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Group Role Responsibilities Task Cards
Students are given a role in the group and they are responsible for their specific task while making sure that others are respected for their role. The task cards can be given to their strengths, at teacher's discretion, or let the students pick for themselves. The teacher keeps tracker in order to know the roles.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Art Project Landscape Example: Torn Magazine Collage (Sub Lesson)
Easy for a sub to administer, or a great way to get your kids using their hands, thinking creatively, problem solving and exploring new perspectives. Have students sketch out a very simple multi-layered landscape. A mastery of sequential steps will be delighted with this project, as ley learn how to plan, prepare, revise and refine their work to make it look like a true landscape. Start from the top down, pasting the background layer down first working towards the foreground.
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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STEM Challenge Activity - Mars Rover
Elevate your STEM education initiatives with our comprehensive STEM Tech Activity Challenges Teacher Resource. Designed for educators by educators, this resource is your go-to companion for fostering a dynamic and engaging learning environment. Packed with innovative activities, hands-on experiments, and tech-driven challenges, it empowers teachers to inspire the next generation of problem solvers, critical thinkers, and tech enthusiasts.Key Features:Diverse Range of Activities: Explore a curate
Grades:
7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â 5 STEM Technology Challenges - Series #1
How to Catch an Elf STEM Challenge
Directions: Catching an elf can be tricky business, but luckily not for us! Use your brain to come up with a trap that would capture the elf but not hurt it. You may use any of the following items and must use the candy cane as bait! Pairs well with the book "How to Catch an Elf"
Grades:
PreK - 7th
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Student Checklist for Independent Research
This checklist is a great tool for kicking off student led research. This encourages students to build independence in figuring out what to do, what steps to take when stuck, and take. This checklist is beneficial for all students but can be especially helpful for students who need support with executive functioning strategies, and attention/ focus skills. Hand this out at the start of a research project, and have students use it as a guide in order to independently collect information. When stu
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Also included in:Â Student Project Checklist Bundle
Rudolph Friendship Lesson
Read any version of Rudolph the Re-Nosed Reindeer. Discuss bullying and friendship. Make a list of ways to handle the situations that Rudolph had to deal with when the other reindeer teased him. End with a partner activity. Partners take turns tracing their hands and feet to make Rudolph's antlers and face!
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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3x3 Blooms Technology Pyramid
This 3D model is designed to make it easy for teachers to apply Bloom's Taxonomy to a range of Web 2.0 tools. Learning is more than 2 dimensional and this paper-pyramid is great in color and can be hung for easy reference by all learners. It has been proven to be a great stimulus for teachers and students alike who are keen to use a variety of information and communication technologies in the their learning environments. The author has 40 years of teaching experience across three different count
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Leadership Team Problem/Solution Paper - Graphic option
A graphic version of the basic instructions for my Leadership Team Paper assignment "The Community Connection"
Grades:
10th - 12th
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