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Math Common Core W.8.1b resources
Leap Year (Leap Day) 2024 Bundle - Math, Reading, Writing, and Trivia
This bundle contains several fun and NO PREP activities to use to celebrate Leap Day 2024 (Leap Year 2024). Many contain a customizable digital resource (Google Document) and a printable resource (Canva) that contain the same directions and activity. These activities were designed for students in middle school, but could be used for upper elementary and high school students in Pre Algebra, Pre-Algebra, or Algebra.For more details on each product, click on the individual product to see the previe
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4th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Preventing The Spread of Zombie Germs!
Students in grades 5 through 8 can actually measure the effectiveness of hand washing in a scientifically controlled way. Students identify variables, complete data tables, graph results and analyze their data. Teachers will need access to a black light and a small drop of glow in the dark paint. Kids really enjoy this activity and it utilizes many Common Core skills.
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5th - 8th
Isaac Newton: The Laws of Motion and Gravitation - A Study Guide for gardes 8-12
Discover the genius of Isaac Newton with this in-depth study guide, crafted for students aged 13-17 (Grades 8-12). This guide takes learners on an exploratory journey through Newton's life, his groundbreaking discoveries in gravity and motion, and the development of calculus. Featuring engaging timelines, insightful explanations of the laws of motion and gravitation, and Newton's most famous quotes, this product makes complex concepts accessible and fascinating. It's an essential resource for ed
FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES LIST 4 ALL GRADES K-12 AND SUBJECTS + TEACHER RESOURCE
Sometimes, you just need a list of websites for everyone. Here it is. FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES Put together by Teach Me, Maria!It takes time to gather this information, figure out the appropriate grade levels, and format, maintain, and update this page. All I ask is for an honest review if this list helps you.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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CER graphic organizer for ELA and Math
The common core requires a lot of evidence based writing. My students were struggling to write effectively using the CER (claim, evidence, reasoning) format so I made this quick graphic organizer. It helps them get their thoughts down into the correct categories before having to form full paragraphs.There is a second organizer for use with math word problems. This forces students to practice explaining their math using words and academic vocabulary.Check out the CER posters, board game, and A
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â CER Bundle
CER poster set
The common core requires a lot of evidence based writing. CER: claim, evidence, reasoning, is helpful for getting students to think through their positions and more fully express their thoughts. These posters make great references for students using CER in the classroom. There are two sets of posters here here: a single page poster with CER and the questions to help the students think as well as each letter on it's own page. The top question is the one I use most often in ELA, the bottom in mat
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â CER Bundle
Valentines Day Digital Resource Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) - Data and Stats
This activity is a printable, NO PREP activity to do the week of Valentine's Day! This activity outlines lots of statistics and data about Valentine's Day and asks students to objectively argue whether or not it should be a national holiday in the USA based on the statistics. There are guided reflection questions to help students with the process, before asking them to write a final decision using Claim Evidence Reasoning. This is also a great way to introduce, reinforce, or practice creative wr
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Valentines Day Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) - Statistics and Data - Printable
This activity is a fun NO PREP activity to do the week of Valentine's Day! This activity outlines lots of statistics and data about Valentine's Day and asks students to objectively argue whether or not it should be a national holiday in the USA based on the statistics. There are guided reflection questions to help students with the process, before asking them to write a final decision using Claim Evidence Reasoning. This is also a great way to introduce, reinforce, or practice creative writing.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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NGSS Lab - Gamer's vs Non-Gamers - "Muscle Fatigue"
The lab is a great introductory lab to the process of science since it develops skills in identifying types of variables, testing student's ability to collect data, graph information, and formulate conclusions based on the problem of the day.Students will apply their learning and understanding using the Science and Engineering Processes to pose a hypothesis, analyzing and interpreting data, create a CER to engage in argument with evidence, and finally design and carry out their own experiment.
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-1
CER Bundle
The common core requires a lot of evidence based writing. My students were struggling to write effectively and so I introduced them to the CER (claim, evidence, reasoning) system. I use the posters for student reference in my classroom and the graphic organizer to help them organize their writing. To further their learning, we often do Advertisement Discernment Scientific Investigation, which also helps them practice the steps of the scientific method. We then take things one step further and do
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Not Grade Specific
Weather Predicting Predicting Snow Winter Snowfall - Digital Distance Learning
Includes both Digital & Printable versions. Make every snowfall fun with this Snowfall Predictions activity. Lessons combine science, math, writing, and a friendly class competition EVERY time it snows for the 2022-2023 season! Students will become meteorologists by predicting snowfall for the city they live in (nearest big city, or choose a city if you live in an area that does not receive snow). Living in the mid-west we get our fair share of snow and I created these activities to make eve
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in:Â Computer Technology Curriculum Complete Unit Google Lessons 4th Grade
Ugly Sweater Activity
This problem-based learning activity contains three tasks. The first task has students write a persuasive letter to Santa Clause convincing him that they are the perfect fit to run the ugly sweater division of his elf warehouse. It comes with a graphic organizer and a rubric. The second task requires students to use math and art skills to create and budget their ugly sweater. This flexible project allows you to add or take away options. Students must make economic choices to stay on budget. It r
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4th - 8th
Cubes & CER Bookmarks
This is designed to be a two-sided bookmark that addresses the CUBES problem-solving strategy for math, and the CER strategy for writing. It can be printed on any colored paper or cardstock.
