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10th grade research for Google Apps and for special education
E2E Debunking Conspiracy Theories Research Essay Unit
Teach your students not to believe every ridiculous thing they read on the internet by debunking popular conspiracy theories AND teach them how to write a four-paragraph research essay with one easy and useful, digital unit!I can think of some adults who ought to complete this assignment. But I digress.By the end of this unit, students will:Differentiate between reliable and unreliable sources of information online.Produce a four-paragraph informational/research essay with an introduction, two b
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: E2E Cults and Conspiracy Theories Research Informational Bundle
E2E Chronic Absenteeism Client-Connected Research and Presentation Project
Come with me on a video tour of the product and get a firsthand look at exactly how it works and what it does! https://youtu.be/JoUF-bGA6AY Introducing the Enraged2Engaged (E2E) Chronic Absenteeism Project Materials – Your Complete Solution for Secondary ELA and High School English Research and Presentation Projects that Connect to the Community!This all-digital unit is ready to go! Make your own copies, push it out, and get started!Are you looking for a comprehensive and engaging project to cap
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9th - 12th
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E2E Infamous Unsolved Crimes Research Presentation Diorama Unit
If you, like me, are staring out at a sea of nearly-graduated seniors in your classes and wondering how in God’s name you’ll convince them to do ANYTHING between now and May, you are not alone.Looking for a unique and engaging way to make research skills and writing hands-on, interesting, and relevant for your secondary ELA students? I’ve got just the thing: a streamlined, guided, digital research unit you can easily push out via Canvas or Google Classroom! There are even accommodations for your
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9th - 12th
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Disability Awareness for Transition
Use this document for students to engage in self-directed learning about their disability as a transition activity. This resource includes research prompts, learning style inventories, reading check points for understanding, and more!
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7th - 12th
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E2E Our Music Shapes Our Society Digital Research Essay Unit, Writing Organizers
Now that we’re living in the AI end times, only the most high-interest topic can get a kid to consider avoiding plagiarism. Their favorite music is pretty engaging. Music is hugely important to teens, and it's a topic they feel passionately about. It's a topic that matters to them.Can I promise nobody will cheat if you assign this essay? No. Will the nature of the research increase the odds of actual learning? Yes. Will this unit help you build relationships with students? Absolutely.This essay-
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9th - 12th
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Research Project Slide Template
I created this for a 9th-10th grade mild/moderate Special Day (Sheltered) ClassI had an activity where students selected their questions. They should have the question before beginning this. This activity is available for free in my TPT store.The entire project can help teach the following skills:What distinguishes a good sourceWhat is a scholarly sourceWhat makes a bad or less trustworthy sourceWhy a good source will almost always back up clams.Formatting and PresentationThe fact that research
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5th - 12th
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House Hunting With The Realtor Challenge Activity
Spark student interest in real estate and house hunting using this resource! Students take on the role of real estate agents helping clients find their dream home within their budget. This activity is perfect for teaching life skills, financial literacy, and economics. Using the four unique client profiles included, students develop research, data, analysis, and decision-making skills.This resource includes the following: Directions Slide Brainstorming SlideFour Client Profiles Three Listing Sli
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8th - 11th
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*FREE* Famous Person Basic Research Template
This is a basic research template to organize information about a famous figure or icon. Would be perfect for Black History Month research, Women's History Month research, or Presidents of the U.S. Research!
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PreK - 12th
Intro to Inquiry
This station-based versatile lesson can be used to introduce a topic/idea and is meant to be student centered and collaborative. It is based on the Harvard created inquiry-driven learning model that focuses on using questioning to increase student engagement and promote deeper learning and understanding. The idea behind Question Formulation Technique is that it combines divergent, convergent and metacognitive thinking skills to guide students in creating questions that will inform their learning
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: High School Digital Resource SEL Building Classroom Culture
Research Project - Cross-curricular with Global 2
This is a research project I used with a high school special education English class where students were also going to be taking the Global Studies II Regents. This ELA research project reviewed Enduring issues. Students chose an Enduring issue and had the flexibility to choose 3 historical and/or current events within the enduring issue topic. Included in this purchase are the timeline, graphic organizer for research notes, evaluating sources graphic organizer and a graphic organizer outline
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10th - 11th
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E2E Recognizing Cults and Mind Control Structured Research Unit
When I read a story short about a cult with my ninth graders recently, I knew I was in trouble. Not only could they not identify that the manipulation and abuse described in the story characterized a cult, four of them over the course of the day expressed some variation of “that place sounds kinda nice.” Good grief. If we don’t teach these kids about cults, they’re doomed. I don’t want to read about some sweet kid from my class getting murdered on a compound in the middle of nowhere. Not on my w
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: E2E Cults and Conspiracy Theories Research Informational Bundle
Sea Monster: Most Wanted Project
Assess your students' understanding of the origins of Aquatic Science and creatures. The project includes directions and a template with simplified vocabulary, accommodations, and visual supports (designed for students with learning differences).
