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Common Core WHST.6-8.1b resources for Easel Activities
George Washington's Presidency Activities | The Federalist Era
Do you want a classroom filled with students engaging in debates, analyzing primary sources, reading informational texts and creating booklets filled with relevant information for your unit on the Federalist Era? Engage your students in learning about George Washington's presidency through a variety of activities, including informational text and corresponding note activities, three debate topics, a booklet on the early challenges of his presidency (paper and digital versions included), a primar
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: The Federalist Era - George Washington and John Adams Unit Bundle
Constitution & the Bill of Rights We The People SS.7.CG.1.8, SS.7.CG.2.4, SS.7.C
Constitution & the Bill of Rights We The People American History Lesson on the limited government, check and balances, separation of power, the Bill of Rights, the Articles of Confederation, the purpose of the Constitution, the application of the Bill of Right to every day life, differences between Federalists and Anti-Federalists and much MORE! Standards alignment: SS.7.CG.1.8, SS.7.CG.2.4, SS.7.CG.3.3, SS.8.CG.2.6This pack includes: The big ideas in the Constitution (limited government, ch
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5th - 8th
American Revolution Stations Activity - Revolutionary War Centers - Digital
American Revolution stations packThis resource includes 7 stations that will enhance any US Revolutionary War unit. It is aligned to my American Revolution Unit Bundle. Each of the stations focuses on one aspect of the American Revolution. These engaging stations offer true student led learning opportunities. There is a PDF & a GOOGLE version of the stations so you can easily assign to your students if you are teaching virtually.Want to try a FREE stations pack? You can download my free Reco
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6th - 11th
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American Revolution Unit - Revolutionary War Lessons - Activities - PPT - Test
This curriculum unit includes 7 American Revolution lessons for 7 weeks of instruction & includes a printable & digital version. Some components are editable so you can tweak it to your students’ needs. Audios of the reading passages, quizzes, & tests are included. This is perfect for students with read-aloud accommodations. The included Revolutionary War lessons help you easily integrate literacy with your social studies content with graphic organizers that focus on one specific re
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7th - 11th
World Without Fish by Mark Kurlansky Marine Science Earth Day Lesson
World Without Fish by Mark Kurlansky Marine Science Earth Day Lesson is one of the most popular middle school science books that brings awareness to overfishing, biodiversity and ecosystems, toxins in food chains, human ocean pollution, evolution, adaptation, and extinction of the species. Concepts covered: The theory of natural selectionBiologically and commercially extinct fishBiodiversity & ecosystemOver-fishingHuman ocean pollution Effects of toxins in food chainOcean salinity and temper
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6th - 9th
George vs. George American Revolution History Lesson
George vs. George by Schanzer Google Classroom NO Prep Guide American History | The Revolutionary War Perfect for teaching the causes of war, major battles, affects on general population, and outcomes. The book’s primary focus is on the two leaders, George Washington and King George III, causes of war, major battles, affects on general population, the two armies, and the outcomes. This lesson plan includes:Learning ObjectivesTeacher's Notes - Discussion QuestionsReading comprehension questions
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6th - 8th
Bomb The Race To Build And Steal The World's Most Dangerous Weapon Novel Guide
Bomb: The Race To Build And Steal The World's Most Dangerous Weapon by Sheinkin Novel Guide is perfect for teaching about Oppenheimer, WWII, development of nuclear weapons, American history, Manhattan project, European history, the Red Scare, and so much more. This novel unit includes: Benchmarks Background informationPre-reading activities, Chapter comprehension and discussion questions, Essay questions, Vocabulary list, Extension activities, - KLW chart.-Kahoot Quiz This resource is great for:
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7th - 10th
Characteristics of Life Worksheet. Are viruses alive? Digital & Print.
