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Presidents' Day instructional technology Common Core CCRA.SL.3 resources
Social Studies: Important People in History
This Social Studies Unit is an interactive and engaging way to teach your students about important people in history. The read alouds and worksheets included are easy to copy and print. Enjoy!Save over 20% on the Kindergarten Social Studies BundleWhat is included in this Social Studies Unit:10 Teacher Lesson Plans (one for each important person)A Printable/Projectable Book for each important personWorksheets (Writing Activities, Matching Activities, Timeline Activities, Cut and Paste Sorting Act
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: Social Studies Bundle
Genius Hour Passion Project - Project-Based Learning (PBL)/20% Time
Would you like to increase student engagement by allowing students to take ownership of their learning and embrace their strengths through hands-on Genius Hour passion projects?Then you need this resource! Genius Hour, a type of project-based learning (PBL) or inquiry-based learning also known as "passion projects" or "20% Time," empowers students to capitalize on their interests through self-directed projects!This is a complete Genius Hour project unit with everything you need! These interactiv
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8th - 12th
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Set of Educational Posters, Classroom Decor,Inquiry-Based Learning Poster
Introducing our captivating Set of Educational Posters designed to ignite the spirit of inquiry-based learning! Whether you're a dedicated homeschooling parent, an enthusiastic teacher, or simply passionate about fostering a love for learning, these posters are the perfect addition to your educational toolkit. Engage Minds with Inquiry-Based Learning:Inspire curiosity and critical thinking with our thoughtfully crafted posters that encourage students to ask questions, explore possibilities, and
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PreK - 9th
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President Abraham Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address" Reader's Theatre and Activities
4-page Reader's Theatre Script of Abraham Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address" speech including a forward. It has been written with 10 parts but can be adjusted.When presented, the speech is approximately 3 minutes. Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address" is the perfect opportunity to actively engage your students in a history lesson. Use this crucial moment in American History as a catalyst for students to work on their presentation skills while gaining a deeper understanding of Lincoln's important speech. Li
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8th - 11th
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President Reagan "Tear Down That Wall" Brandenburg Gate Speech-Reader's Theatre
Another great Presidential Speech in the American History Collection!A FULL 15-page Reader's Theatre Script of President Ronald Reagan's speech "Tear Down That Wall." The speech has been abridged, but all excerpts are included in the packet, in addition to a QR code leading to a full video of President Reagan's speech at the Brandenburg Gate. It has been written with 20 parts but can be adjusted. It can easily accommodate 30-40 students.When presented, the speech is approximately 15 minutes. Rea
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8th - 11th
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"Date Which Will Live In Infamy" FDR Speech; Reader's Theatre and Writing Prompt
6-page Reader's Theatre Script of FDR's "A Date Which Will Live In Infamy" speech including a forward. It has been written with 15 parts but can be adjusted.When presented, the speech is approximately 8 minutes. FDR's "Date In Infamy" speech is the perfect opportunity to actively engage your students in a history lesson. Use this crucial moment in American History as a catalyst for students to work on their presentation skills while gaining a deeper understanding of FDR's important speech. Inclu
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8th - 11th
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Hamilton-inspired Podcast Group Project and Rubric
Are your students obsessed with Lin Manuel Miranda's megahit Broadway musical Hamilton? Do they think about their futures and their lasting impact on the world much like the final song, "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story?" Have your students work in groups of 4 to generate comprehensive five minute podcasts that include two distinct segments about legacy. Students will work on their authentic voices, use digital tools, and create a long-lasting and impactful episode for their classmates.
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7th - 12th
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Breakfast around the World - Lessons in Digital Literacy
This lesson is based on an infographic about the different things that people eat for breakfast around the world.In the lesson students will find out about the different things people usually have for breakfast in different countries, and they will develop an awareness of the importance of having a good breakfast.Example materialsThe plan also includes a number of research tasks that develop students’ abilities to create and carry out online research, create online questionnaires and share their
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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AI revision assisted - "How They Remember You" - legacy writing prompt
I have added a new wrinkle to this writing prompt. It now has directions on how students can use the Microsoft Bing AI as an assistant to help them with their revisions. A writing prompt for the song "How They Remember You" by Rascal Flatts. This is a great way to use music to promote writing. This writing prompt is very helpful when discussing the legacy they will leave behind.Here is the link for the video:Rascal Flatts debut new single ‘How They Remember You’ - YouTubeI have found these so
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Great Gingerbread QR Code Hunt
Students can chase a gingerbread man around the school with this QR Code Hunt! This is particularly fun to do in conjunction with a gingerbread cookie baking activity. You can pretend the cookies escaped, and that the students have to hunt them down. There are 9 clues in all. The hunt starts in the classroom, and goes to the following locations: cafeteria, nurse's office, office, music room, gym, art room, playground and library. The QR codes are on "gumdrops" that the gingerbread man dro
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K - 2nd
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American Symbols & Figures BUNDLE {Digital & PDF}
This bundle provides materials for students to investigate the history and symbolism of The Great Seal of the United States and of the painting “Spirit of 1776”. Students will also take a look at the design of the White House and the U.S. Capitol and some of the changes these monuments have undergone over the years. This collection provides a range of activities for young learners such as creating an original seal for their family and investigating images taken in and around our Capitol. The int
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4th
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SEL Robot Posters with Augmented Reality
