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Free Common Core SL.9-10.1d resources
FREE 20Time Project-Based Learning, Secondary 20-Time Project, Genius Hour
Welcome to 20Time, where students spend 20 percent of their class time over a 12-week period pursuing a meaningful project of their own choosing. In this free packet, you’ll find a variety of materials to help guide middle-school and high-school students through this project-based learning experience, similar in scope to other PBLs such as the 20 Percent Project and Genius Hour.As I blogged at www.laurarandazzo.com about my experiences using 20Time with four sections of high school freshmen and
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8th - 12th
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Classroom Lesson on Empathy: Walking In Other Peoples' Shoes
Empathy? What's that?! Oh, you mean that thing where people should consider what it's like to walk in someone else's shoes? **Insert obligatory comment from students wanting to trade shoes.**This lesson provides a nice, brief concrete activity to help demystify that abstract life skill we call empathy. Every student completes a short, shoe-themed activity. These are then collected and randomly redistributed. With your superpowers of facilitation, this brief lesson becomes one of those profound '
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7th - 12th
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Free Graphic Organizers - CNN10, Ted Talks, SOAPSTONE, & Video Notes
Free Graphic Organizers - CNN10, Ted Talks, SOAPSTONE, & Video NotesHello and welcome to No Prep English! I am so excited you decided to stop by. Included in this freebie product bundle you will find 8 pages of FREE graphic organizers designed to engage students and support learning. These handouts also have the added benefit of holding students accountable for traditionally passive work (viewing videos).PRODUCT LIST:SOAPStone Handout - A graphic organizer handout to scaffold the analysis of
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: The Whole Store - Growing Mega Bundle
A Game for Small Group Discussions: Who Would You Hire? (a scenario)
A fun small group collaborative discussion activity - especially for Back-to-School! How it works: Group members imagine they are hotel managers who have the task of hiring someone for a front desk position. Eight candidates were interviewed. Each small group has to go through the list and agree on who they would hire. Bonus: After sharing their final choice, students will learn about the opinion of a real-life hotel owner/manager. All handouts are included: Detailed Instructions, Hotel Hiring S
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6th - 10th
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Socratic Seminar Rubric (Editable) — Expectations and Guidelines
This resource includes a rubric, guidelines, discussion prompts, and student reflection for a Socratic Seminar based on ANY text. A Socratic seminar is a student-led, formal discussion, based on a text. The conversation focuses on rigorous and thoughtful dialogue amongst classmates. Students must prepare by reading and annotating the text. Then during the seminar, they will listen closely to the comments of others while thinking critically for themselves. They must talk to EACH OTHER, not the te
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7th - 12th
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FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES LIST 4 ALL GRADES K-12 AND SUBJECTS + TEACHER RESOURCE
Sometimes, you just need a list of websites for everyone. Here it is. FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES Put together by Teach Me, Maria!It takes time to gather this information, figure out the appropriate grade levels, and format, maintain, and update this page. All I ask is for an honest review if this list helps you.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Growth Mindset Bell Ringers FREEBIE: Social Emotional Learning Writing Prompts
These fully-editable growth-mindset bell ringers will get your class thinking and are perfect for social emotional learning as well! With thought-provoking and engaging prompts, they can be used as individual writing prompts or large group discussion topics. Teachers agree that these bell ringers are perfect for daily warm ups or morning meetings. I’m so excited for your students to experience a variety of life-impacting questions to write about individually or discuss within groups.⭐️ Get all 3
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Homeschool
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Lesson for English Language Learners: Christmas Traditions Around the World
A fun discussion based google slide lesson centered on an engaging YouTube video about Christmas traditions around the world. It's perfect for vocabulary building, speaking practice, listening comprehension, and general fluency. This lesson can be used in a typical classroom setting, in an all-online class (Zoom, google meet), or in a hybrid setting. It's also a perfect emergency sub lesson that requires no prep.* Digital Resource - Google Slides(Distance learning - hybrid lesson)* ESL / ELL Int
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8th - 10th, Adult Education
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The Great Gatsby Anticipation Guide Freebie (Editable)
Getting ready to begin The Great Gatsby? This ready-to-print anticipation guide is a great way to engage students in the issues at the heart of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel! Whether you use this for students individually, in groups, or as the start of a classroom discussion, this anticipation guide is sure to engage students! This is a great tool to help students work on the Common Core Speaking & Listening standards. To make this resource as flexible as possible, I've included a Goog
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: The Great Gatsby Ultimate Bundle (32 resources, 300+ pages)
Active Listening Presentation Peer Feedback (Use for ANY Presentation/Speech!)
