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Free 12th grade resources for Microsoft Word and for Gifted and Talented
Enrichment, Finish Early, 10 activities ANY Subject, No Prep Required!
Keeping up with new standards, new requirements, grading, planning, conferencing, etc., is time consuming! Who has time to plan even MORE, unique enrichment activities? Lucky for you, there are plenty of general, catch-all ideas that you can offer students.
With this freebie, you will receive a fully editable, 10-choice enrichment menu complete with student guidelines. Primarily a math and science teacher, I have posted this document in Word format, so you can add or revise it to fit your l
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3rd - 12th
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Public Speaking Template, Tips, and Tricks for the 1-2 Minute Informative Speech
The common core wants effective speakers and 21st Century Learners!
Here is a template for the one to two minute informative speech in handy notecard-sized cutouts.
This document includes public speaking tips and tricks for all ages and ability levels.
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3rd - 12th
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Goal Tracking Sheets
This is designed for Special Education teachers/ESE teachers who need to track students IEP goals.
This uses an easy tally system so that you can keep track of how many times per month you work on each specific goal and objective for each student. This will help you visualize what objective you may still need to work on, or what objectives you work on with your students the most.
This is an excellent tool which requires hardly any time in your day to keep organized, and is an excellent piece
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PreK - 12th
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Human Bingo - Getting to Know You Activity
I love to use this activity at the beginning of the school year or whenever a group of students come together for the first time (in a club, for example). This forces people to mingle and learn about one another. It's in a Word document so you can edit the spaces to tailor the game more for your situation.
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3rd - 12th
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Candy Bar Trivia Worksheet
Great as an enrichment activity. Sheet gives hints to a candy bar name and students try to fill in the blank with a fitting candy bar. Also includes web links to additional quizzes and information.
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3rd - 12th
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Probability Practice Problems and Answer Key
Over 30 problems dealing with probability of independent and dependent events, conditional probability and expected value. Probability scenarios involve the use of dice, cards, marbles, experimental data and survey results. Have your students practice using tables, graphs and real world scenarios to find the probability of an event. Can be used as homework or as a review before a test.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Katy Perry's "Fireworks" Poetry Review Packet
Who would have thought that this Top 40 song would contain so many poetry devices? As a review activity, hand out the lyrics, listen to the song (via YouTube), and then have the students complete a scavenger hunt to find poetry devices amidst the lyric lines . In the packet, you will get instructions, lyrics ready to be photocopied, and a student example of lyrics annotated.
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6th - 12th
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Generic Rubric for Independent Projects
How can you assess final products when students have created a myriad of products? How can you compare a chart, a song, a poem, and/or a debate to each other in terms of quality? Allowing students to choose their projects and show you what they know using their own talents and interests is a valuable tool; let's make it easy to evaluate as well. Here is a generic rubric which my graduate students (all experienced teachers) really appreciated. Enjoy for free! (If you want a more thorough rub
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3rd - 12th
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Animation and Critical Thinking for GATE and Generation Z -- The Piano FREE
4th Graders through adults find this video and activity fascinating. Let's try it FREE!Maybe your students will ask the same question mine did, "When can we do this again?"Using a short 2 minute video and an accompanying "Visual Inference Guide," students quickly become engaged in a critical analysis as they share insights with classmates--connecting video and literature.This format works for upper elementary through high school honors classes because students respond according to their abilit
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Shark Tank Persuasion/Teaching Persuasive Writing Techniques
This is a four day lesson that incorporates the idea of persuasion, whether it is to assist an English Language Arts class or a Business class. Students will apply previously reviewed techniques of persuasion in order to sell their "invention" to a group of "Sharks".
You will receive detailed lesson plans for all four days, an informational handout, and a thorough rubric for grading, all highly customizable to fit your needs. However, the major asset to this package is the idea. The lesson idea
Grades:
7th - 12th
Affective Unit for Gifted Learners
Developing Self-Understanding and
Resilience in Gifted Students:
A Unit for Upper Elementary and Secondary Gifted Learners, provides a series of lessons, each with a variety of group and independent activities, to assist teachers and specialists in gifted education in meeting the social and emotional needs of this special population of learners. Each lesson is centered around a common question of gifted students, such as "What is giftedness and what is it not?" and "How do I advocate for myself
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4th - 12th
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FREE Greek Alphabet Wall Display Gifted Language Arts
FREE Greek Alphabet Wall Display Gifted Language ArtsIf they already know the alphabet, try posting this one above your whiteboard instead! It includes upper and lower case symbols, English (Latin) equivalences, and pronunciations. It prints in landscape format with two letters per page and fit just perfectly in a horizontal row over my board as traditional alphabet displays do--but with a real wow effect that makes everyone entering the room stop and actually look at the letters. Letters are
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Can You Pass the Ellis Island Immigrant Feature Profile Test?
