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10th grade other (math) lessons for Gifted and Talented
Paul Klee Abstract Art Lesson: Portrait Dice Games Art Project - Nsw Visual Arts
Are you teaching an abstract art lesson on Paul Klee? Are they going to create an abstract portrait? Here's a fun lesson to brighten up your lesson plans! This is the perfect addition to your elementary art curriculum! Engaging abstract portrait art lesson with language (writing) activities. These no-prep abstract portrait art projects are perfect for your art sub tub. Super easy to implement for substitute teachers. Plus, the engagement will help with behavior! Perfect to start your art integra
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K - 12th
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Also included in: Art History Lesson - Famous Artists - Art Activities and Sub Plans
How to Write a Check, Deposit Slip, and Balance a Checkbook Printable Version
Can your students write a check? Do they know what a deposit slip looks like? Have they ever balanced a checkbook? This interactive notebook lesson will teach them all three skills while integrating information from one skill to the next. Use as a math, life skills, or stand-alone lesson. Photos of how each page should look are included.Conforms to Nebraska State Standards for Math (MA 5.1.2g, MA 6.1.2d, and MA 7.1.2b).**Digital/Virtual version now available in my store!**
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9th - 12th
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Right Triangles - The Pythagorean Theorem Notes and Practice
Right Triangles - The Pythagorean Theorem Notes and Practice In this packet you will find:A set of teacher notes that: **illustrate and label the parts of a right triangle**outline the parts of the Pythagorean Theorem and give 6 fully worked out examples**Explain the requirements to be a Pythagorean Triple and gives 5 fully worked out examples **Explain the converse of the Pythagorean Theorem and gives 6 fully worked out examples.A set of student notes that match the teacher notes without the w
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8th - 11th
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GIFTED AND TALENTED PROBLEM SOLVING #1
TEACHERS-PARENTS are you having trouble finding gifted and talented teaching materials in mathematics, problem solving, and critical thinking? “GIFTED AND TALENTED PROBLEM SOLVING #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 and #8 each have 42 pages of activities specially designed to motivate and challenge your gifted-talented students. All of the activities involve mathematics, critical thinking, and problem solving. Great for those high achieving students in your classes who need something extra to challenge
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5th - 12th, Staff
The Arrival by Shaun Tan -- 100+ Page Unit and Teacher's Guide GATE
Yes, we can teach reading, writing, speaking and listening, and critical thinking skills using this amazing graphic novel which has no “words!” It’s a journey about who we are, where we have come from, and the humanity we share. It’s about hope and love and understanding. At times powerful, at times breathtakingly beautiful . . . Shaun Tan’s The Arrival should be on every bookshelf in every classroom.This 100+ page teaching guide and unit has been developed over the past three years in my adv
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5th - 12th
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How to Differentiate a Lesson Reference Guide
Need a fast and easy way to create a differentiated lesson for your students? This handy one page "cheat sheet" or reference guide is all you need to create a lesson to meet the needs of your GATE students. This idea was developed by Sandra Kaplan who has worked in the field of Gifted Education for years. YOU MUST HAVE SOME BASIC KNOWLEDGE ON DEPTH AND COMPLEXITY AND HOW TO PLAN DIFFERENTIATED LESSONS IN ORDER TO USE THIS PRODUCT. It is a guide only. Here's how it works: You decide on the th
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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MATRICES - 10 lesson BUNDLE
MATRICES The question of whether to teach matrices or not is an interesting one. If you are reading this, it is probably because you have decided to teach the topic (or the decision was made for you). Matrices are included in the CCSS and are meaningful in Algebra 2 (solving systems) and in geometry (transformation / vectors), eventually leading to modeling, simulations and computer graphic applications ( topics beyond the scope of this resource).No matter the reason you are teaching matrices, t
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9th - 12th
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Algebra 1 No Prep Sub Lesson / Substitute Teacher Activities Bundle
Easily fill your substitute teacher binder / folder with this bundle of Print & Go substitute teacher worksheets! This No-Prep Algebra 1 sub plan bundle is perfect for leaving with a substitute teacher. These sub plans review Math concepts taught over the course of Algebra 1. These substitute assignments require no prep, all you have to do is print and go.Three substitute teacher worksheets are included. Buy the bundle, print them off, file them away in your sub folder, and be ready for a
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8th - 10th
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I Am Poem Template (Features 9 Bright Colored Borders)
"I Am Poem" template used for upper elementary and beyond! Students can do rough draft on black and white copy and then choose a colored copy for the final. Enjoy
Comes in: purple, seafoam, pink, dark blue, sky blue, lime green & orange, red and brown.
