Find, and Create- the backbone of how I've taught research for many years. This free slideshow allows you to add in any slides, and I've
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8th - 12th
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Digital Poster directions
This document is a set of directions of how to use Microsoft Word to create a digital poster. You can use the directions for any project you would like to use in your classroom. The students will research facts, learn how to use Word to insert WordArt, text boxes, page colors, page borders, along with inserting hyperlinks and pictures from ClipArt or the internet. The students will also need to cite their sources of information and any places they looked at for pictures or videos
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Research Log Sheet
A better way for students to organize their research work. Assists with citations, summaries, and quotation.
Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Research Process Handout
Handout outlining the research process
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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