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11th grade social studies task cards for Microsoft Word
Psychology - The Psychology of Serial Killers matching activity
This is an activity in which students will match serial killers with a brief psychological description. This activity will work as either a review of psychological traits, or as an introduction to psychological analysis. Please be aware that the subject matter in this activity is disturbing, and is not for younger students. Please read, and if necessary edit the article, before distributing it to your kids. The information is from thisisinsider.com. A great
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Crime and Forensics: Serial Killer Bundle
Collaborative Group Roles with Sentence Starters
Group role cards to use in class to help all students work together successfully. There are 10 different group roles each with a description of their job and sentence starters they should be using in their role. It is great for all students but especially for ELL students who need a bit extra language support to participate.
You can also download my free Collaborative Team Work sheet which describes exactly how I use these group roles in my classroom.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
What State Am I In? U.S Geography year long activity
This product includes clue paragraphs for all 50 states. The clues include interesting, but not obvious facts about each state. You can use it in many different ways:
-It can be used as a weekly activity, posting a new clue sheet each week.
-You can use it in centers or groups and have students try to figure out as many states as they can in a set amount of time.
-It can also be used as an intro activity for each state as you begin a U.S. Geography unit.
-I have also used it as bell ringe
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Cannabis Use and the Teenage Brain
Facilitate a discussion-based lesson on the effects of cannabis use on the developing brain. Great lesson for Health Classes, or for ELA or Social Studies. Students will analyze a complex text (video presentation) and participate in small group discussions where they are assigned and responsible for specific talking points. Students will explore a peer reviewed scientific medical study on the usage of THC and its related effects on mental health later in life, and then will discuss a variety
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sociology: Get to know you/ day 1 - Deviance sorting activity with cards
Sociology: Get to know you/ day 1 - Deviance sorting activity with cardsThis is a simple and fun activity for high school Sociology students to use. I use it as an introduction/ day 1 activity. My students get to work with small groups to sort deviant acts. Then, they as a group rank these from most to least deviant. There are directions provided. Also, students will have small group and whole class discussion.
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9th - 12th
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Judaism Fast Fact Card
Religion Fast Fact Cards are an engaging way for students to record important details about a specific world religion. The cards should be printed on card stock. Use a different colored card stock for each religion to help make the cards visually appealing and aid the students in retaining the information. Two cards are printed per 8 ½ x 11 page. In my classes, I use the cards as a part of our Interactive Student Notebook. As we study each religion the students create a ReligionFastFact Card for
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6th - 12th
Geography top trump cards (country statistics)
Printable country top trump cards - great for a reward in class, or for fast finishers!32 countries, the cards include the population, area, GDP, life expectancy, and HDI.Print double sided for professional looking top trumps card your students will love.You can print as many sets as you need!
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3rd - 12th
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Token Economy Board Disney Princess
Token Economy Board - Disney Princess Disney Princesses!A Token Economy is a useful tool for behavior modifications. It is effective with children in many age groups, including children with special needs, those on the autism spectrum, those who have social and emotional problems, and more.Tokens are given when a desired behavior is accomplished. Tokens are never taken away, but until the child fills the board they are not due a reward. Rewards can be small like stickers, candy, fidgets, etc. or
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PreK - 12th, Not Grade Specific
Civil War Scavenger Hunt
This scavenger hunt is a good review of Civil War information. Each clue is on a separate page, and the pages can be taped to walls or desks to create a kinesthetic lesson. There is an answer sheet included to help the students keep their information organized. Pages include significant individuals of the era, events, amendments, laws, and battles. Lincoln, Davis, Lee, Grant, Stowe, Brown, Scott, Clay, Webster, Calhoun, 54th Mass, Fort Sumter, Gettysburg, Antietam, Vicksburg, App CH, 13th, 14th,
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8th - 11th
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Choice of Law - Common Law
This quick 15-20 min activity is a perfect time filler that promote critical thinking and discussion! This activity was used after my note on Common Law for CLU3M class and has 8 different scenarios, however it can be used and adapted for CHV2O, CLN4C, CLN4U, etc.You can print out these questions and make stations around the room, having students rotating, or have multiple ones where students are in groups going through the questions. Or you can use them as a prompt for a student independent wri
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11th - 12th
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Natural Disasters Relief Activity
Group activity where students will learn about the complex issue of giving support and aid to victims after natural disasters have struck.
