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Middle school critical thinking fractions bibliographies
6.NS.1 Division of Fractions Anchor Chart 2 - Number Line Method
Here's an anchor chart that I created to help my students divide fractions using Number lines.
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6th
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Modern Georgia Digital Breakout (GSE SS8H12)
This digital breakout is aligned to the new GSE SS8H12. This product can be used for enrichment or as a creative way for students to gather notes. This virtual scavenger hunt has students working collaboratively & problem-solve. It is student-led and students WILL struggle to find answers! The goal is for them to work together and communicate effectively as a team to figure out the codes. Students will use various links to solve the codes. The codes for this game are embedded in websites, pu
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â GA Studies Digital Breakout BUNDLE!
Controversial Genetic Issues: Research & Debate
Students will research topics in genetics and conduct a formal debate. Students will be placed on teams to defend the pro or con side of a particular genetic topic. The stance that students will be defending, may not align with their personal beliefs. Suggested topics could include: gender selection, genetically modified organisms (GMO,s) gene selection theory and genetic engineering. Students will be assigned a variety of roles during the debate processTEACHER PREP:Provide students the ability
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5th - 8th
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NGSS:
MS-LS3-1
Also included in:Â Genetic Research & Debate Activities: High level thinking activity
Learning about Leaders Round Table Discussion
Inspiration is everywhere when it comes to leadership. This Round Table project allows students to research leaders across the world and decades to figure out what makes them effective for the people they serve in their communities. Students will practice quality digital research, note taking, and speaking, listening and conversation skills to showcase the leaders selected. This project forces students to work both individually and within the group to create multiple final Round Table discus
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6th - 12th
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Art History: Life and Works of Rembrandt van Rijn ~ 3-Part Lesson Plan
This editable Microsoft Word document includes three 45-minute lesson plans accompanied by printable student activities. Each lesson plan was written using RTII strategies and a place to incorporate your common core or state standards.
For the extremely busy teacher in mind, and being required to write lessons for daily activities, these full LP’s also include the following section content: A Materials List Section, An Activating Strategy (Intro) Section, A Content Section, A Summarizing Activi
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
WOMEN Trailblazers! Test your Knowledge Challenge Activity!
There are many women who have made contributions that have shaped our world. Learn about some of these fascinating women with the following activity. There are 32 informative questions in the resource plus some additional information on women who have impacted our world. If you'd like a student version, just contact me. Also, if you'd like a version in Word, just ask for this, too. Great for a Friday activity and especially for Women's History Month in March.I have similar "challenge" activities
Grades:
4th - 8th
Art History: Life and Works of Pierre Auguste Renoir ~ 3-Part Lesson Plan
This editable Microsoft Word document includes three 45-minute lesson plans accompanied by printable student activities. Each lesson plan was written using RTII strategies and a place to incorporate your common core or state standards.
For the extremely busy teacher in mind, and being required to write lessons for daily activities, these full LP’s also include the following section content: A Materials List Section, An Activating Strategy (Intro) Section, A Content Section, A Summarizing Activi
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Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
US History Martin Luther King Jr.- Mini Lesson
Learn about Martin Luther King Jr.'s life, accomplishments, and what people did after. This is a great history lesson for elementary and middle schoolers. This product includes one PowerPoint. All images were for commercial use from Pexels, Pixabay, and Unsplash. Do not resell or send this product to others that have not paid for it. You may use for personal use, teaching students, etc. Please reach out to us if you have any questions. :)Sources:https://www.nps.gov/mlkm/learn/building-the-memori
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1st - 6th
Reverse Engineer Your Future Using MLA 8 Research
This multi-document research assignment with day-by-day plan guides students through the very beginning of MLA 8 research and into a complex document that has them researching cost of living, average income, and housing costs. Our school uses Xello, but you could easily replace the few stops on the Reverse Engineering assignment with whatever future planning software your district uses. (It's a very small part of just one document.) Students often complain that the work they are given isn't "rea
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7th - 12th
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Jaime Roldós Aguilera, and the Return to Democracy + Death Investigation
Concepts: Dictatorships in Latam in the 60s, Cold War consequences in Latam. Latam History. Ecuadorian History. After a long time of dictatorships in Ecuador, especially with the Military General Guillermo RodrÃguez "Bombita" Lara, Ecuador returned to democracy in 1979.Learn about the 3rth President of Ecuador, plus do your own death investigation since it was an unexpected death.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Website Evaluation Tool
One of the most important skills we can teach our students is how to critically evaluate available resources. This is an excellent tool for the evaluation of websites. It guides students through the process and allows them to think critically and decide for themselves if the source is reliable and will help them meet their needs.
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5th - 8th
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Fraction, Decimal, and Percent Resources
This is an annotated list of resources as well as suggested activities for students learning fractions, decimals, and percents.
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4th - 6th
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Art and Courage Healing Arts Class Lesson Plan
This is my lesson plan to accompany the Art and Courage Journal/booklet from the "Art and Courage" course. These two go hand in hand, the journal (free to download) includes a Bibliography.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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"The Hill We Climb" Digital Note Taker/Teacher Led Lecture
This works well when teachers create their own slide show on Amanda Gorman's Inaugural poem and biography OR if it complements "The Hill We Climb" Slide Deck in my store. Graphic organizers are great accountability tools and informal assessments to see what students know and what students learn!
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Research/Note Taking Template
Help students to research, note take, identify and synthesize key ideas in their research. Save this file as a Word Template so that you can distribute to students so they can use it across all subjects. Help improve the quality of their writing by assisting students to visually and methodically organise their ideas!Check out my Instagram to stay up to date with the latest worksheets I use in my classroom! Don't forget to leave a review and follow my TPT, I'd love to hear how this worksheet has
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Psychology Research Tasks
Serial Day 16 Episode 8
Ready-to-use slides begin with a Quickwrite and then a simple slide to link students to episode 8 of the podcast.
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8th - 12th
Also included in:Â Serial Podcast Unit
Choosing a Science Fair Topic Through Essay Writing: Editable
Students who participate in science fair face the formidable challenge of selecting a topic. Many students google "Science Fair Ideas" or use pre-made project ideas, which results in a project the student is rarely passionate about. This assignment tasks students with writing an essay about two to three topics that they are interested in and asks them to consider their resources, the time required, and WHY they are interested in this topic. By guiding students through this project selection peri
Grades:
7th - 12th
Frederick Douglass PowerPoint
I used this PowerPoint to teach high schoolers with Emotional and Learning Disorders about Frederick Douglass. I used guided notes by typing out the bullet points in a Word document and leaving out some words with ___________ instead.
After the PowerPoint, I had the students write a letter to Frederick Douglass about a problem they were, or have, faced. We went to the computer lab and they typed up their letters. I then gave each student someone else's letter and had them respond as if they w
Grades:
6th - 12th
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