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Career Interest Survey
This Career Interest Survey will help students to choose a career that best fits thier overall interests. You are getting a pdf file for downloading, a copy for your google drive, and the student worksheet already separated for you. The hard work is already done. Just assign and go! With this product, students will have 6 different tests to choose from: · Career test · Health career test · Technology test · Art career test · Business career test · Trade career testThe re
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6th - 12th
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30 Minute Library Lessons: What Should I Read Grades 2-5
Students often do not know what they want to look for during library visits. These 10 questions will help them see that life interests are a good place to start. Afterwards, you can collect the information to determine future book purchases for your library, or use the information to create pie charts to analyze with students in future classes.
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2nd - 5th
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Short Research Project, MLA, Antiques Show-and-Tell, American Pickers
This no-prep short research project is the perfect assignment to have students "picking" through their past to find interesting artifacts and special symbols of their families' heritage while covering so many standards. Students will love digging through the websites researching for interesting facts, families will enjoy talking with their students about their heritage, and you will love that students are so engaged in this project! This Antiques Show & Tell Research Project is featured in
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Research Writing Unit, Curriculum BUNDLE+
Travel Project
Fun, independent travel project integrating math and geography allowing students to use math skills learned throughout the year to plan a week long vacation out of the country. Students will use addition, multiplication, division, solve for elapsed time, number forms and more.
This project could also be used as a beginning of the year project for 5th graders or end of the year math project for 4th graders..
Students will enjoy researching locations, hotels, and sharing their presentations.
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4th - 5th
Social Studies Sample- Vote for a Class Mascot
This engaging activity is perfect for the beginning of the year! Not only can your students research North American animals, but they can discuss what character traits are important to them. This activity is just one small part of my Stress-Free First Week of School Pack. STRESS-FREE FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL PACK
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3rd - 5th
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Famous Scientists Research & Poster Set Distance Learning FREE SAMPLE
This FREE sample of my eye catching print and go bulletin board set featuring famous scientists is sure to inspire your students and brighten your classroom walls. You will receive the posters and research activities for Percy Julian, an African-American chemist. Also included is a FREE sample of my printable and digital famous scientist research graphic organizer set. Both sets are gender and culturally diverse.You might also like:Famous Scientist Poster SetFamous Scientist Research SetGroup Wo
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Famous Scientists Research and Poster BUNDLE Gender & Culturally Diverse
Conspiracy Theory Research Project
Conspiracy theories can leave a lasting impression on how we view a historical event and this project encourages students to examine the historical context in which a theory can develop. This could be a great first project for back-to-school or used at any time of the year to practice research and presentation skills. This would make a great emergency sub plan as it likely will take students at least 2 days to create the presentation and requires little instruction from the sub. This could be us
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9th - 12th
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Interview Questions to ask STEM Professionals
A career in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) seems daunting and unattainable to many students. Connecting with a STEM professional is an invaluable opportunity to maintain interest and get direction in how to accomplish educational and career goals. STEM professionals can improve self-confidence by breaking down stereotypes and making a career more relatable to the student. However, starting a conversation with a STEM professional can seem difficult to students who are embarrassed
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6th - 12th
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What is Social Studies, and Why Should We Care About It?
Students often come to social studies and find no purpose in learning it. Why do we need to learn about the past? How will this help in life? These are some phrases I commonly hear.
Teach your students the true meaning of social studies in this personalized research project! Students explore resources to investigate the essential questions: What is social studies? Why is it important to learn?
