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Library skills movie guides for Microsoft OneDrive
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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Also included in: Custom English Class Movie Guide Bundle - SAVE over 35%
Fiction vs. Nonfiction DIGITAL BREAKOUT
Reviewing the elements of fiction and nonfiction with a digital breakout game will be a hit with your students! The five interactive games are a fun way for your students to practice this skill and they are ready to assign in Google and Seesaw.You will not need any physical locks or boxes for this breakout. As students complete each digital activity, they discover a code. They should write the codes as they go along. When they finish the games, they'll enter all the codes on a Google form. If al
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3rd - 5th
Folktales Digital Graphic Organizers for Google Slides
Teach your elementary students all about folktales with this digital, paperless resource! These digital graphic organizers provide a highly engaging way for students to respond to their reading. Folk tales reviewed: • Fairy tales • Trickster tales • Tall tales • Fables • Pourquoi talesThe graphic organizers review, characters and comparison of folk tales. They can be used with any folktale. Students will work directly in Google Slides or Microsoft OneDrive to comp;ete th
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in: School Library Curriculum - YEARLONG MEGA BUNDLE
Parts of a Book PowerPoint and Worksheet
Teach the parts of a book in order from the cover, spine and pages to what is inside. These print concepts are essential for early readers. PowerPoint and worksheet. Lesson shows differences between fiction and nonfiction books, and explains how a book is organized, from the title page, table of contents, to the index and bibliography. Review at the end. The printable parts of a book worksheet is great for lower grades. Some slides are useful for enrichment but may be removed for lower-level lea
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K - 3rd
Dewey Decimal Task Cards for Google Drive - Forms and Slides
This Google Drive resource is a set of 28 digital task cards that students can use to practice their knowledge of the Dewey Decimal System. Updated to include both a Google Slides version and a Google Forms version. #tptdigitalGoogle Slides: Students will read each task card and think about what kind of book would be helpful to the person who wrote the statement. Optional - they can look at the poster of the Dewey categories to help them. Then they will decide what Dewey category that book wo
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Library Skills for Google Drive - BUNDLE
Food, Inc. Movie Guide | Questions | Worksheet | Google Formats (PG - 2008)
Food, Inc. will transform the way your students think about the food industry. This movie guide is a great tool to get them thinking about their own choices and what part they can play in the future of the food industry. Check the preview file for high resolution sample questions to see if this movie guide is suitable for your students. This resource consists of 10 high-level, short answer reflection and essay questions that will do more than just ask your students to regurgitate information. ★Y
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7th - 12th
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Library Bulletin Board Poster Display- Top 10 Library Activities for PowerPoint™
Welcome students to the Library Learning Commons with this inspiring bulletin board set! Display kit includes TOP 10 bubbles, and many heading variations for your library. Customize your words in this PowerPoint™ file. Use colored paper to grab the attention of your visitors!What is included:10 thought bubbles with the top 10 things you can do in the Library (8.5" x 11")Create, Think, Read, Learn, Communicate, Share, Inquire, Research, Explore, Discover4 blank bubbles for your to add your own t
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Not Grade Specific
Media Literacy PowerPoint
This PowerPoint presentation was created as an introduction to Media Literacy for elementary students. Information includes: definition of Media Literacy, definition and examples of mass communication, fact vs. opinion, definition of propaganda, and definition and examples of production elements which help persuade the viewer.
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Digital Breakout ~ Genres of Literature
This digital breakout is an engaging no prep interactive tool that will provide students with practice determining genre. Students will complete 5 challenges then enter their answers on a Google Form. This is a great tool for elementary libraries as well as classrooms. The challenges include:2 slides where students identify the genre by dragging and dropping the answera link to a genre memory matching gamea link to a jigsaw puzzle1 slide with two text messages with questions Directions are inclu
Grades:
4th - 6th
Step by Step Instructions for Using Destiny Discover from school or home
This is a Power Point for Step by Step Instructions for Using Destiny Discover from school or home. Once you download it, you can edit it to personalize the sideshow based on how your school Media Center/Library/Learning Commons is organized.
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3rd - 5th
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The Social Dilemma: PreView Exercise & CRAAP Test
This is an editable Google form introducing the Netflix docudrama "The Social Dilemma." It can be used as an introductory activity by itself or paired with the self-grading movie guides, divided into four parts for ease of use over one week of standard 40-60 minute class periods.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Google Boys Video Guide with Answers (Biography Channel Movie)
A 20 question guided notes (with answer key!) that follows along with the Biography Channel's Google Boys documentary. The movie is available on YouTube via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuBhw3Olm9Y which is 47 minutes in length. Great for technology classes, STEM classes, or teaching information or media literacy.
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6th - 12th
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The Social Dilemma, Movie Guide (Part 1 of 4)
This is an editable, self-grading, Google form providing 20 multiple-choice comprehension questions over part one (0:00-22:00) of the Netflix docudrama "The Social Dilemma." It can be used by itself or paired with the other three self-grading movie guides and previewing activity. I have divided the film into four parts for ease of use over one week of standard 40-60 minute class periods.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Digital Google Slide Letter Recognition
Are you trying to amp up your tech savvy classroom?
Here is a simple Google Slides Letter Recognition great for Word Work Center, Smartboard center, whole class instruction, or as RTI for Letter Recognition.
For my Library Friends, this is a great library center for the lower grades. Just have it ready on an iPad or Smartboard for the students to work with.
In this activity students drag the correct letter to the picture that begins with the same letter. Students will work on letter recog
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PreK - 1st
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The Social Dilemma, Part 2 (22:00-43:00)
This is an editable, self-grading, Google form providing 20 multiple-choice comprehension questions over part two (22:00-43:00) of the Netflix docudrama "The Social Dilemma." It can be used by itself or paired with the other three self-grading movie guides and previewing activity. I have divided the film into four parts for ease of use over one week of standard 40-60 minute class periods.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Blank Address Labels 30
You can download this Microsoft word document and create labels for classroom items. You must print the layout onto labels. These are the labels I use:Amazon Labels
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Staff
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Video Notetaking Analysis and Reflection - Microsoft Forms and Printable
Are you having trouble getting students to pay attention while showing an educational video or movie in your class? Then check out “Critically CLIPPED: Critical Lenses to Illuminate Perspective & Promote Essential Discourse.” This resource includes 10 unique Microsoft Forms along with 10 printable versions of these forms to help your students analyze video and look at it from a variety of different perspectives. We know video is a vital component to engage students in today’s classrooms; how
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Not Grade Specific
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Crash Course: Navigating Digital Information, Episode 4, Self-Grading Quiz
This is a 15-point self-grading, Google forms viewing guide/quiz to accompany the Crash Course Video "Navigating Digital Content, Episode 4: Who Can You Trust?"I used this for a 30-45 minute lesson on authority and editorial perspective with a 9th grade English I class; students completed the form while viewing the video. Ideal for online classes and independent studies as well!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Microsoft Technology Anchor Charts
Doing distance learning this year? Here are anchor charts that outline some of the basic tools and buttons students will use in:-Microsoft Teams-A Microsoft Teams call-Microsoft Word-Microsoft PPTThese come in a PDF format and can be printed or enlarged as needed! Please leave a review!
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Not Grade Specific
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