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Facebook Page Template for any Content Area
This is a template I created to look exactly like a facebook page. Your students will never have to access facebook to create a realistic looking facebook page. This template is set up in Microsoft Word. Students can use this template to create a facebook page for a historical, fictional, scientific, mathematical character. It could be used virtually in any content area. It should be a really fun way for students to create short research reports on any individual. This assignment will get the at
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Physical & Chemical Changes-Virtual Lab- Google Slides
This Google Slides Physical & Chemical Changes-Virtual Lab (ANSWER KEY INCLUDED) will allow you students to make observations and identify the 15 examples of changes in matter as Physical or Chemical.Videos and Observation Tables are directly embedded into each slide. AnExamples include:Lead Nitrate and Potassium Iodide solutions.Potassium Chlorate and Gummy bear. Elephant toothpaste. Copper and Nitric Acid. Carbon Disulfide and Nitrogen Oxide. Chemiluminescence. Color changing milk. Silver
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Physical & Chemical Changes Bundle
How To Write an Informational Essay- Interactive slides
Are your students struggling with writing an informational essay?I’ve created a GoogleSlide that students download and work on to help them create well-written essays. Each slide contains a video that explains what should happen in each section of the essay, and how to do it. I’ve provided different videos that give the same information, but in different ways. Students simply make a copy of the presentation, and get to work. At the end of the slideshow there is a template to an essay in Google D
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7th - 12th
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Hidden Figures Movie - Timeline of Human Computers - Jackson, Johnson & Vaughan
Historical context of Hidden Figures
Using Biography.com students will determine a variety of events based on the lives of Mary Jackson, Katherine Johnson and Dorothy Vaughan.
First page - a list of years and events organized by life, includes Executive Order 8802 and the Civil Rights Act
Second page - a list of years divided by life, without the events, for students to research
Third page - a list of years in chronological order for students to research
Differentiation:
Give differ
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5th - 9th
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Black History Week 2-Famous Inventors
This is the second week of plans for the 5 week Black History unit I created that includes higher order thinking questions and activities. It covers Indiana Social Studies standards for Kindergarten but can be modified for use as a bellringer or morning work for any grade level. You will want to download the free week 1 plans that go before it for a greater understanding of the class book that will be made during this unit that covers non-fiction Common Core writing standards for all grade leve
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Scientist Report- Instagram... What if Scientists had Social Media?
PLEASE PREVIEW THIS FILE AS THE THUMBNAILS DID NOT LOAD PROPERLY.
This is an awesome research assignment for science class!
What's included:
4 pages of instagram templates for the report
Suggested use information
Report information including: list of scientists to choose, directions for the project, and rubric for grading.
This is a super fun project that the kids really enjoy. They get to research a scientist, and then create a fake instagram account for them. I always pose the question...
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5th - 9th
Women in Science Project Presentation and Gallery Walk
Exposing students to discussions of famous scientists tend to lead to the same 15 scientists being discussed every year. Allowing students the space to research specifically female scientists allows students to engage in conversation and research that isn't always mentioned in education. Discussions of inequalities still faced by female scientists today as well as in the past enrich curriculum. A gallery walk at the end allows students to learn of other female scientists, and how their struggles
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6th - 12th
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Rachel Carson's Silent Spring & The Environmental Movement
What´s it about?This activity is about exploring the work of Rachel Carson, a pioneering environmentalist and writer who wrote the influential book "Silent Spring." The activity involves reading and analyzing excerpts from the book, and answering questions to gain a deeper understanding of Carson's views on environmental issues and the impacts of human actions on the natural world. The goal of the activity is to foster critical thinking and engagement with environmental issues, and to inspire st
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7th - 12th
NGSS:
HS-ESS3-1
, MS-ESS3-4
Alfred Wegener/Continental Drift Writing Assignment
Have your students research continental drift and Alfred Wegener using this assignment. Students will write a paragraph about Aflred Wegener's continental drift theory. A rubric is included to score student work. This could be used as an in class activity or be used as a homework assignment to have students learn about the theory prior to in class discussions on the topic.