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5th - 12th
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Dimensional Analysis Activity: Fudge Lab Expansion Pack
This pack includes everything you need to teach dimensional analysis and scientific notation skills in your science or math class. Detailed notes, practice problems, an engaging lab activity, and a quiz are all included. Often times it is hard for students to understand the big picture and real world application of the content we teach them – especially when it comes to math skills. The lab included in this pack is an excellent way for students to apply their dimensional analysis and scienti
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8th - 10th
GIFTED AND TALENTED PROBLEM SOLVING #1 AND #2
PURCHASE “GIFTED AND TALENTED PROBLEM SOLVING #1 AND #2” AT A DISCOUNTED PRICE.Gifted and talented classes usually have an abundance of educational materials for English, the arts and social studies, but very little for mathematics, critical thinking, and problem solving. “GIFTED AND TALENTED PROBLEM SOLVING #1 AND #2” have 84 pages of activities specially designed to motivate and challenge your gifted-talented students. All of the activities involve mathematics, critical thinking and problem so
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5th - 12th, Staff
Turbo Tax Project: Learn to read W2 and file taxes
It’s no secret that how much you pay in taxes each year significantly affects your bottom line and your quality of life. The average U.S. household that owns a home will pay about $14,000 in income, sales, and real estate taxes — that’s about 27% of their total income. Filing taxes don’t have to be complicated for the newcomers. The more you learn about the tax system, the less stress you'll feel when filing your taxes for the first time. Many people seek professional help to file their taxes. T
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Classifying Polynomials Guided Notes and Practice Worksheet
Is Classifying Polynomials one of your first topics in the fall for Algebra 1 and need guided notes and practice worksheet? This PDF includes fill in the blank definitions and examples, and a practice worksheet to be used in class or for homework. The answer key showing all work is included!You may also like:✨Factoring by GCF Task Cards - Printable & Digital✨Adding Polynomials Cut & Paste Printable & Digital Activity✨Adding and Subtracting Polynomials Printable Guided Notes Workshee
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Polynomials Printable & Digital Notes & Activity Bundle
Business Activity - Lemonade Stand Online Game
This is a great game activity to teach students about many business concepts including price, supply/demand, expenses and profit.Students will…• Play 14 rounds of the Lemonade Stand Online Game and record their information/results for each round in a table• Determine how many supplies to purchase including lemons, sugar, cups and ice• Set the price and amounts of each ingredient• Adjust price depending on several factors (weather, popularity and satisfaction)• Respond to questions to assess thei
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6th - 10th
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PROBLEM SOLVING ACTIVITIES BOOKS (#1,#2,#3,#4) (1 - 100)
Problem solving activities for teachers, students and parents. Purchase PROBLEM SOLVING ACTIVITIES BOOKS #1, #2, #3 and #4 at a DISCOUNTED PRICE. "One hundred pages" of problems that are designed to support your schools objectives and curriculum. Use these for that special time in the classroom or at home when you need a little change of pace. Great when you need something a little different to challenge and motivate your students. Good for math resource centers, math clubs, problem of the day
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5th - 11th, Staff
The Lost Thing by Shaun Tan - Teacher's Guide and Activities GATE
The beauty in The Lost Thing is that it settles into one’s soul in a casual and poetic way. What starts as a sort of amusing but sad story finds its way deeper into your heart. You begin to wonder, to ask questions. Soon you find yourself wanting to stand up and defend all the lost things in the world—including that lost part of yourself.
