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Renaissance Biography Project worksheet
You have been chosen by Renaissance Time Magazine to write biographies of famous Renaissance people for our new issue. The issue's title is "The Most Influential People of the Renaissance". Your job is to write biographies for each of our honorees. Pick any 2 of the Renaissance people listed below; your fellow journalists will do the rest!
RUBRIC INCLUDED
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4th - 11th
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First Grade IEP Goal Bank {editable}
Included are 35 sample IEP goals for first graders that I wrote when I worked as a special education coordinator. If possible, the goal was aligned to the common core state standards. The file is in a Word document, so it is completely editable for your use.1st grade goals are broken up into the following categories: ✔ Reading comprehension✔ Listening comprehension✔ Fluency abilities✔ Decoding skills✔ Sight word recognition✔ Writing mechanics✔ Spelling✔ Writing content✔ Math computation/counting
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1st
Middle Ages Research Project
This is a research project on the Middle Ages for middle school students, but it could be modified for both elementary and high school students.The document includes project requirements, suggested topics, rubric, and timeline.Middle Ages Research Project by Lori A. Musa is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.
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4th - 12th
Suicide Prevention Presentation for Staff
With the increasing numbers of tragedies occurring in schools these days, it is so important to have a plan for how to educate staff on suicide prevention! This suicide prevention resource can be used both as an individual informational guide or as a school-wide staff presentation. It includes info on the suicide definitions, statistics, warning signs, and more! This is a 7 slide, interactive PDF resource.
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Staff
Also included in: School Counselor Presentation Bundle
School/ Classroom Equitable Grading Policy
Tired of Grading Worksheets, Not Empowering Students? Imagine students grappling with real-world issues, their voices amplified by diverse texts and perspectives. They don't just learn about power dynamics, they analyze them, critique them, and imagine ways to change them. That's the transformative power of our revolutionary unit plan template with an exemplar unit, designed with you, the passionate educator, in mind. Forget dry facts and endless worksheets. Our template empowers you to create u
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6th - 12th, Staff
After School Tutoring Proposal and Implementation Forms
Boost academic performance and social emotional functioning through an after school tutoring program. This product includes:
- Researched-based benefits of a tutoring program (to both tutor and tutee)
- Application Form (tutor)
- Teacher Recommendation form (tutor)
- Tutor Agreement (including parent signature)
- Tutor Training guidelines
- Parent letter for potential tutees (from school)
- Tutee interview form (completed the first meeting)
- Tutor Feedback sheet (to provide reflection on thei
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K - 8th, Staff
Viking Scavenger Hunt: Internet Research
Utilizing a highly engaging website students will research the history of the Vikings and Viking life. They will also have an opportunity to creatively express what they've learned in drawings and comic strips. This can be an individual or team assignment; done in a computer lab or for homework if students have access to the internet at home. Question sheet, instructions and answer key included.
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3rd - 6th
The Black Death-- Research and Poster Project
Oh, the Black Death—oddly a class favorite! This student-centered lesson (online research, poster creation) was created with the aim for students to develop a well-rounded knowledge of the Black Death and its impact on medieval society. Part-One: Part one of the lesson includes a two-page research assignment where students must use the internet to investigate information on the Black Death. The questions vary from defining key words to critical thinking questions. This typically takes my sophomo
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7th - 12th
PBIS Voice Thermometer
A PBIS must have! The voice thermometer lets kids know what level voice is expected in all areas of school. Customize it to fit for your school. At my school, every teacher has the thermometer posted in their room. We all use the same thermometer language and all students know that voices are at a 0 in the halls. GREAT VISUAL TOOL!
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K - 8th
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Middle Ages Take Home Projects with Rubrics
This is a list of ten take home style projects on the Middle Ages complete with rubrics for each one. There are different options to accommodate different learning styles and availability of resources such as the internet at home. Students and teachers have the option to choose to build a castle or catapult, research medieval warfare, write their own medieval story, and even perform a dramatic scene set in the Middle Ages. For those artistic students, there is even an option to draw a medieva
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6th - 9th
Historical Walls Did they actually work? Do they work today
The Athenians could not defeat the Spartans infantry phalanx in battle so they relied on their Long Wall to protect their city. The Chinese could not stop the invasion of the Mongols so they constructed the longest wall in history, the so-called Great Wall of China, to stop the onslaught. The Romans failed to conquer the fierce tribes in the North of Britain so they built Hadrian’s Wall to keep them from attacking the South. Throughout the Middle Ages cities were surrounded by walls like that i
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6th - 10th
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COVID - 19 vs. Black Death Primary Source Analysis
The Black Death spread through Europe in the 1340’s killing almost 50 million people. The Black Death is described as the greatest pandemic in Europe. Coronavirus is currently crippling the world due to its high number of cases. Throughout this assignment you will be looking at both the Black Death and the Coronavirus to answer the question: How are the effects of the Black Plague and Coronavirus similar. What can we learn from historic events that influence today?
