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Consumer Math: Road Trip Project
Students will plan a four-day trip to anywhere in the United States. Students will budget for all expenses: gas, hotel, restaurant (meals), and attraction fees. Rubric and presentation template provided.
Skills: budgeting; calculating gas mileage; presentation skills; percents; rounding decimals
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6th - 12th
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Human Body Systems Project-Amusement Park (Editable)
Students love this hands-on project that features human body systems as amusement park rides and attractions. The directions and checklists are all editable, so you may easily alter things to meet your individual needs. This project is great for Makerspace, PBL, a recycling project, or an end of unit assessment. Students select a human body system and create a 3-D model of an amusement park ride that takes the customer through the system. This can be done as an individual project or as a gr
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5th - 11th
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A Day at the Clinic: Endocrine System Diseases and Disorders Case Studies
This activity includes 11 mini case studies on disorders of the endocrine system (diabetes, acromegaly, Grave's disease, Cushing's syndrome, and more). Each case involves a patient who presents with symptoms and students will identify the gland involved, diagnosis of disorder and treatment options. Teachers can determine the depth of student response and whether students work independently or with a partner. Ideal for an anatomy and physiology or human body course and can be used as classwork
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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COMPREHENSIVE 1 YEAR Sports Medicine Unit Plans
This curriculum is a comprehensive one-year course in sports medicine and covers various topics such as athletic training, facility design, lower leg, foot, and ankle injuries, knee anatomy and injuries, kinesiology, hip and pelvis injuries, elbow, wrist, and hand injuries, and shoulder injuries. Each unit includes detailed PPTs with pictures and videos, interactive activities, hands-on projects, and review games. The curriculum also includes a bonus unit on the movie "42" which is suitable to b
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9th - 12th
End of Year Project Based Learning PBL Genius Hour Passion Project High School
Feeling uninspired and in need of a creative jumpstart in your class? This Genius Hour Project jumpstarted my students' minds and hearts. It reignited their passion for learning, increased their motivation, and reinvigorated their spirit. This project will leave you and your students feeling excited about learning by offering a new perspective and helping you gain new insight on an interesting subject! Passion Projects or Genius Hour is the most powerful project based learning student activity t
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: High School Digital Resource SEL Building Classroom Culture
Biology Amusement Park End of Year Project
Biology teachers looking for a project to fill those post-state testing days, look no further! Students use biology concepts to create a theme park project. Great for a year-end project. Students can create paper, physical, or digital products. This project gives students the opportunity to be creative while using what they've learned. This file includes a list of product ideas, detailed rubric, student checklist, sample vocabulary list, brainstorm sheet with prompts, and a planning sheet.
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6th - 12th
Social Stories for Students with Autism: School Behaviors
Enjoy this super pack of social stories! This is a collection of 22 social stories about common problems related to appropriate school behaviors.
The stories included are:
1. Complete Work Quickly
2. Good Sitting
3. How to Start Work By Myself
4. Keep Shoes On
5. Leaving the Classroom
6. Listening While Others Are Reading
7. Quiet Please
8. School Assemblies
9. School Holidays
10. Staying Where My Teacher Tells Me
11. Taking Tests
12. Touching
13. Use My Words
14. Waiting
15.
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PreK - 8th
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Travel Budget Project- Middle & High School/Special Education/ESL- SUB PLANS
This engaging travel research project requires no preparation and encourages students to explore the expenses associated with road trips. Students will be tasked with planning a 5-day/4-night trip to a destination that is within 8 hours of their current location. Students will be guided through the process of researching and determining the costs of various trip components, including accommodations, meals, fuel, and activities. They will also have the opportunity to make independent decisions ba
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6th - 12th
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Cancer Research Project - From Cells to Organ Systems
Students will utilize this outline to guide their research of either a type of cancer of their choice or a cancer topic given to them. Digitally, the guide helps students research information about the cancer topic - including determining what kind of cells, tissues, organ, and organ systems are most affected by the cancer. This is a great way to pull the "real life connection" and gain interest in learning the organization of life. Additionally, it helps students understand how cells, tissues,
Create a Mammal
I use this activity as an introduction activity for our Mammal Chapter in my high school Zoology Class. We are are one-year general level science elective, with a mixture of students from all sorts of backgrounds. I like this activity because it allows the students to bring their background knowledge to the activity, and combine it with a creative flair. Plus, it gets my students working together in small groups. The activity itself can be made as simple or complex as needed, so is probably vers
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5th - 12th
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Special Education Distance Learning Work Box Task Cupcake Vocational Job Skills
Let your students practice their work skills, even if they cannot attend their jobs during this unprecedented time. This practice task maintains their skills, and keeps them busy while they are distance learning. This work box vocational task will let your students practice assembling cupcakes and packaging them as well! The assembly task is designed as if your student works for “Callie’s Cakes”, a fictitious cake company I’ve invented. Each order form needs a base cupcake, frosting, and a toppi
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Special Education Work Box Bundle Cupcake Assembly Task
"The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson- Literary Analysis & Plot Map
Unique and exciting presentation to teach students how to create a literary analysis! Uses examples and quotes from "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson. Great for high school! Free Download color-coded template correlates to PowerPoint for easy instruction!!
