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10th grade study skills homeschool curricula for Microsoft Word
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Tutor Session Notes Page
This page is all you need to manage and record your tutoring sessions! Keep track of session minutes, payment methods, and session notes all on one simple page! This user friendly format allows for easy recording and referencing.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
SMART Study Skills - Teacher edition - Digital version
The Teacher's Edition of SMART Study skills is a valuable resource for classroom teachers, tutors, and home school parents. The Teacher Edition of SMART Study Skills not only thoroughly covers all content and each chapter in the Student Edition in both a Concept/Overview section as well as in the Procedure section, but it contains extra worksheets, diagrams, sample charts and sample lesson plans. The lesson plans demonstrate possible integration into core academic classes over the course of bot
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Study Skills Unit 2018 (WORD) by Kim Townsel
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UPDATED July 2, 2018
This is the WORD version. This unit is also available in PDF format at a lower cost.
Note that while I try to update as frequently as possible, sometimes the Internet links (which are NOT the basis for the content) may change.
Study Skills 101 Unit for teenagers. No textbook needed. A book, video, and other products of mine on TPT are recommended for use, but aren't required.
Included are:
• Bellringers, critical thinking questions, integrated
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Grades:
6th - 12th
10 Social Studies Graphic Organizers
This is a set of 10 graphic organizers that are more specifically suited to the types of information and organizational strategies applicable for Social Studies classes. Included are graphics for newspaper articles, primary source documents, mapping formats for textbooks, and story mapping of events.
Grades:
4th - 12th
The ABC's of Successful Study Skills
Helping students learn to learn, and to take responsibility for their own education is one of our prime objectives as teachers. These 26 tips can be photocopied as handouts for inclusion in student agendas or notebooks, or used to create a wall poster. They can also serve as discussion starters or writing prompts or mini-lessons when the main lesson has finished with time to spare. Here are a few examples:*******Cramming may work in the short term but is not a life skill--would you rather cram b
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Distance Learning: Child's School From Home Daily To Do Chart
This fully editable Word Document can help parents and students manage distance learning. It has one section for morning routines and chores, plus a reward break for completion. Then it has a section to list school work, plus a reward break for completion. Then it has an afternoon routine section, plus a reward break. The second page has consequences for arguing with siblings or with a parent, plus a reward section for doing kind things. I created this for my own children and it has been am
Grades:
PreK - 12th
American History
This activity is a chart which students can make on their own paper or which you can duplicate for their use. It provides a self-directed review of American History but can be amended to apply to only one topic of study. It is particularly good to use for students who finish early on another activity and/or for those days when you do not wish to introduce a new topic because of large student absentees, etc. This would also make a great activity to leave for a substitute teacher.
Americn Hist
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Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul: Unit Stations
Provides a variety of benchmark based activities (HSA related) tied directly to the reading of short selections from Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul. These mini lessons work great with reluctant readers, because are still responsible for learning HSA skills, but are intrigues by the short story and/or poem, and are not overwhelmed by the required reading. This is only one for only $1.00 :-)
Grades:
5th - 11th
Video-Learning Workbook
Simply set the documentaries you wish your students to watch and give them a copy of this workbook to work their way through!This workbook is designed to facilitate home-learning. There are so many amazing documentaries and videos students can learn from online: this workbook helps them to get the most out of such learning opportunities. The printable workbook develops independent learning skills, note-taking skills and mind-mapping skills in relation to videos and documentaries. It includes te
Grades:
7th - 12th
Student Checklist
This document is a checklist that allows for students to check off the work they have completed for each day. I created this document to go with my Online Learning Schedule.You can also use this document as a way to motivate students to complete their work. This is a great resource to use for online learning and in the classroom.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Also included in: Online Learning Schedule and Checklist
Industry Revision Cards
These revision cards allows the students to complete them and have them as revision cards before their exam. The cards include the types of industry, factors affecting location, types of manufacturing industry, industry change in MEDCs. Case studies include Teenside, UK, Charleroi, Belgium and Cambridge Science Park
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Photosynthesis Biology Notes
Want to really understand Photosynthesis at a high school level? Now a easy to understand explanations for the difficult to understand photosynthesis.
Basic concepts involving the fundamental nature of light is also explained in order for students to obtain a better grasp on photosynthesis concepts.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Critical Lens Step By Step
This is an excellent, explicit step by step one page resource for taking students through the process of writing the "perfect" critical lens for the NY State English Regents. This resource takes you through the specific requirements of question 28,the critical lens, paragraph by paragraph, including the introduction of the quote; putting the quote in your own words; relating the quote to two works of literature; describing how a literary element supports your opinion of the quote; and finally, h
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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