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6th - 12th
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Medieval History Interview: Lifestyles of the Rich & Everyone Else
Looking for a class activity that makes the middle ages & research fun? Then the Medieval History Interview is for you. Your students will be producers for the hit reality TV show "Lifestyles of the Rich & Everyone Else." They will select a person from the middle ages, research their lives and interview them. Includes: Interview questions, in class dramatic activities and can be used as the basis for student created videos.Successfully used with 4-12th graders.
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4th - 12th
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Work Completion Checklist for RTI
This is a work completion checklist for RTI. I have left this as a word.doc so that you can easily edit to meet your needs. This chart is for a 5 day school week. I have also included the goal chart and a chart to add up the totals for the week.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Year 8 History - Vikings
Includes 7 PowerPoints on the Vikings, a personal timeline exercise, famous Vikings research activity and a Viking Voyages worksheet
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8th
Gothic Cathedral building project
This Gothic Cathedral building project will get your students excited about Medieval Europe. They will learn about the different parts of Cathedrals as well as how they affected the people of the time. They will utilize different skills such as, researching, creative writing, tactile learning, and working in groups. This project should be able to reach students with many different learning styles. It can be spaced out for a couple class periods or stretched out over a couple weeks to last the le
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7th - 12th
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Renaissance Power Point - Art and Artists
Power Point on Michaelangelo, DaVinci, Donatello, Boticelli, and other Renaissance artists and art
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5th - 11th
Medieval Job Fair Project - World History
This is a word document detailing our annual Medieval Job Fair Project in World History. The students are divided into groups and assigned different "jobs" from the Medieval Era. Each group sets up a booth in class as other students from the school visit the fair. Students are encouraged to dress up and decorate their booths as they compete for bonus points.
Wonderful for students of different learning styles. Opportunity for students who don't like lecture format to engage and have fun. One of
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8th - 12th
Medieval Podcast Project
Through use of primary and secondary resource research, script writing, and creativity, your students will record their own podcasts on medieval historical topics. This has been a popular project with my students and the results have taught all of us useful information about the period between the Fall of Rome to the Renaissance.
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8th - 12th
College and Career Readiness Standards Guidebook
This guidebook begins by reviewing the background and purpose of the CCRS. Examples of the Standards are provided along with their relation to CSCOPE, TEKS, and STAAR. The book also offers resources for teachers and students. References provided. This book could be printed on colored printer paper and then cut in half and stapled along the side. Total of 15 pages (8 pages to print b/c it is a half page in size). Great for professional development or a resource on how to implement the CCRS.
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Evaluate the Medieval Church: Anti-Semitism, the Crusades and the Inquistion
Hello fellow educators! This presentation is for those World History teachers who need content and investigative lessons on the power of the Catholic Church during the late Middle Ages. It conforms to new state standards across the country and the new AP Modern World History curriculum (1200 CE - Present), which stresses teaching this particular topic for the AP Exam. It contains several slides featuring recommended essential questions, warm ups, brief lecture notes and three mini-lessons/simula
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
100 Best Educational / Teaching Blogs
Do you wonder what teachers are doing outside of TPT? We have compiled a list of some of the best educational or teaching blogs / resources on the web. The list is made up of links directly to the blogs which makes it super easy to check them out.
Several of these blogs would be great resources for your students and their parents as well.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
British Literature Multi-Genre Research Project
This is a very fun 5-7 day lesson plan. It entails:
• Students to choose a British Romanticism topic
• Research a British Romantic author from the textbook (for Texas classrooms) or on the internet
• Write a lyric poem about the theme
• Write a 1 page literary analysis: describing the differences from their (the author) interpretation of that theme from ours.
• Draw a full illustration of your poem in a William Blake format (poem within the illustration).
Also includes examples of student
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9th - 12th
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Emergency Preparedness Education and Checklist
Interested in learning what you can do to be better prepared in the event of a disaster? This 6 page guide will help guide you in an Award Program format that you will find helpful and interesting. Based on personal lessons learned from previous disasters, the author has taken those lessons and incorporated it into this program. A bonus checklist is provided at the end to assist in evaluating your personal preparedness.
emergency preparedness is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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