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6th - 12th
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APUSH- Period 1 Bell Ringers
These bell ringer questions cover a broad range of topics within Period 1, aiming to engage students in critical thinking and recall of key historical concepts and events. They are designed to stimulate discussion and can serve as a brief review of the period's major themes and developments.Includes: Word Doc with 30 Bell RingersAnswer Key
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â APUSH- Period 1-9 Bell Ringers Bundle
Classroom Task Card Prompts-Course: United States History 100 Prompts with Key
Classroom task cards are a versatile and effective instructional tool used by educators to enhance student engagement, encourage critical thinking, and provide opportunities for active learning. The rationale for using classroom task cards is rooted in their ability to address diverse learning styles, promote independent exploration, and foster a deeper understanding of content. Classroom Task Card PromptsCourse: United States HistoryRationaleIdeas100 PromptsAnswer Key
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Classroom Task Card Prompts/Questions-Rationale/Ideas/Answer Key
Classroom Task Card Prompts: High School Economics: 50 Prompts with Key
Classroom task cards are a versatile and effective instructional tool used by educators to enhance student engagement, encourage critical thinking, and provide opportunities for active learning. The rationale for using classroom task cards is rooted in their ability to address diverse learning styles, promote independent exploration, and foster a deeper understanding of content. Classroom Task Card PromptsCOURSE: High School EconomicsRationaleIdeas50 Prompts/QuestionsAnswer Key
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Classroom Task Card Prompts/Questions-Rationale/Ideas/Answer Key
Historical Thinking Skills Booklet
This single sheet of paper folds up to a cute little booklet. There is a side of the booklet for Contextualization, Sourcing, Close Reading and Collarboration, based on the Stanford History Education Reading Like a Historian Program. The other sides have Compare & Contrast, Continuity and Change and Causation. Each panel gives questions students should ask when working on that skill and prompts they can use when using that skill in their writing.Single 8 1/2 x 11 sheet folds up to have m
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5th - 12th
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Bounce Cards Discussion Starters
Bounce cards help start discussions and keep them going, especially with reluctant talkers. Students keep the cards in front of them and can reference them to keep discussions going. 10 question are included.
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5th - 12th
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Classroom Task Card Prompts Course: World History Rationale/Ideas/50 Prompts/Key
Classroom task cards are a versatile and effective instructional tool used by educators to enhance student engagement, encourage critical thinking, and provide opportunities for active learning. The rationale for using classroom task cards is rooted in their ability to address diverse learning styles, promote independent exploration, and foster a deeper understanding of content. Classroom Task Card PromptsCourse: World HistoryRationaleIdeas50 Prompts/QuestionsAnswer Key
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Classroom Task Card Prompts/Questions-Rationale/Ideas/Answer Key
Classroom Task Card Prompts Course: Psychology Rationale/Ideas/50 Prompts
Classroom task cards are a versatile and effective instructional tool used by educators to enhance student engagement, encourage critical thinking, and provide opportunities for active learning. The rationale for using classroom task cards is rooted in their ability to address diverse learning styles, promote independent exploration, and foster a deeper understanding of content. Classroom Task Card PromptsCourse: PsychologyRationaleIdeas50 Prompts
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â Classroom Task Card Prompts/Questions-Rationale/Ideas/Answer Key
Classroom Task Card Prompts- Course: American Government Rationale/Ideas/50 Qs
Classroom task cards are a versatile and effective instructional tool used by educators to enhance student engagement, encourage critical thinking, and provide opportunities for active learning. The rationale for using classroom task cards is rooted in their ability to address diverse learning styles, promote independent exploration, and foster a deeper understanding of content. Classroom Task Card PromptsCourse: American GovernmentRationaleIdeas50 PromptsAnswer Key
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Classroom Task Card Prompts/Questions-Rationale/Ideas/Answer Key
Constitution Circuit Review
*** EDITABLE ***Grades 5 and up: TEKS 7A Celebrate Freedom WeekGet your students up and moving with this circuit review activity. Students will move around the room to circuit cards in order to match all 27 Constitutional Amendments with their correct descriptions. EDIT this activity to change the difficulty level, scope & sequence, modify, and & make accommodations to meet your students' ability levels, appropriate grade levels, & modify/accommodate for your specials!Perfect for
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5th - 12th
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Social Studies Categorization Guide
This categorization guide reflects the ten major themes of social studies and provides students with a useful tool to guide them in interacting with content throughout your social studies course. This guide uses the P.E.R.S.I.A.N. acronym as a mnemonic combined with color coding to support strong reading and writing skills. All classroom activities can easily be used with the guide. This tool supports the higher rigor required by Common Core State Standards because it automatically challenges
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6th - 12th
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Constitutional Principles Scenarios
Constitutional Principles are fun to teach, but can be difficult for students to understand because of their abstract nature. I find spending 3 days on Constitutional Principles is really worth it because it builds a strong foundation that will allow you to reference each principle throughout the rest of the year. This product is a great first day for the Constitutional Principles because it has an easy questions for notes and an easy matching activity for students to practice what they learned.
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5th - 11th
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Nationalism and Unification Vocabulary cards
Use these vocabulary cards to help students study for a unit on the unification of Germany and Italy and/or the Latin American Independence movement.
Print on card stock, laminate and cut out squares for a matching game or use the definitions as task cards.
You can also print on computer paper and fold each page in half "hot dog-style," glue, and laminate to create study flashcards.
To use as a foldable, glue vocabulary word cards onto construction paper or into interactive notebooks. Then
Grades:
7th - 12th
STEM daily discussion starters, journal prompts, and fillers - January
I've done all the work for you! Each date has a STEM-related discussion-starter that you can use as an introduction, conclusion, or fill-in when needed. Each day includes what happened on that date, a bit of information for your students, an appropriate image, and a thought-provoking question for discussion. You can even post this as a journal-entry prompt!Each date is connected to further information links for your use, or a student's independent learning. History teachers - each of the ent
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6th - 12th
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