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High school trigonometry resources for Gifted and Talented in English (UK)
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Matilda Quiz
A multiple choice quiz for children while or after watching the film "Matilda". The questions are in chronological order. The activity seeks to complement and extend the pleasure the children will have derived from seeing the film.
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5th - 10th
Shakespearean Trivia Cards - a pack of 125 questions and answers
This is a pdf file containing 125 questions and answers about William Shakespeare and his works. This document comes with a cover page, a clear set of instructions on how to print, fold, and glue the cards, and 25 pages of questions for hours of fun and learning in your classroom.These trivia cards can be used as a class, in small groups, or by those 'done' their work a little early. This resource makes a fun follow-up or complement to an in-class Shakespearean play study and is an interesting
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6th - 12th
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Identifying Right Triangles Digital with bw Printable of Exercises
GCSE/IGCSE Identifying Right-angled triangles is fundamental to questions on applications of Pythagoras Theorem and trigonometry. This module reviews the practical skill of marking in the perpendicular heights of shapes via an online presentation.It is not a video; you are in control of the flow and can give your students(s) a printable copy of the exercises so they can work alongside if you think that helpful/necessary.Operate it as a lecture or alternatively as a tutorial that encourages stude
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8th - 10th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Trigonometry Bearings and Pythagoras Theorem Growing Bundle
Shakespeare - Sonnet 17
Who will believe my verse in time to come,
The poet is becoming cannier about the power of poetry; that in praising he might be considered one who exaggerates. This theme of the enduring nature of his words has been an emerging one over the last few sonnets. This notion can be explored via the workbook of practical activities and with the aid of the reading on the PowerPoint.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
How light travels through the eye - Differentiated Organizer
Learning Intention: To understand how light travels through the eye, the form and function of parts of the eye.This is a highly effective way of engaging students and ensuring deep learning.After teacher instruction or after given text on the topic students cut out the cards and then paste them into the correct place on the organizer template. For an activity that is a bit more FUN try this:1) Put the answer slide up on the board for 30 seconds for students to read - no pens - just reading!2) St
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
Tania Tells a Story
Tania writes a fantasy story inspired by a science article. Sonia’s journey on an emotional roller-coaster as Tania skillfully weaves the plot through curiosity, fear, relief, hope, excitement, anger and so much more, leaves her with a lot to think about.Tania’s dramatic narration, and the little discussions between the sisters add to the charm of this story.
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5th - 12th
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Romeo and Juliet - complete play
Complete Script Only
41 pages in length
Complete text of the play in two columns per page
no notes
no activities
no questions
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Visual Word Puzzles
Visual Word Puzzles teach students to think creatively. In order to solve the puzzle they need to work out what word/expression/phrase/saying is being expressed in the image. They need to look at shapes, sizes, positions of words in order to work them out. This is a create activity for a gifted and talented warm up or get to know you type activity. It works for students year 5 to adult!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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FREE RESOURCE Peer Assessment - Feedback Prompts
This resource provides prompts for students to give meaningful feedback to their peers. It makes them engage with the process and actively look for pieces of information in their peer’s work and prompt them to make changes.It focuses on 4 areas, generic written work and questioning, bar charts, line graphs, analyzing graphs.Students can choose a What Went Well and Even Better If prompt and then they are required to to include details. For example;Prompt: You have linked your information to … orP
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4th - 12th
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Reading Quiz and Answer Key for The Omnivore's Dilemma Chapter 1
The Omnivore's Dilemma is a great way to get high school, gifted and upper-level students thinking about food systems, sustainability, economics and government!
I have reading quizzes and answer keys for every chapter, so you just have to download and make copies! Use as a morning quiz after readings are due or have the students complete the quiz as they read to make sure they are paying attention!
This book isn't just for Culinary Arts students. Lessons in government, economics, environmental
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Find the Value of g for a free-falling object
This is a physics lab for students in Regular, Honors, IB, AP, & AICE programs. The lab shows the application of slope concept to find the value of g (gravitational acceleration) from the data collected.
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10th - 12th
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