Once they feel they can answer the questions, they create a product in any format they choose to dem
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5th - 12th
Back to School Literary Movements Scavenger Hunt - A FREE Web Quest Activity
Looking for something both rigorous and relevant to kick off the school year? This free online scavenger hunt will provide students with an overview of the major literary movements throughout history. Once completed, their timeline can serve as a reference/guide for them to utilize throughout the year as they read and analyze a variety of literature. Materials Included:A product overview with Common Core standards and Teacher Notes providedA 2-page timeline, with accompanying links, that covers
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9th - 12th
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FERPA Guidlines for Teachers
This freebie is to HELP GUIDE teachers when posting to social media. There are no specific rules, laws, or regulations that we are to follow. This is specifically my take on what can be posted and what cannot be posted when gathering information from Jillian Starr's podcast and researching FERPA online.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Nature Exploration: Fall Scavenger Hunt Game for kids
Get ready for a thrilling autumn adventure with this interactive fall scavenger hunt that's designed for young explorers! This engaging activity is the ideal way to get kids outside and immerse them in the beauty of the season.************** Fall Activities******************Autumn Pumpkin Coloring Sheets | September Fall Coloring PagesAutumn Activity: FALL No-Prep Word Search Puzzle WorksheetFall/Autumn Acrostic Poem TemplateFall Narrative Writing Prompts (Fiction and nonfiction).FALL AUTUMN Cut
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PreK - 1st
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The Impact of Sleep Loss on Learning: Technology, Caffeine, and Your Brain
With new technologies, scientists can now measure the impact of only one lost hour of sleep. It's time for students to get the facts on sleep deprivation, because they are losing a lot more than ZZZZZZs. Use this packet of information to help kids understand:
--------> how learning and performance suffer,
--------> how toxins are cleared from the brain each night,
--------> how technology robs us of sleep, distracts, interrupts, and
--------> why caffeine is connected
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Guinea Pig/Class Pet Research - Independent Work
This is a short worksheet that students can complete on guinea pigs. I use this worksheet as an introduction to our class pet. While they are independently researching is usually when I will circulate the room with the class pet so everyone can get a chance to meet/pet her, without over crowding since they are working independently.
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Not Grade Specific
Learning About Germs (Bread Experiment)
Teach your students about germs and why they must wash their hands! Data sheets for primary students that can accompany the viral bread experiment. They can draw the bread and write a sentence of the changes they see.
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PreK - 2nd
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Carteles "Mi primer día"/ "mi último día"
Crea un recuerdo único de tus alumnos, usa este cartel para tomar alguna fotografía o decorar en nuestro primer o último día en preescolar
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Not Grade Specific
Tools of the Trade: Labor Day Interview
As the school year begins and Labor Day rolls around it is great to give students an easy project to begin the year.
Just in time for Labor Day have students interview a family member, friend, or neighbor about their job. The best part about this project is if the students bring in a “tool of the trade” from their interviewee to share with the class.
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2nd - 5th
Investigating your teacher
Use this resource as a beginning of the year Science lesson exploring the Scientific Method.
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3rd - 5th
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Data Collection Notebook
The collecting of achievement related data is an important task for School Counselors in the development of a comprehensive school counseling program. Sometimes getting started is the hardest part. The first step is creating a notebook to organize the school generated data you will collect and disaggregate as you set goals for your School Counseling program. Use these colorful pages to create a "Data Notebook" to keep your data sorted and categorized for easier access to important information
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Not Grade Specific
Understanding Financial Literacy in Stages
The progression in understanding money from Pre-K through 5th grade involves developing increasingly complex skills and concepts, moving from basic recognition of coins and bills to making informed financial decisions and understanding the broader implications of money in their lives.
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PreK - 5th
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Business Education Current Events - 2021 Q2 | FREE!
This is the latest in a series of current event activities that can be used as an anytime lesson with business students! Learn more about how to use these resources by watching this video. With download, you will receive three versions of the activity so that you can choose which works best for you and your students. You will receive a PowerPoint, PDF, and link to make a copy of the Google Slides (found in the Teacher Directions file).--------Don’t forget to EARN FREE STUFF! Collect your TpT cr
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Commonly Used Synthetic Food Dyes
Empower teachers to create an inclusive and mindful classroom with our guide to spotting commonly used synthetic food dyes. Gain insights into identifying these additives in snacks and treats, allowing you to support dye-free students in their dietary preferences. Foster a healthy and vibrant learning environment where every student's needs are respected, ensuring a colorful educational journey for all.
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Not Grade Specific
Designing Our Ideal Classroom Project Based Learning Back to School Freebie
Get to know your new students and get them in the mindset to learn with this free project based learning freebie on designing our ideal classroom. Students think about what it is they want to learn, how they want their classroom to look and feel, and put it all together in a classroom map and writing prompt. This unit is designed for little learners and requires minimal prep work making it great for the beginning of the school year. You might also like: Standards Progressions for KidsStudent Dat
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1st - 3rd
University List Building Template
This University List Building Template is great for students in high school who want to create a wish list of colleges they aspire to apply to. It elaborates in detail the three main categories of colleges (Safety, Target, and Reach) to help students while they research. Then, students can generate a list of 15 total schools divided by category so they ensure they will get into one of their dream colleges. It always helps to plan ahead and stay organized, and this FREE one-pager is creative and
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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