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5th - 8th
Pokémon Go 6th through 8th Grade Cross Curricular Project
Math, Science, PE/Health, Reading/Language Arts, Social Studies, Technology, Art, Music, and Social Skills are all included within this project. 13 pages includes teacher guide and student guide for the project, which uses the Pokémon Go app either as individuals or partners if some students do not have mobile devices. Also included are accommodations such as organizers and modification suggestions for special education or special needs students. Some inquiry based learning and activities are in
8.EE.C.8 - Math 2 Text Writing Prompt #9
Objective: Analyze and solve pairs of simultaneous linear equations and write, with great detail, the steps that were taken to solve the problem, including reasoning behind those steps. (CCSS 8.EE.C.8)
Directions: Students love to text! What better way to get their attention by creating the math to fit their interests? Each prompt is written in the form of a conversation, which causes students to think a little harder about what the question is asking. Students are required to show their work a
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8th
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8.EE.C.8 - Math 2 Text Writing Prompt #8
Objective: Analyze and solve pairs of simultaneous linear equations and write, with great detail, the steps that were taken to solve the problem, including reasoning behind those steps. (CCSS 8.EE.C.8)
Directions: Students love to text! What better way to get their attention by creating the math to fit their interests? Each prompt is written in the form of a conversation, which causes students to think a little harder about what the question is asking. Students are required to show their wor
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8th
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8.EE.C.8 - Math 2 Text Writing Prompt #7
Objective: Analyze and solve pairs of simultaneous linear equations and write, with great detail, the steps that were taken to solve the problem, including reasoning behind those steps. (CCSS 8.EE.C.8)
Directions: Students love to text! What better way to get their attention by creating the math to fit their interests? Each prompt is written in the form of a conversation, which causes students to think a little harder about what the question is asking. Students are required to show their wor
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8th
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8.EE.C.8 - Math 2 Text Writing Prompt #5
Objective: Analyze and solve pairs of simultaneous linear equations and write, with great detail, the steps that were taken to solve the problem, including reasoning behind those steps. (CCSS 8.EE.C.8)
Directions: Students love to text! What better way to get their attention by creating the math to fit their interests? Each prompt is written in the form of a conversation, which causes students to think a little harder about what the question is asking. Students are required to show their wor
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8th
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8.EE.C.7 - Math 2 Text Writing Prompt #4
Objective: Solve linear equations in one variable and write, with great detail, the steps that were taken to solve the problem, including reasoning behind those steps. (CCSS 8.EE.C.7)
Directions: Students love to text! What better way to get their attention by creating the math to fit their interests? Each prompt is written in the form of a conversation, which causes students to think a little harder about what the question is asking. Students are required to show their work and explain the ste
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8th
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8.EE.C.7 - Math 2 Text Writing Prompt #6
Objective: Solve linear equations in one variable and write, with great detail, the steps that were taken to solve the problem, including reasoning behind those steps. (CCSS 8.EE.C.7)
Directions: Students love to text! What better way to get their attention by creating the math to fit their interests? Each prompt is written in the form of a conversation, which causes students to think a little harder about what the question is asking. Students are required to show their work and explain the
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8th
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8.EE.C.7 - Math 2 Text Writing Prompt #3
Objective: Solve linear equations in one variable and write, with great detail, the steps that were taken to solve the problem, including reasoning behind those steps. (CCSS 8.EE.C.7)
Directions: Students love to text! What better way to get their attention by creating the math to fit their interests? Each prompt is written in the form of a conversation, which causes students to think a little harder about what the question is asking. Students are required to show their work and explain the
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8th
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8.EE.C.7 - Math 2 Text Writing Prompt #2
Objective: Solve linear equations in one variable and write, with great detail, the steps that were taken to solve the problem, including reasoning behind those steps. (CCSS 8.EE.C.7)
Directions: Students love to text! What better way to get their attention by creating the math to fit their interests? Each prompt is written in the form of a conversation, which causes students to think a little harder about what the question is asking. Students are required to show their work and explain the ste
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8th
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8.EE.C.7 - Math 2 Text Writing Prompt #1
Objective: Solve linear equations in one variable and write, with great detail, the steps that were taken to solve the problem, including reasoning behind those steps. (CCSS 8.EE.C.7)
Directions: Students love to text! What better way to get their attention by creating the math to fit their interests? Each prompt is written in the form of a conversation, which causes students to think a little harder about what the question is asking. Students are required to show their work and explain the
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8th
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Electric Crystals: Interdisciplinary Science Mini-Unit
This FREE, interdisciplinary mini-unit is all about exploring crystal symmetry and how it powers our everyday lives. The Gist: Crystals aren't magic, but they are amazing! In this student-driven, lecture-free lesson, students will do card sorts, build hands-on models, solve engineering design puzzles, and more! The whole experience is connected through a beautifully crafted comic and supporting videos.Driving Questions: What are crystals and how do they form?How is molecular microstructure conne
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7th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-1
, HS-PS1-3
, MS-PS1-1
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