The Feature Profile Test was a wooden block puzzle test administered to Ellis Island immigrants because IQ tests involved language translation issues. Instead, the Feature Profile Test became an instant nonverbal IQ assessment. The Feature Profile was made from wooden blocks that—if placed in the proper order—formed the profile of a human face.
According to the Smithsonian Magazine, this test was used at Ellis Island in the early 1900’s to keep out “feeble-minded” immigrants. The idea was th
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Allegory of the Cave Mini-Project
Who doesn't love Plato? This mini-project is perfect for students taking AP or honors courses. However, with proper scaffolding, it can be taught to any high school group (grades 11-12). It can be used in lieu of an exam or as an additional project. This project has differentiated groups roles to support all learners. Provided is the project description, differentiated handouts, and rubric. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about "the open thesis statement" format, which is refere
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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AP Language and Composition Synthesis Essay
This is the first essay that I have my AP Language students write for the year. Much like the first essay they will write on the AP exam, this question asks them to take information from a variety of sources they read over the course of the unit.
The sources are:
- Self Reliance by Emerson
- Allegory of the Cave by Plato
- Scarlet Letter by Hawthorne
- Into the Wild by Kraukaer
- Civil Disobedience by Thoreau
Grades:
11th - 12th
** INDUSTRIALIZATION - FREE LESSON PLAN **
Use this free day-by-day lesson plan to teach 6 days on industrialization. I offer the PowerPoints, student outlines (and keys), worksheets, auizes and review game for purchase to make your life easy.
US History
Social Studies
Industrialization
Lesson Plan Template
Week-long Lessons Plan
6 day lessons
PowerPoint
Bell Work
Videos
War 1812
North v South
Agricultural
Innovations
Free-enterprise system
Laisse-Faire
Urbanization
Immigrants
Slavery
Plantations
Factories
Transportation
Communication
M
Grades:
5th - 12th
Solving Real World Problems
This packet guides students through the process of discussing real world problems, researching them, and finding realistic solutions. The packet is directly aligned with the Florida standards for gifted learners.
keywords: group work, teamwork, real world, issues, controversy, elementary, gifted and talented.
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K - 12th
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The Parable of the Sower and the Seeds - Small Group Reader's Theater
This is a religious reader's theater intended for a small group of 6 students. Ever wondered what the parable of the Sower and the Seed was about? This will help you understand it! In the script, three of four friends answer an altar call one Sunday. This story is what happens to them after that experience. Cammy did not answer it, Hilton tries for a brief time to do better, Will works to do better but gives up, and Nelson works hard and prays daily to keep working and following what he believes
Learning Contract for Compacted Curriculum
This classroom form is designed to help differentiate instruction for gifted students. Once a student proves they've mastered the unit material currently being taught in class, they may opt to create a proposal for an individual enrichment study. The contract is signed by the teacher, the student, and a mentor. This form helps keep gifted students responsible for their own learning and set goals suitable to their intellectual proficiency.
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8th - 12th
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Death By Scrabble: By Charlie Fish
Looking for a short story for your literature circle?
Charlie Fish has written a short story that will have readers talking! Who knew Scrabble could be a deadly game?
This story can be used to teach many literary elements.
Don't take my word for it.
Take the time to get familiar with Charlie Fish's "Death By Scrabble". You are sure to love it.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
MARINE BIOLOGY Independent Study
MARINE BIOLOGY Independent Study is a motivational, challenging, individualized semester (or shorter) curriculum-plan written according to Bloom’s Taxonomy. Human Anatomy promotes higher-level thinking for middle or high school students.
The products produced in this Independent Study can range from written papers, lab reports, posters, mobiles, three-dimensional models, oral presentations, photograph, videos, power point presentations, slide shows, bulletin boards, puppet shows or even a song
Grades:
8th - 12th
Eulogy Speech Presentation
Students write a eulogy speech for their own funeral and then present it to the class as an anonymous person speaking about themselves.
Great assignment for any Language Arts / English / Speech class. Students get to make an honest assessment of their lives and then present that to the class with the appropriate tone and subject matter. Includes handout foor students detailing how to put together their speech.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Psychoactive Drugs Matching Activity-AP Psychology
This Word document has all of the drugs AP Psychology students need to know for the AP test and MORE! Each classification (stimulant, depressant, hallucinogen) has a matching description, and several drugs to fit under each category. In addition, each drug has a matching real-life scenario with helpful hints to give students practice at identifying different drugs, their classifications, and effects.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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My Leadership Goals
Students that are in the student body should have focused goals. They need to aim at something that would make their tenure worthwhile and memorable. This simple worksheet will focus their attention on very direct goals.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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