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Winter instructional technology Common Core SL.9-10.1b resources
Winter Activity - Would You Rather Questions
Do your students need a brain break activity during the winter season? Do your students love to talk or debate? Use this no-prep ice breaker digital icebreaker game to allow your students the opportunity to share and discuss some fun and silly winter traditions. Use this game as an ice breaker activity, brain break, community building activity, or discussion starters. You can also use these questions as writing prompts or even debate prompts! What do you get?15 winter themed would you rather sli
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Would You Rather Activities - Digital Resources Growing Bundle
Engaging The Gift of the Magi Socratic Seminar Text-Dependent Analysis Activity
Unlock the power of critical thinking and literary analysis with this comprehensive Socratic seminar lesson for 7th-10th grade readers. Dive deep into the timeless tale of sacrifice and love in "The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry, fostering a dynamic classroom discussion that encourages students to think independently and draw connections from the text. Ready to print and go!Lesson Highlights:Text-Dependent Questions: Delve into thought-provoking, text-dependent questions that prompt students to
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Winter Themed Resources and Lessons Middle School ELA Skills
6 Pillars of Discussion Poster (Black and White)
The 6 Pillars of Discussion are the most basic and formative rules for participating in a class discussion that is respectful, inclusive and open minded. They open the door to more meaningful and inclusive class discussions.In the beginning before every discussion, you can refer to the 6 pillars for a helpful reminder to students about what they should be thinking about when they participate.Make sure they’re visible in your classroom. That way your students will always remember how to treat oth
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3rd - 12th
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Virtual Meeting Protocol Infographic
I created this protocol in order to help students prepare for virtual class meetings or conferences. Please feel free to use this in your online classrooms. This can be used in Canvas, Google Classroom, SeeSaw, ClassTag or any other online learning platform. Simply upload and share out to students. You can also do a voice over talking about the protocol for students who may not be able to read it on their own. **SPANISH version added**
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K - 12th, Staff
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Using Google Slides to Recreate Collaborative Classroom Strategies
There’s a ton of great tech & edu websites out there! But sometimes, all you need is the basics. In this lightly interactive asynchronous session, get ideas on how to recreate common collaborative face-to-face strategies like philosophical chairs, four corners, gallery walks, etc. for an online classroom. Use Google Slides for synchronous or asynchronous community building & formative assessments, and students don’t need to create new accounts, remember new passwords, or learn a new plat
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Not Grade Specific
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