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Other (specialty) webquests for GATE under $5
Developing Media Literacy: Real News and Fake News
Published January 2019: With so much fake news being called real and so much real news being called fake, how is a young person (or anyone) supposed to know the real truth in the “post-truth world”? This is a three-day lesson plan with recently written real news and fake news articles provided that gives students an introduction to the topic of media literacy and fake news. It also helps develop their investigation, creativity, and writing skills by providing three interesting activities for the
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8th - 10th
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Florida Frameworks for Gifted Learners- 7 Goals with Objectives and Traits
Included:Gifted goals one-pagerSeparate pages for all 7 gifted goals with each objective and associated traitsStudent friendly statements for each goal*Note: preview shows all pages included. The objectives and traits go with the know level according to the Florida Frameworks for Gifted Learners.
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Not Grade Specific
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SEL Quotes
52 of My Favorite SEL Quotes to build character, support the SEL competencies, and to SELebrate YOU!One of our favorite SEL activities is discussing and interpreting SEL quotes! You can use this resource in so many ways! Here's what I do:Each Monday. I introduce a new quote, one to support the building blocks of SEL and that gets my kids thinking deep. We display it in the room, talk about it for a couple of days, and I try to read books related to the overall message. Then midweek, I’ll ask eac
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Terry Fox activities en Français
Use these engaging activities to celebrate Terry Fox. A true Canadian hero. His strength and resiliency live on every year when we participate in The Terry Fox run and raise money to find a cure for cancer.Includes:Webquest - 15 questions with answer keyDesign a stamp (template) to commemorate Terry FoxSpecial quotes by Terry and activityImagining Terry's memories with 3 activities (design his phone wallpaper, illustrate 2 pictures you could find on his phone and explain them, Terry's texts)***I
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5th - 10th
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Also included in: Bundle Terry Fox - French escape room, interactive slides and activities
Cut Flower Industry Webquest | High School Agriculture Spring Activity
Embark on a virtual journey with this interactive floriculture classroom activity exploring the cut flower industry - a perfect high school agriculture spring activity! ❤️ This adventure happens online, so whether your students prefer the glow of screens or the touch of paper, we've got it covered. Dive into our printable student question pages, complete with QR codes for seamless access to online materials. No need for a field trip – this exploration is just a click away.Students must use a dev
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: High School Agriculture Spring Activity Bundle: Cut Flower Activities
September 11th Internet Scavenger Hunt
This internet scavenger hunt is designed to offer students a brief overview of the events surrounding September 11, 2001. This activity involves visiting the 9/11 memorial website as well as viewing a video clip on the K9 units of September 11th.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Tobacco & Alcohol Bundle
Bundle Deal!!Grab these two quick, no prep lessons on Alcohol & Tobacco! Great for virtual or in-person learning! Alcohol Lesson: Print it off or assign it digitally, it's a great, quick lesson to introduce alcohol. Product download includes a PDF version, a link to make your own Google Doc version, and the answer key. Questions involve the students researching "The Truth About Alcohol" using the free, online resource drugfreeworld.org . I've also provided a PDF download of "The Truth About
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7th - 10th
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Unplugged Coding Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich Lesson Plan
Lesson Description: Unplugged Coding - Peanut Butter and Jelly SandwichThis engaging and interactive lesson plan is designed for 4th to 6th-grade students to introduce fundamental algorithms, computational thinking, and problem-solving concepts through an unplugged coding activity. The activity involves creating step-by-step instructions (algorithms) for making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.Overall, this lesson plan provides a dynamic and inclusive approach to introducing coding concepts, p
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3rd - 6th
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"Education Pays!" College & Career Readiness **California Specific** NO PREP
Education Pays!Looking to prepare your students for higher education? Look no further! This presentation provides just the perfect amount of information for students to begin understanding their different options. Students will learn about the different methods of higher ed along with programs such as "TAG" that can help them secure their spot into a 4-Year University. Every state is different with cost and examples of school so you can tailor the presentation to fit your needs. This is Specific
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8th - 12th
College Search Activity for High Schoolers (Ready to Print!) // Scholarship Info
This College Search activity allows students to use CollegeBoard's BigFuture site to explore thousands of colleges based on their unique preferences. In this activity, students use filters to narrow down their search to 3 colleges and answer a variety of questions based on those three colleges. The site is very easy to navigate and the questions allow students to get a feel for what college/university is right for them (in terms of cost, location, majors, etc).The reflection questions give stude
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9th - 12th
IRS Tax WebQuest
Have students learn the basics about Form W-4 & W-2 and paying taxes through this WebQuest using modules created by the IRS. IRS WebQuest - Modules 1 & 2. Video is provided to walk you through how to successfully complete the WebQuest.Message me if a word document is needed for edits and/or for the answer key.
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10th - 12th
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Mark Twain Webquest with Answer Key!
This is a great activity to go along with any Mark Twain story or book. The students will go on an Internet search to discover more about the unique character that Mark Twain was! The more students learn about who this author was, and where he came from, the more they will appreciate his literature! Answer key now included!