Can be used for distance learning. Are you covering the characteristics of life with your students? What makes something a cell? What role does DNA play in cells? Do cells need energy? Correlates to NGSS standards: HS-LS1-1 & MS-LS1-1Students will get a chance to look at statements about viruses and determine if the characteristics of life apply to a virus or not and why.This utilizes a Claim Evidence Reasoning model and is best as an extension activity after the characteristics of life
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Biology Curriculum Bundle
All Thirteen by Christina Soontornvat Novel Guide
All Thirteen by Christina Soontornvat NO Prep Pack Distance Learning An Incredible Cave Rescue of the Thai Boys' Soccer Team This resource includes: Learning ObjectivesChapter-by-chapter reading comprehension questionsAnswer KeyVocabulary Activities Text-to-self questionsExtension Resources:- Map- Videos - Cave formations and locations - DocumentaryThis resource is great for: Teaching about non-fiction science textTeaching about problem solvingTeaching social studies Literacy centersIndependent
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5th - 8th
Computer Science and Coding Research Project for STEM and Sub Plans
"Why do we need to learn this?" Help your computer science students answer this question and more with this STEM research project. Your students will use video and text resources to research why they should learn to code. Then they will create and justify a claim about whether all students should be required to learn the basics of computer science before graduating high school. Get all the Intro to Computer Science resources here and SAVE! The lesson begins with students gathering evidence from
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6th - 8th
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Tracking Trash Flotsam Jetsam and Science of Ocean Motion Lesson
Tracking Trash Flotsam, Jetsam and Science of Ocean Motion by Loree Griffin Burns Lesson is perfect for teaching about plastic pollution, coriolis effect, ocean currents, the garbage patch, and ocean science. This captivating earth science non-fiction will engage students from grades 6 and up. This file comes in Pdf and Nearpod Format. Nearpod Teacher Access is included on the last page of the file. Nearpod Lesson can be shared on any internet device. Google Classroom Ready. This lesson includes
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6th - 9th
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Robots and Society Research Project and CER Writing Activity for STEM
With the advancement of technology, robots are playing an increasingly important role in our society. Give your students a chance to take part in this timely debate and explore the impact of robots on human society. Students will gather information from text and video sources. Then they will craft an argumentative essay using the CER format.Get all the Intro to Robotics resources here and SAVE!The lesson meets science, reading, and writing standards. Students begin by gathering evidence from a v
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7th - 9th
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Heroes of the Environment Earth Day Novel Guide
Heroes of the Environment True Stories of People Who Are Helping To Protect the Planet by Harriet Rohmer Guide is perfect for teaching about current agricultural practices, compost, pesticides, fertilizers, vertical farming, e-waste, water pollution, mountain removal, depletion of wetlands, oil drilling and environmental cost and much more. Printable & Nearpod (integrates with Google Classroom)After this lesson students will:- be able to explain how to make compost- be able to verbalize the
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6th - 8th
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Claim Reason Evidence CRE Paragraph Writing Middle & High School ESL/ELL No Prep
Students will learn the parts of Claim Reason Evidence (CRE) paragraph writing format and have guided scaffolded practice before writing a CRE paragraph (with supports) on a selected topic (10 listed).There are 3 exercises in this pack:1. Students will first practice learning and identifying the parts of a CRE paragraph with clear definitions and matching activity & key.2. Students will then practice writing a CRE paragraph about a relevant topic-cell phone use in schools, using a 5-step pro
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Oil Spill Lab: Two Part Investigation of Human Impact and Disaster Recovery
This file contains two lab activities to help teach about oil spills. In the first part, students simulate an oil spill clean up. They use various tools to try to pick up as much oil as possible. They analyze which type(s) of tools worked best.For the second part, students make observations about how organisms can be affected by oil spills, They use items to represent organisms with fur, feathers, and a leaf. They consider how an oil spill may affect an entire ecosystem.Materials needed for thes
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4th - 11th
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Life Cycle and Properties of a Star NGSS Lesson
