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Other (specialty) simulations for homeschool
Animated Traditional Cursive SmartBoard Upper and Lowercase
Your students will love this interactive SmartBoard Cursive lesson. It contains 52 pages of animated upper and lowercase letters. While your students are practicing their cursive at their seats, keep the animation going on the SmartBoard so they can check their own progress.
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
Stock the Store Wall: Life Skills Work Task
Lie Skills Work Task: Store Stocking Sort This activity will allow your students to learn how to stock a store. This will allow you students to stock store shelves, read order forms, and pull orders.Print, laminate, cut, punch holes in store items, and set up hooks or peg board . Label, set up directions, material needed, and task box directions with visuals included.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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"Help Me" App - On Screen Banner Notification for Teacher Assistance
Help Me: A Smart App for Classroom CommunicationAs a teacher, it can be challenging to keep track of student’s progress and needs during a computer-based lesson. Sometimes, students have questions or problems that require attention, but they don’t want to interrupt the class or wait for the teacher to notice their raised hands. That’s why I developed the Help Me App, a simple and effective app that allows students to “virtually” raise their hands and continue working.How does it work?Help Me is
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Virtual Field Trip to China - Weekly Activities Included
Take your class on a virtual field trip to discover China!From landing to exploring, this trip will excite your students and have them exploring places around the world from the comfort of your classroom.*watch your plane land and use context clues to guess where you are*click on links around the map that will take you to a specific area and place in China to explore*activities and lessons to complete after you get back from the tripTrip Highlights:- Great Wall of China- Panda Base in Chengdu- L
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5th - 12th
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Goals & Reflection Picnic / Barbecue Template
This picnic simulation can be done throughout the year to set up goals and reflect on them in a relaxed environment. The background / plate setting can be changed and the picnic table can be decorated to recognize the current holiday season to better enhance the idea of the passage of time. Students can “bring” food to eat or games to play. Some might insist on a complete change of menu. Please check the link added to the speaker to see if it matches your students’ music taste and change it if n
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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NO PREP Virtual Field Trip to the Smithsonian
This NO PREP virtual field trip provides an hour of escape from the daily classroom routine. While many field trips are being cancelled due to COVID - 19, virtual field trips are on the rise. While fun, they take a lot of time to make. So why not take advantage of this fully planned resource. Students will be able to complete an ice breaker activity with the teacher and their fellow classmates. After the ice breaker, students will learn some of the difficult vocabulary associated with museums (t
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4th - 9th
Word Play With Poetry
This is a template PDF I made to activate our students' listening and awareness of WORD CHOICE within poetry. During this activity students are engaged in picking apart the words in a poem for identification. This can later be elevated to awareness of symbolism and word's hidden meanings.
I let my students listen to particular poems read by Shel Silverstein, but this activity will apply to any sample of poetry you choose to share.
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1st - 6th
Coping with different abilities
Everybody has their own strength and weaknesses. Examples of people who overcame their personal weaknesses, Includes video and class discussion,
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4th - 9th
Phone Number Practice
This is a great printable for young children to learn to memorize their emergency numbers. It's a large print of a smart phone dialing area. Works best laminated or inside a protective sheet. Finger paint or small rocks, colored chips, or markers can be used for children to sound each number they are learning. The phone number should be written out on a blank sheet of paper.
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PreK - 1st
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