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7th - 12th
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Borrowing Money Webquest
This resource has been updated with good links (January 2020) and is a great resource to use in a Personal Finance or Financial Literacy course. The purpose of the web quest is to get students to understand the importance of budgeting and how to manage debt and borrow money responsibly. Four websites are used in this web quest. They are:Debt Test - Students answer questions to test their knowledge about debt.Money Quiz - Students complete a quiz about personal finance.Financial Services - Stud
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Financial Literacy/Personal Finance Bundle
Reading Questions that Support Higher Order Thinking
When students use higher order thinking skills, they make connections. They manipulate information, put it together in new ways, or apply it to find new solutions to problems.
This pdf has questions that help students dig deeper into the books that they read. The categories of questions include "identifying themes," "finding biases," "make connections," "problem-solve," "consider other perspectives," and "questions to help students increase the complexity and challenge of book that they read."
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Not Grade Specific
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Career research - Agriculture mechanics/Skilled Trades
Careers in the skilled trades are so often overlooked! Using the National FFA website - AgExplorer.ffa.org- deep dive into careers in power systems, skilled trades, mechanics and more. Completely student led from the Ag Explorer website - directions ask them to complete the career quiz and then use the filters to find careers that may suit their interests and educational goals. They are then asked to consolidate the information to compare careers that match their interests and follow up quest
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9th - 12th
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SEL - Cell Phone Screen Time - WebQuest Activity
Introducing "SEL - Cell Phone Screen Time - WebQuest Activity" - a dynamic and engaging WebQuest designed to empower students with a deeper understanding of how social media platforms captivate their attention. This five-page resource is tailored to middle and high school students, inviting them to explore and reflect on the strategies employed by social media companies to keep them hooked.Students embark on a WebQuest to uncover the five techniques implemented by social media companies to captu
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7th - 12th
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How Horror Changed After World War I (WWI)
An Article-based assignment on how World War I changed the landscape of the horror genre forever, based on the works of W. Scott Poole. This article engages students with primary and secondary sources about the impact that global conflict has on both soldiers and civilians. After answering a recall question and article-based questions, students will write and Enduring Issues based paragraph that practices the skills required for writing an Enduring Issues Essay.
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9th - 12th
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Internet Scavenger Hunt (20 Questions)
Great for Ice Breakers, Internet Practice, Substitute Teachers, and more... this Internet Scavenger Hunt contains 20 searches complete with an answer key and cover page. The students may work individually or in pairs. This activity is good (and appropriate) for most age groups that have computer access and some Internet knowledge. Using a search engine like Google, Yahoo, Safari, Bing, etc., the students will enter the question and search for the correct answer(s). The student then writes ou
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Not Grade Specific
Deaflympics WebQuest
Studying the Deaflympics? Have your students look around the web for some interesting information to help guide your discussion! This fully editable worksheet gets students looking at what the Deaflympics are, where they started, and where they're going. Perfect for an in class assignment, homework, extension activity, or sub plan! Answer key is included!If you have any questions or concerns about this product or any of our products, feel free to leave a question on the product page or send an e
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Bloom's REVISED Taxonomy Posters
Bloom’s Taxonomy is a classification of educational objectives used for developing higher level thinking skills. It is a process-oriented model that allows teachers to present ideas and concepts at many different levels to meet the needs of a variety of learners. ►These catchy, chevron background posters can be used to brighten up any classroom or to teach each of the levels of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy. ►The benefits of using Bloom's Levels are: helping students develop higher level thinking sk
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4th - 8th
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Grades 7–12 PBL Project Group Team Charter Template—Customize to your project!
Enhance collaboration and project success in your classroom with the ultimate resource for effective teamwork: the Project Team Charter. This Team Charter empowers teachers to facilitate engaging group projects by guiding students through the process of creating a clear and concise team charter.By utilizing the Project Team Charter, you'll foster a cooperative learning environment where students meet, discuss, and collaborate on defining roles, responsibilities, and critical project details. Thi
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8th - 12th
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Areas of Giftedness Bulletin Board (Coffee Shop Theme)
Are you a Gifted and Talented teacher looking for bulletin boards that apply to your students? I created this coffee shop themed bulletin board for students to reference when identify their areas of giftedness. This is a great way to reference the 5 types of giftedness in your classroom throughout the year!Included:-5 coffee cups listing the 5 types of giftedness (artistic, creative, academic, intellectual, and leadership)-5 clip boards describing the characteristics of each of the 5 types of gi
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Not Grade Specific
June Journey Web Quest & Presentation: Distance Learning Compatible
June Journey Web Quest & Presentation: Distance Learning CompatibleProduct DescriptionEmbark on a journey through June's history, global holidays, and intriguing facts! This Web Quest has been carefully designed to engage middle and high school students in research, critical thinking, and presentation skills.Using five reputable websites, students will answer a series of questions for each site, developing their internet research skills and broadening their understanding of June. After their
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5th - 12th
Also included in: Summer Bundle: WebQuest & Presentation Activities (June, July, August)
Canvas Screenshot Assignment
Assign this activity to your students to help them to get acquainted with all Canvas has to offer.
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5th - 8th
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