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Elementary oral communication geometry lectures for Google Apps
The Ultimate Tessellation Presentation
*When you download this file you will be able to open it as a PDF, Google Slides Presentation, PowerPoint and more. The PDF will be downloaded first, then simply click on the link in slide #2 to see the presentation in a Google Slides Format. From there you can click File---> Download---> and convert it to PowerPoint or other desired formatsThis Presentation includes 145 slides and close to 400 images which teach you and your students everything you need to know to create amazing looking t
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Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How to Make & Give Presentations-Detailed Process for Developing Speaking Skills
Use this resource to help students DEVELOP 21st CENTURY SPEAKING SKILLS! No prep necessary! Teachers of ALL CONTENTS can use this tool to teach how to make and give a presentation before assigning them to their students. No Prep Necessary!The slideshow walks students through what should be included in a presentation and then how a presentation should be delivered. How a presentation should be constructedHow to deliver a presentationPostureGestures Speaking Voice Instructions for INCREASING &
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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Additive Angles Lesson Intro/Tool/Practice
This slideshow introduces the concept of additive angles, including specific additive angles such as complementary and supplementary angles. This slideshow is a tool to be used for class lesson, demonstration, etc. With white boards, papers, or coming up the the board, students should be participating in each step, after the initial introduction. Some answers are given in the course of the presentation. Some challenges are available at the end of the presentation; these can be printed for indiv
Everyday Math Unit 4, Lessons 1-6 (Grade 3)
Google slides that follow the Teacher's Manual lessons.
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Grades:
3rd
Peer Feedback Technique
This short lesson explains how students should give feedback to their peers after listening to a presentation or speech. This is an easy metaphor for students to remember as they are asked to either write or verbalize their feedback.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Introduction to Area
A fun and exciting way to teach the concept of area and how to measure it! Children get to imagine owning their own home and renovating it, and an exercise using chocolate bars is used to show how area can be measured. Bring in chocolate for the kids to wrap up the lesson if you want to earn brownie points!Lesson covers:- What is area?- What are square units and why do we use them?- How do we know which square units to measure with?- How can we find the area of different kinds of shapes? (counti
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