Are you somehow guilty too, you wonder? Quite unexpectedly, you begin to really feel the world Shaun Tan creates. It is a wonderful experience in mindf
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: 2019-2020 Gifted and Talented GATE Program for the Year - Elementary
The Nature of Science/Scientific Method Interactive Digital Notebook
Students learn the importance of scientific literacy and the steps of the scientific method in this online assignment. This lesson covers: What is Science? What is Pseudoscience?Theory vs LawObservation vs InferenceHypothesisVariables (Independent vs Dependent)ConstantsControlsCollecting Data in tablesAnalyzing Data in graphsDrawing Conclusions⭐️ Includes answer key ⭐️ One slide comes with a pull tab. When students drag this tab down into the window, they are given information to help them diff
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: UPDATED! The Ultimate Back to School Science Bundle - NO STRESS!
Optical Illusions Activity for the Upper Grades - Distance Education
This Optical Illusions Project is a critical thinking activity. It can be used for Distance Education learning. This creative thinking project can accompany any Science, Psychology or Language Arts unit. It also acts well as a stand-alone activity where students are encouraged to think convergently and divergently. Students love this engaging project that captivates their interest. The questions that accompany each image require the students to think critically (and creatively) to try to ex
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5th - 10th
Terrible Things - An Allegory of the Holocaust
Questions for Eve Bunting's "Terrible Things - An Allegory of the Holocaust". The last questions ask students to compare theme with the poem "First They Came for the Jews", and to rewrite poem using modern situations.
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7th - 10th
Modified Geometry Lesson 1: Points, Lines, Segments, Rays
What is this lesson about?Lesson 1 covers points, lines, line segments, and rays. By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:1) differentiate between points, lines, line segments, and rays2) draw and label points, lines, line segments, and rays3) name points, lines, line segments, and rays in several ways4) locate points, lines, line segments, and rays in more complex figuresWho is this product for? Where can I use it?This modified geometry lesson is designed for use in a small group
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6th - 12th
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Discrete Math: Voting Methods Unit Bundle
This unit explores the mathematics behind 5 Voting Methods. The unit includes Majority, Plurality, Borda Count, Pairwise Comparison, and Plurality with Elimination voting methods. Notes, activities, practice, and assessments included! The material is written on a level for students in grades 6 to 12, but can also be used in higher level mathematics. Voting methods are often taught in a Discrete Mathematics curriculum, but this is a great enrichment activity for middle and high school students. T
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6th - 12th
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Match and Compare a Quadratic Graph to its Standard, Vertex, and Intercept Form
Fun matching game. Give students a quadratic graph to match to its standard form, vertex form, and intercept form. This not only reinforces how to graph a quadratic, but helps students write the quadratic equation in three different forms.
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9th - 12th
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ESSENTIAL Math/Science/STEAM Lesson Planning Template (Google Slides™)
Compatible with Google Drive™Looking for an all in one, easy to use lesson planning template for your Math/Science/STEAM classes? This is the product for you! These beautifully designed and organized pages will help you get all that you need noted and written up for ANY Grade Level, Topic, and Lesson Length! The example sections will also guide new teachers through the planning process! With these COMPLETELY EDITABLE Google Slides™, you can be sure that each lesson plan you write will have all o
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: ULTIMATE Teacher Planning Tools BUNDLE
Coding Unplugged LESSONS & PUZZLES for Middle School│Commands, Debugging,& More!
Use these Lesson+Puzzle worksheets to teach coding in byte-sized chunks! Sharpen students' computational thinking skills with puzzles that explain one element of coding at a time.Truly an all-in-one FUN way to introduce algorithmic thinking and a coding mindset using a simple directional code. Engaging puzzles that align with each new term help the lesson really "click"! Information about real programming languages within the lessons help the transition to coding on the computer!Perfect for an i
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4th - 10th
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