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Teaching Research Skills for Students : How- to- Guide Lesson, Activity & Rubric
Ever told students they had to do research only to be met with deer-in-the-headlights expressions? Or only realized they had no clue how to research while in the midst of marking your 10th paper? Get students on the right track by introducing research skills early on in their learning, at any grade level, so they’re prepared to do it when that research-skills-based assignment comes up! This step-by-step and no prep guide serves as an introductory mini lesson, covering the what, when, why, &
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4th - 12th
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Substitute Cover Lessons Pack for a range of subjects
A pack of substitute cover lessons that can be used for a wide variety of subjects for middle / secondary level students.So, you're sick? Off on a course? Out on a field trip? Or maybe you are the cover teacher and no substitute lesson has been planned, or the students are feeling less than inspired by the work and you need to some emergency substitute lesson plans. Either way, there is always the hassle of setting inspiring substitute lessons to keep the students on task and interested while st
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4th - 9th, Staff
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FREE Show Evidence From the Text: Nonfiction Reading Practice
Do your students know how to adequately show evidence from the text when they are asked? We often take for granted that students automatically know how to do this.
Use my Show Evidence From the Text: Nonfiction Reading Practice *FREE* resource to help your students! This resource includes a visual aid to help students remember, as well as ONE nonfiction passage with questions to practice citing evidence from the text. Suggested answers for each question (and identification of evidence from the
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6th - 9th
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Explore Moral Dilemmas: Comprehensive Philosophy Lesson for the Classroom
Explore moral dilemmas with your middle and high school students through engaging discussions and activities! A moral dilemma is a situation where no solution is entirely satisfactory. The Trolley Problem is a classic example that often sparks lively debate.Philosophy in the Classroom materials are designed to guide students in identifying the core components of the dilemma and fostering thoughtful discussion.This versatile PDF, compatible with Google Workspace and Easel, is suitable for any top
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8th - 12th
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Homelessness. Video Lessons. Discussion. Myth Busting. Society.
Many activities to explore the topic of homelessness. Will lead to a lot of learning about the truths behind the homeless and a lot of discussion.1. Video Lesson from Invisible People. Video interview With David. Students fill out the info. about what happened and is happening to David. Answer key.2. Discussion. 2 sets of discussion questions for pairs or groups to explore the topic of homelessness.3. Socks By Bob. Video with afull transcript. About the elderly making socks for the homeless. Wh
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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MINDCRAFT Game Guide And Bible Study
Faith-based Bible Studies, Devotions for Families and Children’s Ministry CurriculumSEVEN themed lessons FILLED with off-screen challenges, discussions, games and Bibles stories!LESSON ONE Select Your Mode WARRANTY: GOD MADE ME TO BE CREATIVE LESSON TWO Gather Resources WARRANTY: GOD SUPPLIES ALL OF MY NEEDS LESSON THREE Seek Shelter WARRANTY: JESUS IS MY FOUNDATION LESSON FOUR Armed for Attacks WARRANTY: GOD IS MY GREATEST WEAPON LESSON FIVE Time to Travel WARRANTY: GOD WILL LEAD ME LESSON SIX
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K - 10th, Adult Education
Keyboarding: Bottom Row Interactive Practice & Sub Ready
Experience Engaging Keyboarding Learning with Easel.Learning Keyboarding is more fun and challenging with Easel. The Learn the Bottom Row & Symbol Keys Keyboarding activities, help learners practice and learn not only keys but also vocabulary of the keyboard (i.e. percent, ampersand, hash/number/pound, etc.) through matching drag and drop activities. It's learning by association.No keyboard necessary to complete these activities, just a mouse or touch screen. It's helpful to pre-teach using
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PreK - 12th
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End-of-Project Unit Reflection Lesson, Activities & Essay — CCSS Rubric
Conclude any major learning project, lesson, or major unit for ANY subject by giving students the opportunity to reflect on and write about their learning experience. Designed to work in any secondary classroom, these scaffolded activities allow your students to remember and reflect on what they have learned while also providing an opportunity to hone their expository essay writing skills. Ideal as a summative reflection activity for your most important classroom unit or lesson, this resource in
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7th - 12th
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Social Media. Video. Writing. Discussion. Media Literacy. Technology.
A full set of materials to discuss the many sides and aspects to social media. 1. Watch a video showing people posting on social media. Students use the worksheet to note the social media lie vs the reality. Check with answer key. Click the play button to access the video. 2. Students discuss using questions various aspects of social media. Discuss in pairs or as a group. 3 sets of discussion questions.3. Phone/Internet. Pros and Cons. Students brainstorm the good and bad for phones and the int
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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How to Set Goals and Make Them Happen Worksheets
This mini lesson teaches secondary students why it is important to make educational and personal goals and how to make those goals happen. Students love this lesson and you will see a positive difference in your students as they work toward their goals. This can be used any time of the year, but is a great beginning of the year, New Year or end of year lesson. Print these worksheets for the students so students can reflect on their goals each week.Although these worksheets are stand alone, you c
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9th - 12th
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NEW! THUMBPRINTS: Character Analysis of a Character, Country, Object, etc.
GEOGRAPHY THUMBPRINTS: A CHARACTER ANALYSIS OF A PERSON, CHARACTER, COUNTRY, OBJECT, EVENTThis lesson, although written for geography, is not subject-specific and is adaptable to any subject or topic — history, ancient studies, book studies or any time you are studying a person, character, country, object, or event. Use this character analysis to explore people, reading characters, historical characters or people, events, countries, and objects. No, an object, country, or event does not have fe
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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DIGITAL or PRINT - End of the Year Reflection - Creative Writing Activity
Reflection Writing AssignmentLooking to end a creative writing class online or in-person? Just want to give your students a chance to express their highlights of the year? Well, look no further! Get students engaged and creatively thinking about their most memorable moments with this assignment! (PRO TIP: use this for a sub-plan, too!)Includes:⭐"How to use" page with tips on introducing reflective writing⭐ "End of the Year Reflection" Writing Assignment in 2 Formats:PDFGoogle Slides - Link to Ed
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6th - 12th
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Student Success Strategies FREEBIE
If you have middle school or high school students who struggle with academics, this low-prep self-assessment and planning template will help you to teach them specific strategies to use in order to be successful in school. Students will self-assess their ability to stay organized, manage their time, communicate, use technology, study, and more! This resource includes:1. Self-assessment tool - students reflect on how often they use various academic success strategies. 2. Planner - after complet
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7th - 9th
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