These six robots will create a rainbow of feelings matched to colors with words and expressions to help your students identify their feelings. Each poster is set up with augmented reality using Eyejack app. This app can be downloaded on any wifi connected mobile device. Use it to scan the unique QR code of each robot poster and then hold it over the image. The robot will then "come to life" with an animation that further demonstrates its emotion. Use these posters to make a color wheel, introduc
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Kine-Khodi - kinesthetic coding
Walk Talk Build and Show the CodeLife is made up of codes – how to read and write, how to give directions, how to follow recipes or building plans; even your DNA is made up of a code. Computers, pictures, programs etc. are also full of codes. Everyone is using it without even knowing they are coding – or in some cases – decoding or debugging – their codes when they solve problems. The 3 year set of coding lessons allow children to learn to communicate, to solve problems and code their
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K - 2nd
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Presidential Speeches {Digital & PDF}
This bundle gives a brief background to Roosevelt’s speech Declaration of War on Japan and a brief background to George W. Bush’s 911 Speech (also known as “The Declaration of George W. Bush – September 20, 2001”). Students are introduced to a few literary terms and are guided through an analysis and comparison of the characteristics of the two pieces. Finally, students develop strategies for persuasive speaking in order to articulate one excerpt from either speech. If you are teaching the bundl
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6th - 8th
Social Media for Students Bundle
Teach students how to cultivate their digital identities in any setting. Even our youngest students want a YouTube Channel or an Instagram or SnapChat account. Many of them may already have one! What better way to help them positively and intentionally promote themselves then introducing them to the concept of social media and personal branding? This bundle includes lessons and activities that teach students how to: Define and analyze social mediaDefine and identify social media brandingDesign
Grades:
4th - 6th
911 Speech {Digital & PDF}
This resource gives a brief background and geography to George W. Bush’s 911 Speech (also known as “The Declaration of George W. Bush – September 20, 2001”). Students are introduced to a few literary terms and are guided through an analysis of the speech. Students also develop strategies for persuasive speaking by articulating one excerpt from this speech. This resource aligns with the Core Knowledge Sequence: 8th Grade History and Geography, The Middle East – September 11, 2001 attacks, p. 207
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Presidential Speeches {Digital & PDF}
Declaration of War on Japan {Digital & PDF}
This resource gives a brief background and geography to Roosevelt’s speech Declaration of War on Japan. It introduces students to a few literary terms and guides them through an analysis of the speech. Students also develop strategies for persuasive speaking by articulating one excerpt from Declaration of War on Japan. This resource aligns with the Core Knowledge Sequence: 7th Grade History, page 166, Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941: “A day that will live in infamy” and 7th Grade Language Arts, E
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Presidential Speeches {Digital & PDF}
Podcast Worksheets: Books, Movies, and TV Shows
Podcast Worksheets: Books, Movies, and TV ShowsThis set of 5 worksheets can be used to listen to podcasts and/or to create podcasts. The worksheets are designed for middle school and high school students. This is a great way to practice literary analysis. It is also a great way to practice listening and speaking skills. Great opportunity for collaborative/group projects, communication skills, and team building skills. PRINT & DIGITAL formats are included.For More THOUGHTFUL RESOURCES VISIT C
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5th - 12th
Also included in: ELA MEGA BUNDLE ONE YEAR: MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL
Jungle ABC's Coloring Book with Wild Animals
Welcome to our wild animal alphabet coloring book! Coloring is not only a fun and creative activity, but it also has many benefits for children. It helps improve fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and concentration. In this book, you will learn the alphabet while exploring the fascinating world of wild animals and their habitats. Let's get started! This book contains 54 beautiful pages.Hey kids! Are you ready to color your way through the alphabet and discover the amazing world of wild an
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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K-ESS3-1
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Podcast Resources for the Elementary Classroom
Looking for ready-to-go resources to start using podcasts with your elementary students? Look no further! My podcast posters come QR-code ready to use with your students and my podcast review worksheet is perfect for after listening! Podcast posters will be updated regularly with new podcasts! A blank template is also included so you can make your own!Learn more on my blog: Podcasts in the Classroom*Follow me on Instagram @readingwithmrsif
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Not Grade Specific
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Podcast Episode & Classroom Channel PD with Certificate & Resources
Teach literary nonfiction, rhetoric, interviewing, and the power of storytelling by with your own classroom podcast channel and have students write and public speak by creating podcast episodes as assignment or summative assessments like a unit project. Podcasts are all the rage! Learn how to create a classroom podcast channel and give your students voice with their own recorded episodes with the scripts they write! Students record their voice reading their script, add background music, and crea
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10th - 12th, Staff
The White House {Digital & PDF}
This resource provides materials in both PDF and Google Slides versions for students to investigate the history of The White House. This resource includes the following:•The White House Web•Believe It or Not White House Flipbook Template•Believe It or Not Flipbook Assignment / Rubric (editable)•Flipbook with Instructions in the Margins•Believe It or Not Presentation Template•Believe It or Not Presentation Assignment / Rubric (editable)•A Short History of the White House •A Short History of the W
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4th
Also included in: American Symbols & Figures BUNDLE {Digital & PDF}
Abraham Lincoln Google Slides Activity
*Google Slides Activity* Digital Activity- *Students click on each dot to listen to a fact about Abraham Lincoln. Five facts will be read aloud to them. When they are done they can type two facts they learned. *Easy for young students who can't read and a fun way to engage them.
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: President's Day Research Google Slides Bundle
Presidents Washington & Lincoln
Welcome to Tuscarora Teacher Reaching for the Stars!Presidents Washington & LincolnTeaching intermediate grades lends itself well to planning interesting informational reading with a fact collecting or research component. Students read about and research Presidents Washington and Lincoln. Students compare them, report on them and can use the format to research other presidents.Features:2 Articles about Washington & LincolnHow to Use 2 Comparison ActivitiesPresidential Research GOWriting
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: FAB February BUNDLE
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