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Middle school critical thinking instrumental music resources for Microsoft Publisher
Water Filter Experiment- packet
This experiment is great for understanding water filtration. We use 2 liter bottles with the bottom cut off. Students preplan in their groups what materials to use and how to place them in the upsidedown 2 liter. Once the prepare their "filtration system", I pour dirty water in and we collect it (glass baby food jars work great because you can see inside) out of the small opening at the bottom. Students then evaluate what they could improve, empty the 2 liter and try again. We compare all of the
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3rd - 6th
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Recorder Karate Awards
This is a 5x7 editable blackbelt plaque to hang on the your Recorder Karate Wall of Fame. It comes in a publisher file. All you have to do is Edit the name of the student, the date, and add a photo of your student to the file. It is quick and easy! Students love seeing their face on your wall and receiving recognition for their hard work!
Grades:
1st - 12th
Essential Questions and Enduring Understandings for Music Classroom
This contains several Enduring Understandings and Essential Questions for music class.
It is in a Microsoft publisher file, so you will have the ability to edit the boarders and fonts etc..
Please let me know if you have any questions
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K - 12th
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Salem Witch Trials - Medical Explanations for Hysteria
Short explanations of medical reasons that might have contributed to the hysteria that led to the Salem Witch Trials
In two column format with space for citing textual evidence from assigned readings/research.
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7th - 8th
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Maps as Text - Printing Press and Reformation
Includes 4 maps: modern Europe for reference; Europe prior to the Reformation; religious division in Europe following the Reformation; and the growth and locations of printing presses.
Questions ask students to analyze and infer, and to draw conclusions from the maps.
This should be printed in color--laminate for use year-to-year.
Grades:
7th - 9th
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BASS CLEF Bingo Review Game
Just like my other Bingo Game but this is Bass Clef Edition!
Help your students review bass clef note names with this fun Bingo version. Each box is filled with a music staff, you simply need to add music notes. Template allows you to print multiple copies for multiple bingo boards.Great for a general music class, or a fun way for bass clef instrumentalists to review their note names!
*Variation* Add multiple notes (for example BAG) to create words students must find on their bingo card read a
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Grades:
3rd - 9th
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Orchestra Handbook - Middle School
A start for a middle school handbook just needing your personalizing based on your own program. This is my handbook when I taught middle school, so feel free to use it as a starting point to create your own.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
THE ARTS ARE ABOUT Poster
THE ARTS ARE ABOUT...poster. The poster size is 24x36. I take mine to a print shop (Fed Ex, Kinkos, Office Max, etc.) and have it printed and mounted on foamboard, making for a poster that you can use for many years to come. Or you can buy a relatively inexpensive 24x36 poster frame at your favorite retailer (Wal-Mart, Target, Amazon.com, etc).
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6th - 12th
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Treble Clef Candy Cane Ornaments
This is a printable card to accompany a gift for any of your student musicians. I make treble clef candy canes and attach them to the card with tape. I print these cards on cardstock. For more details about the candy cane ornaments, visit my blog at musicwithmrsdennis.blogspot.com.
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Makerspace Design Thinking Process Poster
Use this poster at your makerspace or during lessons that would support this type thinking process.
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
O-Trio Virtual Interactive games
O-Trio is a great game but this is Virtual O-Trio!!! An interactive game you can play during distance learning or telehealth. Up to three players. Advanced game for higher functioning individuals. Included link to a video for the rules to game.
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4th - 12th
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Where in the World Wednesday - Ukraine (Updated 03-09-2014)
Where in the World Wednesday is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students' interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, encourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it!
There are ten clues ranging from languages spoken, ethnic groups, products exported, current events, sports, popular leaders, historical events, government, and indigenous animals.
There is also a lesson extension provided for the teacher.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Where in the World Wednesday - Egypt
Where in the World Wednesday is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students’ interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, encourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it.
There are ten clues ranging from languages spoken, ethnicities, products and exports, current events, sports, popular leaders, tourist attractions, historical events, government, and indigenous animals. There is also a lesson extension provided for the teacher.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Where in the World Wednesday - Planet Earth
Where in the World Wednesday is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students' interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, enourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it.
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6th - 8th
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Great Things Small Things Poster
GREAT THINGS SMALL THINGS POSTER. The poster size is 18x24. I take mine to a print shop (Fed Ex, Kinkos, Office Max, etc.) and have it printed and mounted on foamboard, making for a poster that you can use for many years to come.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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STEAM Posters, Nautical Themed
Science, Technology, Engineering, Architecture, Mathematics Nautical Themed Posters
Can be cut into nautical flags and hung as a bulletin board
Grades:
K - 6th
Map and location learning worm (geometry)
This tool is a simple and visual way for Early Years (and Middle Years) students to reflect on and chart their learning
How could I use it?
- To provide a simple visual method for students to assess their own progress
- To identify where they are achieving well and where extra support may be needed
- To graph to progress of individual students
Why should I use it?
- To teach students how to organise and plot their progress
- To provide students the opportunity to evaluate and assess the
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Grades:
4th - 6th
Where in the World - Japan
Where in the World is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students' interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, encourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it.There are ten clues ranging from languages spoken, ethnic groups, products exported, current events, sports, popular leaders, historical events, government, and indigenous animals.There is also a lesson extension provided for the teacher.
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Grades:
5th - 9th
Where in the World Wednesday - India
Where in the World Wednesday is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students' interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, encourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it.
There are ten clues ranging from languges spoken, ethnicities, products that are exported, current events, sports, popular leaders, tourist attractions, historical events, government, and indigenous animals.
There is also a lesson extension provided for the teacher.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Where in the World Wednesday - South Korea
Where in the World Wednesday is a quick way to assess prior knowledge, pique students' interest in a new geographical location, teach note taking skills, encourage critical thinking, and have FUN while doing it.
There are ten clues ranging from languages spoken, ethnicities, products exported, current events, sports, popular leaders, tourist attractions, historical events, government and indigenous animals.
There is also a lesson extension provided for the teacher.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Fraction Number Lines
Includes number lines that students must complete as well as questions based on a set of pictures where they have to find the fraction of the 'not'. For example; write the fraction of the shapes that ARE NOT triangles.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
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Zoom In Thinking Routine
This thinking routine encourages children to zoom in on particular aspects of a picture or photograph. It is important to only reveal one aspect of the picture at each stage so that the children can make inferences about what they can see. This is a template which includes a task that I've done to show you how it works. Firstly, do this as a whole class with a picture or photograph on a large screen. Only reveal one aspect of the picture or photograph at each stage, cover the rest. Discuss
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Grades:
1st - 6th
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Greek and Latin Root Words
Get your students thinking about Greek and Latin roots to help broaden their awareness of new vocabulary!
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Daily Behavior Log *Editable*
A simple daily behavior log for students/teachers to keep track of their behavior. Publisher document--completely editable!
Grades:
1st - 12th
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