Literary Analysis/ Plot Map Presentation by Elizabeth Blackwell is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Based on a work at images and some text from Google search/images.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Directional Terms and Body Planes Cartoon Poster
Knowing the basic Directional Terms and Body Planes is ESSENTIAL to studying the human body. This fun project helps students learn the various directional terms and body planes by creating a fun cartoon based poster defining all of them. My students LOVE doing this one at the start of the year. It also them to tap into their artistic side as we learn about the human body.Vocab Terms:a. Superficial and Deepb. Proximal and Distalc. Anterior (ventral) and Posterior (dorsal)d. Superior (cranial) a
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7th - 12th
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Daily Routine Visuals for Students with Autism
This packet includes various daily routine visuals. Students with autism struggle with receptive and expressive language abilities. Providing students with autism visuals helps them to express their needs/wants and understand their environments.
Students in a special education or in a general education classroom can benefit from these visuals.
These visuals can also be used various schedules in the classroom and on student specific schedules.
Print, laminate, cut out, and use!
This packet i
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PreK - 8th
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Skin Tissue Box Project
These are directions (with picture examples) of a Skin Model on a Tissue Box.Students will create the model then have it checked by the teacher. Once it is checked for accuracy by the teacher the student will give their tissue box (skin model) to a staff member at your school (who doesn't want tissue). When they take the model to the teacher they will explain 3 things about the skin and the teacher will sign off on a check sheet (attached) which will count as the completed project! Students l
Human Body Systems Project- student choice
THREE VERSIONS INCLUDED IN THIS FILE:Pages 1-2 for on-level studentsPage 3 for gifted/advanced learners (easier options eliminated)Pages 4-5 for students who require shortened requirements and/or extended time (point values increased and more difficult options eliminated)This project is intended to be used at the end of a human body unit. Students must show their learning of ten human body systems (muscular, digestive, skeletal, immune/lymphatic, nervous, urinary, respiratory, integumentary, ci
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6th - 10th
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"What Would You Do?" Project on Morals, Values, Ethics
This is a fun and engaging project on morals, values, ethics, and even religion based on the hit ABC television show, "What Would You Do?" This 2-part project consists of reflective episode questions and creating a group skit!This product is completely editable and includes detailed instructions, an episode question sheet, and a rubric.My 8th grade students loved this project!
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6th - 12th
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Mixtures and Solutions using trail mix and kool aid- great for ESE
Students will create their own trail mix and kool-aid to demonstrate the difference between mixtures and special types of mixtures called solutions. I teach in a special-ed classroom and utilizing their measuring skills, and involving their taste buds make it easier for them to make a connection to the content.
You will need (per student, makes 1 cup. They could split with a partner or take home.)
¼ cup goldfish
¼ cup pretzels
¼ cup dried cranberries
¼ cup cereal
individual kool-aid packets
M
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6th - 8th
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Integumentary (skin) System Project: Tattoos
Students work in groups of 3-4 to complete this project. After learning about the Integumentary s=System, they will research the effects tattooing on this system. They are attempting to persuade a friend's parents to allow her to get a tattoo, but have to give all the pros and cons. End product: a letter, video, brochure, etc. (student choice) as long as they meet the project criteria *Standard 3 Project
Organ Wanted Project - Body Systems - Organs, Diseases
INCLUDES: Poster Rubric, Student Information Sheet, Student Directions/Checklist, Student PosterStudents are to create a poster based on individual research of specific organs.Can be used as a Summative Assessment or Extra Credit Project.
All About Animals Blank Book Template {Editable}
This blank all about animals book template pairs perfectly with any animal unit or an informational text animal report unit. This pack includes 3 differentiated levels so that you can best meet your students' needs. The pages are also completely editable! Please note that no specific animals are included in this template. If you are interested in specific animal books, be sure to check out my All About Animals Growing Bundle!You may also like:The Really Big Social Story BundlePositive Reinforce
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: All About Animals Growing Bundle
Life Skills - I.E.P. Self-Advocacy Project
It is so important for students with special needs to understand their disabilities and what rights they have. We need to start teaching them to self- advocate and understand themselves better. This lesson was designed to do just that. The students will learn more about themselves and what makes them so special. They will learn about the different sections of their I.E.P., their strengths and weaknesses, accommodations and supports, goals, and future plans. I have provided lesson notes on ho
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Not Grade Specific
Project Based Learning One Pager Directions Template Social Studies
A fun, engaging new way of assessing information, a One Pager is an opportunity for students to show evidence of their understanding of content area information. Using words, pictures, doodles, drawings and symbols, students collaboratively evaluate and synthesize information to determine what the ‘big ideas’ of a topic are. The goal is to make the main points of a unit come alive for the students! This activity can be done individually or in groups. It can be used as a formative or summative as
Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in: High School Digital Resource SEL Building Classroom Culture
Anatomical Terms Video Project + Rubric- Anatomy & Physiology Vocabulary
This project requires students to create a video demonstrating their knowledge of anatomical terminology. They must show ten anatomical directions (superior, inferior, lateral, medial, etc) on a “victim” of their choice. They then give their “victim” a tattoo (sticker, draw one on, temporary tattoo, etc.) and must explain its location in three different ways, using proper terminology. (Example: “The tattoo is inferior to the sternum, which means that it is below the sternum.”)Teacher notes &
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: The BIG Anatomy & Physiology Bundle!
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