Life Cycle of Star Lesson perfect for teaching about apparent magnitude, luminosity, star properties, star classification, and more. Printable & Nearpod (integrates with Google Classroom)This lesson includes: Learning Objectives Specific physical properties of stars (description and classification)Life Cycle of a StarApparent magnitude (brightness), Temperature (color), Size, and Luminosity (absolute brightness)Post lesson quizAnswer KeyExtension ResourcesKWL ChartNearpod Teacher Access is i
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7th - 9th
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Types and Forms of Government Differentiated Writing Activities
This is the perfect summative assessment after you have taught types of government! These differentiated writing activities include activities and writing prompts for three levels in the classroom. Level A-Students evaluate types of government Level B-Students respond to a quote and use a reading passage for evidenceLevel C- Students watch a video and respond to a hypothetical scenario.Want access to ALL of my civics resources? Join the Civics and American Government Member Club!Visit my website
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6th - 12th
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Mastering Research Papers: A Step-by-Step Guide for Middle & High School ESL/ELL
Mastering Research Papers is a comprehensive and structured resource designed to support intermediate to advanced, middle and high school ESL/ELL students in developing their research paper writing skills. This guide provides step-by-step instructions, explicit examples, outlines, writing frames, and sentence stems to facilitate a clear and systematic approach to writing research papers. It is specifically tailored to meet the needs of ESL/ELL students who are aiming to enhance their academic wr
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ChatGPT in the classroom- how to create good prompts
ChatGPT in the classroom!!Teach your students how to use ChatGPT well to support their learning in the classroom! Students will learn how to make a good prompt/ask good questions in ChatGPT. This 2 page handout will show them how to write a good "Prompt" for ChatGPT. Use this to support your teaching in the classroom and support student learning.
Earth Day Activities - Reading Activities and Comprehension - 2024
Looking for easy Earth Day Activities? These fun and engaging worksheets teach your students about how Earth Day originated. They will then learn about composting and recycling in order to make Earth a better place. Featuring a word search, crossword and riddle, students will not be bored! Get this no prep activity and use it in stations or in your sub plans. Remember, every day is Earth Day! ----------------- Please read my Earth Day blog for some fun activities! -------------------------You wi
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: Earth Day Activities Bulletin Board for Students - Reading Comprehension
Finding Good Sources How to Research Using Reliable Sources for Print or Easel
Teach your students essential research skills! Use this before any of your research projects! Finding Good Sources teaches grades 6-8 how to research using credible sources on the internet and beyond. This printable or 'Made-for-Easel' activity walks your students through finding reliable sources and reinforces that with fun, interactive activities, multiple choice, and short response questions. The answer key and rubric make it fast and easy for you to give a meaningful grade.For a Google Slide
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Finding Good Sources both PDF and Google Slides™ versions
Independence Now! The American Revolution
Independence Now begins with the First Continental Congress and the Suffolk Resolves, a powder keg that ignited military action and set the scene for "the shot heard 'round the world" at Lexington and Concord. This is a chronological journey that takes the student on to Ticonderoga, the siege of Boston, Bunker Hill, Washington's arrival in Boston, Dorchester Heights, Common Sense, and the Declaration of Independence.Included in the Student Workbook is the audio drama and a script for Independ
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5th - 8th
Save Our Manatees FSSA and NGSS Lesson
Save Our Manatees Biotic and Abiotic Elements B.E.S.T. Florida Science Lesson Plan | This resource is great for teaching middle school science, characteristics of biotic and abiotic elements, the effects of each on marine life and ecosystem, and MUCH MORE! Google Classroom Ready Lesson Includes: Biotic and Abiotic Elements characteristics, definitions, and identificationThe effect of abiotic and biotic elements on marine life - Florida Manatees The effect of abiotic and biotic elements on the ec
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4th - 7th
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Black History: The Red Summer of 1919
This interdisciplinary lesson focuses on the development of reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. The topic centers on the Red Summer of 1919 and the brutal events that occured during that low point in U.S. History. The lesson includes the following:An introductory activity which is meant to establish the central question and give students some context about the topic.A pre-reading activity meant to help students identify key vocabulary in the text.A reading comprehension exercise mean
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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