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6th - 11th
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Also included in: Aquatic Science Bundle: Quizzes, Tests, and Cheat Sheets/Study Summaries
Banned Books Research Project
Introducing your students to banned books week? Want to practice researching and argumentative writing? Blend both topics and have students research a banned book of their choice. Students are not required to read the book, though I would encourage it! This is a quick and simple way to introduce students to research or gauge where they are already. This document is completely editable should you want to add or change anything!Included:A web-quest activityGuided Paragraph Outline templatePoster r
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Banned Books Unit & Project
Digital President Research Project for Google Slides™ | Special Ed Project
This Digital President Research Project is the perfect activity for President’s Day or a fun way to practice research using Google™ tools. In this activity, students will choose and research a president, then complete a Google Slide presentation with the information they found. The purpose of this President Research Project is for students to practice researching a specific topic, present the information to an audience, and integrate technology into their presentation. I use this activity in my
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7th - 12th
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The Life of Edgar Allan Poe -- Fact Web Bio Notes
Are you teaching your students about Edgar Allan Poe? This digital resource will get your students hooked when researching facts and information about the author. Notetaking is a breeze by helping them organize their information in a creative and engaging way. The versatile Fact Web Bio Notes organizer is great for independent, small-group, or whole-class use. Try using this to support your favorite Poe biography YouTube video or documentary. It works like a charm for student accountability!
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6th - 12th
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Country Project Graphic Organizer for Notes, Presentation Outline - Google Ready
This resource is a simple research project for a country of choice for a wide array of students. I use this project in my high school special education course but it is flexible enough for about the 4th grade and up! This project is very self-explanatory, therefore independent. It also works on web searching skills.Included are 4 pages of guided notes where students gather information about their chosen country. There is also a very simple 14-slide outline so that students can present their rese
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
What Would You Do {Independent Living}
Challenge your students to plan for independent life with the "What Would You Do?" presentation. Designed as either an exit ticket (by only doing one question per class), or whole lesson (answering multiple questions), each question has a suggested answer in the presenter's notes section. Teacher may choose to reveal these after students have submitted their answers.Message to students:Quote from the Internet: “We’re adults… but like, adult cats. Someone should probably take care of us, but we c
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Biography Graphic Organizer
This product is very similar to my other Projects - African American History Month Project and my Women's History Month Project. However, this one is not specific, it is just an open-ended biography project. It comes with a Google Slides presentation template that students can use to create their presentations. Perfect for any time of the year!!
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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New Apartment Buys Life Skills Special Education Transition Skills
Prepare your special education students for a successful transition to independent living with our engaging "New Apartment Buys" activity. This innovative resource combines real-life decision-making with essential life skills, empowering students to select and budget for items they need for a new apartment.Key Features:Google Docs Assignment: This product includes a pageless Google Docs assignment that's easy for students to navigate and complete. It's designed to enhance digital literacy skills
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9th - 12th
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Adulting 101: Housing: Apartment Hunting Activity (Google Doc)
In this activity students will research five different apartments. After comparing various aspects, the students will determine which apartment most closely fits their needs.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Adulting 101: Housing Bundle (Google & PDF)
Data Tracker
Automatically organize, color code, calculate your student data with this easy-to- use Google Sheet data tracker. This includes a document that has a data input area, daily roundup, weekly average and daily sheets. This is such a versatile tool for resource room teachers--- self contained teachers.This product includes a template where you can easily modify depending on your needs. As well as a How To document that will help if you run into any complications along the way.Remember this is to mak
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4th - 12th
Ag Literacy Lesson Delivery Project
In this resource students will have a project information sheet tp guide students in designing a short lesson for a topic in agriculture that can be taught to elementary or Special needs students. The resource includes examples, a list of resources, and a checklist. I used this as a final project for my Ag III students.
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10th - 12th
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Social Justice Activist Assignment
Students will learn about 4 Social Justice Activists in this short assignment. This was designed for students with disabilities or middle/elementary school students. Students will watch three videos on Cesar Chavez, Harvey Milk and Malala Yousafzai. For each person, they will write 3 important facts about the person. Then they will answer the question "why is this person an important activist?". Lastly, they will research an activist from the list or one they think of on their own. This is a qui
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4th - 11th
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Functional Behavioral Assessment Teacher Interview Form
Use this google form to gather information concerning your student's behavior from their other teachers.
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3rd - 12th
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