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10th grade research for Google Apps and for Gifted and Talented
KR's Biology & AP® Biology Christmas Scavenger Hunt for Holiday Macromolecules
The Christmas Biology and AP® Biology Scavenger Hunt for high school is perfect for your students to research and learn about the macromolecules found in our favorite holiday items. Students will investigate the carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins integral to Christmas. This activity is differentiated and includes print and digital versions.WHY IS IT HELPFUL?Keep students engaged and entertained in the days leading up to Christmas breakMaintain energy levels during the holiday seasonMake meanin
Grades:
9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-LS1-6
Also included in: KR's Biology & AP® Biology Christmas Activity Bundle (Differentiated)
KR's Real World Biology: What to do after the AP® Biology Exam
KR’s Real World Biology project is a perfect activity to do after the AP® Biology Exam when students need to stay engaged. This project allows students to investigate a topic of their choice relating to a biological technology being used to solve a real world problem right now.WHY IS IT HELPFUL?Keeps students engaged after the AP® Biology ExamIndependent research requires no direct instructionCan be used as is or shortened to fit the duration of time you have after the AP® Biology ExamWHO WILL B
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Also included in: KR's AP® Biology Exam Prep & Year End Bundle
Design Your Dream College: Researching the Perfect Fit
Empower your high school English students to design their dream college experience with this comprehensive lesson! As an experienced educator dedicated to student success, I've crafted this lesson to guide students through the process of identifying the qualities they desire most in their ideal college and conducting targeted research to find the perfect fit.Aligned with learning objectives and essential questions, this lesson provides clear goals and prompts meaningful exploration. Students wil
Grades:
8th - 12th
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College Visit Preparation and Reflection: Empowering Students for Future Success
Empower your high school students for their future academic endeavors with this comprehensive lesson on College Visit Preparation and Reflection! As an experienced high school English teacher, I understand the importance of guiding students through the process of college exploration and preparation.Aligned with learning objectives and essential questions, this lesson begins by surveying students' prior knowledge about college visits, helping them identify any questions or concerns they may have.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Gulf of Mexico - Real-World Environmental Challenges
This project-based learning activity allows students to work in pairs, small groups, or individually while addressing 4 real-world environmental issues related to the Gulf of Mexico. Students will put on their "Marine Biologist" hats to work to research and present their findings. This project was designed for Florida students in grades 4-12; however, it can be easily adapted to address local ecological issues in any coastal community, especially along the Gulf Coast. Students can be assigned
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Grades:
4th - 12th
College Virtual and Video Fieldtrip Tours
Take your students on a virtual and video fieldtrip to college campuses all over the world while simultaneously teaching them that there is a world of virtual reality for them to explore! This lesson includes:Links to Appily and Campus Tours for students to search for their desired collegeLinks to top universities such as Oxford, USC and CambridgeTwo versions of a bubble-map organizer for students to take notes on which colleges and details stand out.This lesson is great for a "Sub" lesson plan
Grades:
7th - 12th
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North Carolina Lighthouses Map and Bar Graph
North Carolina's lighthouses are some of the most famous in the world. There are 7 standing lighthouses along the coast of NC and many students may never see them in person. In this resource, students will be able to research where those lighthouses are and how tall they are. What's included:1. Blank map of NC coast and directions for students to go to a website and locate the lighthouses, then come back to the Google Slides and drag the circles/names to the correct location.2. Blank bar graph
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Independent Research Project Rubric
Have a research project in mind but need a rubric that covers a wide range of final products? Here you go! With this rubric, students have the option to show what they've learned in ways other than the typical presentation/book report. Students can display their information in the form of brochures, newspaper articles, commercials, posters, and more! It also works for presentations too. I even used it to grade a mock news broadcast!
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Coastal Erosion Research Project-Louisiana History
AP Research: Research Advisors
This unit was designed as an introduction to Research Advisors and as a way to explore possible advisors for their original research project. Many people that you call may not know what "project consulting" is or have time to do so. This unit was originally designed to be taught to AP Research students in the beginning of their project work. This will allow students to prepare for their project needs and find an expert that can help them.Each student will make a list of possible consultants (who
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Artificial Intelligence Career Carnival!