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6th - 9th
STEM Unit of Work - Sustainable Building Inquiry Journal
This Inquiry Journal is best used when paired with our STEM Sustainable Building Unit of Work, using Inquiry Design and project based learning to immerse students in current sustainable building practices as well as endeavoring to find future solutions. Suited for 5th - 8th grade but can be differentiated to also suit younger or older students.This resources is utilized best utilized digitally but can also be edited and printed. It is already set up for classroom teachers to share the teaching j
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3rd - 8th, Staff
What is Archaeology, Famous Archaeologists, Famous Discoveries
This PowerPoint Presentation introduce students to Archaeology, 2 Famous Archaeologists, and some famous discoveries made around the world. Ending activity to create your own Dig. May use PowerPoint printed out also as a handout.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Founders of Electricity
Working on an electrical unit? The founders of electricity are a fun way to talk about inventing and where units and concepts in electricity began. Marie Curie, Lewis Latimere, James Watts, Andre Marie Ampere, Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, Alessandro Volta, Benjamin Franklin and Nikola Tesla. These are all caricature photos that you print, laminate then make a tripod to glue on the back so they stand up. Print and cut out their names and information separately to start a conversation - who
Grades:
1st - 12th, Adult Education
Save the Reptiles Project
Students are to pick an endangered reptile and do research and a presentation over it. Rubric included.
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6th - 12th
History of Flight
This assignment allows students to explore the history of major moments in the history of flight through youtube videos. Students watch videos and fill in the chart to show their learning.
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5th - 12th
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6th Grade Animal Research Project
A great introduction to research with very clear expectations for students. You could use either Noodletools or EasyBib EDU to create the online notecards. I have used this project as the students first research paper so we could work on the process rather than get bogged down with the topic.
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4th - 7th
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Research Paper Unit Mega Bundle
This mega bundle contains everything needed to complete a research project. This research project topic is science-based but can be easily modified to include any topic. The format is MLA and I would advise that MLA documentation checked and modified as MLA is updated frequently. The project has been updated to its current date but changes could be made at any time. This bundle includes: lesson plans, PowerPoints for daily instruction, grammar Powerpoint review, student packets, MLA source and n
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Messages in a Bottle
Here is a collection of real messages that have been found around the world and a little background story on each one to help students relate to the content being taught. These could be used in a variety of ways such as in a reading class or for oceanography like I use them. I use these letters for a lesson that I have created to getting the students to map out coordinates of bottles locations to show how the currents flow. If you are looking for lessons like this please stop by my store.
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6th - 9th
How to Use NoodleTools
This is a step-by-step tutorial on how to use the citation website NoodleTools. It is editable to customize it based on the project you are having students complete.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Atomic Theory Common Core Reading and Writing Activity
The Atomic Theory Common Core Reading and Writing Activity is helps students to build higher order thinking skills such as analysis and evaluation skills. Students will read text about the Atomic Theory and write an argument to disapprove a statement made within the theory "Atoms can not be created, divided, or destroyed." Students will draw on evidence presented within the article to disprove this statement.
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4th - 12th
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Euclid - Greek Mathematician - PPt
Building on the work of early Greek philosophers such as Thales of Miletus and of course Anaximander; Euclid was a scientist which showed that events in the world could be understood by the application of reason, rather than typical norms of the time (appeal to the gods). This PPt walks through Euclid's life & his contributions to the geometric world.Enjoy!!!
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Grades:
3rd - 10th
Isaac Newton Biography Summary/Essay/Test/Answers
This lesson has everything you need to address multiple standards and 1 week worth of material! The lesson includes a text summary, analysis, essay questions, multiple choice test, AND ANSWER KEY! all in an editable Microsoft Word Document for your own editing preference. Even if you already have the book and do not need the summary, the resources here alone are worth it! Just print once and make copies at your printer for each section. Enjoy!
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4th - 12th
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Referencing Guide for Upper Primary BIBLIOGRAPHY HELP
Print & Laminate or just save into the kids drive disc drive for reference on how to create a bibliography.
HAVARD REFERENCING GUIDE
PDF to keep fonts
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DOC for editing
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4th - 9th
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TESLA Video Quiz - Answer Q's during video, or using Script - STEM
American Experience: Tesla 53 minutes. Version/Option 1: Show video. Students answer the Multiple Choice questions whilst watching. 32 questions, 3 pages. Version/Option 2: I've provided the entire script (closed captions), word for word. The same 32 questions as above are embedded. Questions are directly after the paragraphs they come from. Consider a classroom set, bc it's 15 pages total. But good for ISS or students who were absent. Students could be given both sets - the script to read
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7th - 11th
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NOVA's Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers Writing Prompts
I just created this to use with my own students. NOVA has recently been promoting short video clips from scientists and engineers. The video clips show scientists talking about their job, how they got to that job, and/or their own passions and hobbies. They are interesting, and give students insight into scientists as real people.I wanted my students to watch some of the videos to get an idea about the different careers available in science, as well as let them see the diversity of people fou
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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