Personally, keeping students engaged while other students are giving presentations has always been both a concern and a struggle for me. This easy feedback form solves that probably with ZERO prep. This is a simple, step-by-step assignment for students to actively engage in providing feedback to their peers during presentation week.Students are asked to rate different aspects of the presentation on a scale of 1-4 (I love mastery grading!), and then provide specific details that celebrate the stu
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6th - 12th
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Impromptu Speech Topics to Improve Oral Presentation Skills ELA
A page of random and interesting IMPROMPTU SPEECH TOPICS to embarrass, inspire and desensitize your students to being up and talking in front of their peers. Ready to print, cut up and put in a hat (real or metaphorical), or stick on popsticks - to be drawn by unsuspecting students who then have to get up and talk about their topic for a set amount of time - usually a full minute.All the work done for you. Lots of fun to be had :) **********************************************************Include
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8th - 11th
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Fahrenheit 451 FREE Discussion Activity - Philosophical Chairs Questions
Engage students in your Fahrenheit 451 Unit Plan with a kinesthetic Philosophical Chairs discussion! After responding in writing, students physically take sides on a series of issues such as Montag's obligations, censorship, ignorance as bliss, and the pitfalls of technology. Discussions are passionate and well-reasoned. ⭐ Check out my Fahrenheit 451 Unit Plan for complete no-prep unit with activities for the entire novel! ⭐ More Fahrenheit 451 Resources: Fahrenheit 451 Bell RingersFahrenheit 45
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9th - 11th
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Dystopian Novel Anticipation Guide FREEBIE
Teaching a dystopian novel like Samira Ahmed's Internment? Engage students BEFORE they start reading with this Dystopian Novel Anticipation Guide Freebie! This FREE, NO PREP, and DIGITAL AND PRINTABLE anticipation guide is designed as part of my Internment Bundle but can be used with any dystopian novel. Students will activate their prior knowledge by reading ten statements and agreeing or disagreeing with each. Then, they will reflect on their thinking. After finishing the novel, students will
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9th - 12th
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Conflict Resolution Lesson Plan (Social Emotional Learning)
Using a combination of whole group and small group instruction, students will practice resolving conflicts using the escalator/de-escalator model.Through student-centered and cooperative learning, students will be able to demonstrate effective ways to deal with and resolve conflicts.
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3rd - 12th
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Bear Brook Murders Podcast "Interrupted" Case Study Worksheet: Episode 1
The Bear Brook Murders : An Interrupted Case Study Using a Popular PodcastIn 1985, a hunter walking through Bear Brook State Park in Allenstown, New Hampshire made a grisly discovery: a 55 gallon drum left deep in the woods, containing two sets of skeletonized remains, which investigators believed had been left in the woods for years…. ....this is just the beginning to a facinating tale of a murder that would make forensic history! The effort to solve the many mysteries surrounding this invest
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HS-PS1-8
, HS-LS3-1
Listening Comprehension Practice Valentine's Day Freebie Digital and Print
This Listening Practice Valentine's Day Freebie is a great activity to have your students practice their listening skills. Listening comprehension is a very valuable skill and is tested on Common Core State Tests. It is also a very DIFFICULT skill to master and takes practice and repetition. This activity requires students to listen to the audio (linked within the assignment) to answer the questions. Students must rely solely on their listening skills to answer the questions. This freebie is a s
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Listening Comprehension Practice Middle School Bundle Digital and Print
ELA Curriculum Map Pacing Guide for 9th & 10th English Quarter 1 of Full Year
This curriculum map resource includes a suggested pacing guide for 9-weeks of ELA curriculum for grades 9-10. You can use it to help plan your own year of ELA lessons and/or get a better sense of the materials included in my ELA Quarter 1 Curriculum Grades 9-10.The Quarter 1 curriculum resource is intended for both new English teachers as well as experienced English teachers looking for new ideas and creative lessons to add to their mix. This 9-week curriculum plan focuses on short fiction and n
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8th - 11th
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Oral Presentation Observation Worksheet
This worksheet is a graphic organizer for students observing speeches to help them be intentional in their viewing and assess the style and techniques used by the speaker. They need to fill out comments and observations in each of 4 areas:ContentBody LanguageVoicePreparationYou can ask them to fill it out while watching a teacher-chosen example, such as f a famous speech or movie scene speech. Then get them to fill it out while listening to a friend preparing their speech before the big day, or
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9th - 12th
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Graphing Using NASA Data: The World Is Heating UP
Teach graphing skills using real NASA data about climate change. This module integrates common core math skills with science standards. Students will amaze you with their ability to learn from real world data. Become familiar with the NASA resources for your classroom at "climate.nasa.gov".
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4th - 9th
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Women's History Month Class Discussion
Have your students think critically about why we need to celebrate Women's History Month throughout March with the help of this Women's History Month Class Discussion activity. This Women's History Month Class Discussion activity is designed to show students (rather than tell) why we have a month designated for women's history, but not a special "Men's History Month." It leverages their competitive spirit to help them build their own understanding of the underrepresentation of women in the gener
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Not Grade Specific
Problem Solving Situation Task Cards with Images
Task cards for Family, School, and Relationship problems for students practicing the SEL component of Managing Emotions and Responsible Decision Making. Students will work through problem solving steps of Identifying problem, identifying causes, perspectives, solutions, and consequences of solutions with these short situations. This skill works particularly well in Functional Skills Classrooms, Resource classrooms, Speech Language and Social Work sessions.
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6th - 12th
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Say Something Strategy Sheet
Introducing Say Something, the revolutionary strategy that transforms passive reading into active engagement. Designed to empower students with critical thinking skills, Say Something interrupts the traditional reading process, prompting students to pause and reflect on what they've just read.Here's how it works: Students form small groups and take turns reading aloud from a text. After each passage, they invite their peers to "Say Something." This simple prompt sparks a flurry of predictions, q
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6th - 12th
Is social media bad for our mental health? - Civil Discourse for Classrooms
Thinkalong.org is a free, evidence-based interactive tool for students to develop media literacy skills by applying the 5 Key Questions of Media Literacy to public media content. Importantly, the tool does not require registration for teachers or students, abides by student privacy laws, and is advised by a board of both youth and educators.Each module consists of:a compelling and timely question;related current and age-appropriate public media content including audio, video, and text;extension
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6th - 12th
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Total Participation Techniques Bounce Card
Classroom conversation tool as seen in Total Participation Techniques: Making Every Student an Active Learner (Himmele & Himmele, 2017). Use this tool to facilitate and scaffold student-led conversations by displaying on instructional slides, printing for each student, or laminating for repeated use across classes!
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Not Grade Specific
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