Objective: Understand and appreciate the vast applications and implications of Artificial Intelligence in various career paths, emphasizing the significance of focused research based on clear questions.Rationale: In today's rapidly advancing technological landscape, AI plays an increasingly critical role. By introducing students to various AI career paths, we empower them to make informed decisions about their futures, ensuring that they remain competitive and relevant in tomorrow's job market.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Genius Hour: Complete Assignment (Passion Project)
Included in this product is a Google Slideshow (you can "make a copy of it" for each student in your Google Classroom) that gives students a COMPLETE walkthrough of their passion-project / genius hour assignment!Includes:79 slideswhat is "Genius Hour"a slideshow where they can document their progress (what they are reading, watching, learning, etc.)create something and present it to the classincludes several slides where students can type in information about their passionspassion versus purpose
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Enrichment Research Plan
This fully customizable enrichment research plan is designed for student-led research on either a topic provided by the instructor or via student choice. This is an excellent resource for open-ended projects, collaborative activities, enrichment challenges, gifted and talented classrooms, home school students, end of the year projects, and/or for students who want to dig deeper into a subject they are passionate about. Recommended for grades 4-12+
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Hope in the Midst of Trauma: Absolutely True Diary of A Part-Time Indian, etc
In this unit, students will educate themselves about the effects of trauma while exploring resiliency within the protagonist of their given novel. Students will explore the effects of trauma upon the human body and mind, apply this knowledge to the novel they are reading, and then analyze the resiliency found within the character in a thematic essay. Although this at the core is a simplistic theme essay, the unit allows students to self identify the ACES they might have, but then shifts the foc
Grades:
7th - 12th
Leadership: Difficult Decision-Making Rubric
Included in this rubric are 5 categories (highest point possible in each category is 4 points. A score of 100% would be 20 points (4x5 = 20 points)Categories:Use of Facts, Text Evidence & Real-Life Experience (did students use facts, textual evidence and real-life experiences in their decision?)Organization (was their decision thinking organized; did they speak/write in an organized fashion?)Understanding of Topic (did students understand the leadership topic and rationale?)Presentation Styl
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Independent Study: Research Project Topic List
Got students who have no idea what to do for an independent study choice project? Use this to help students choose from an expansive list of topics for a student choice research project. This list is broken down into categories/themes that students might find interesting and then gives further details about each category as suggestions for more specific research topics.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Historical Analysis Practice
This assignment uses Bobbie Malone and Nikki Mandell's Thinking Like a Historian framework to practice historical analysis in an engaging, inquiry-driven way. Students select events, people, and societies from a list of interesting historical topics to investigate using analytical thinking skill. This resource includes an explanation of the purpose and use of Thinking Like a Historian for students, an example of how it can be used to analyze a historical event, an explanation of the assignment,
Grades:
6th - 10th
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CCSS:
AP Research and Higher Learning
In order to consider how AP Research will benefit a student, they must consider their higher learning goals. This presentation is an introductory presentation, explaining how AP Research develops soft skills that benefit students preparing for their college career.
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Grades:
10th - 12th
AP Research: Future Career Exploration - Career Matrix
As students progress in their academic years, they will need to explore which career paths best fit their life goals. This career matrix is geared towards students who are interested in a college path and may also be using the AP Capstone Program to help them gain collegiate skills. For this worksheet, students will research 3 career disciplines/industries (i.e. Medicine, Law, Communications, Education, Marketing, etc.). Research 4 specific job titles/specialties that fit under each discipline.
Grades:
10th - 12th
STEM Careers Research - Student Summary
*This product goes along with the STEM Careers Research Project. To purchase both together please view my bundle.The student summary encourages your students to engage with the research that their peers completed. They can choose to review any three of their peers' projects. Ultimately my goal with this is that each student learns about careers that they didn't research themselves.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in: STEM Careers Research BUNDLE
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