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Critical thinking social emotional task cards for Microsoft Excel
Start Up, Transition, Routines Student Self-Regulation Checklist
Start Up, Transition, Routines Student Self-Regulation Checklist
Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Using a Spreadsheet to Track Your Budget
This advanced spreadsheet activity uses functions like payments and goal seek to track their expenses. Students research jobs, homes, cars and estimate other expenses. Task cards are included to help break the project down into manageable sections.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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CCSS:
Geometry Rules of Inference and Logical Fallacies Questions Bank
As part of the Honduran Symbolic Logic requirements, students need to understand several Rules of Inference and Logical Fallacies. They also tie in very well to the concept of proofs and Venn diagrams in chapter 2 of the McGraw-Hill Geometry textbook.Between 10 and 18 examples are included of each of the following Rules of Inference and Logical Fallacies:1. Modus Ponens (Law of Detachment)2. Affirming the Consequent (Converse Error)3. Denying the Antecedent (Inverse Error)4. Modus Tollens (Law o
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Grades:
9th - 11th
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Sit By a Friend Pass Reward
Looking for a great way to reward your students for great behavior. Print these on card stock and pass them out as you see fit for your classroom.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Chore Chart
This is an excel chore chart. Pending on how you choose to do rewards for certain subjects you can use the numbers/half numbers as money goals, tokens, prizes, etc. There are 3 blank spaces at the top that you can use to write the name on the chart or whatever else you may have in mind. Use it for your interpretation.This was made with the intention that each square is filled in a graph style format so the child can watch how much money/rewards they earn.
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Grades:
Homeschool
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