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Critical thinking chinese resources for Microsoft Word and for staff
Bible Break out Box || using Parables!
This is the opposite of an Escape Room as you are breaking into a box. This religious game uses four parables - sower, talents, lost sheep and the good Samaritan. My kids have played these in school and they call it “break out boxes”. In my opinion, it should be called “break in” because you’re racing to break-in to the last box! There are four boxes total (one inside the others) and you have to figure out how to get into each one. You can have as many groups as you have materials for. If you h
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4th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: 4 Escape Rooms and 2 Break Out Boxes || Bundle!
IQ Test (teaching students to follow directions)
This is a fake test that simply asks students to read ALL questions before answering anything. The final question asks them to turn in the paper for 10 extra credit points if there is no writing or erase marks on the paper. There are questions such as: "write your middle name", or "solve for X when 4 - X = 2". Can be easily modified for any grade level. It is a fantastic way to remind students of the importance of following directions. Works for high schoolers and adults, too!I remember my
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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BACB Candidate Field Work Task List Self Assessment (5th Edition)
A quarterly 5th Edition BCBA Task List Self Assessment to be used when completing fieldwork hours for BACB Candidates. Each Task List item is individually listed for the candidate to rank where they feel they are in acquiring the necessary skills associated with that task list item.
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Staff
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Asking Questions and Critical Thinking - Forming Inquiry / Research Questions
Help your students learn how to identify and ask higher-order thinking inquiry questions in class (science as well as other subject areas) and in life in general because this type of deep thinking promotes a richer classroom environment, critical thinking skills, and lifelong learning!
Getting students to think deeply about what they want to know and generating higher-order inquiry questions is a skill that often, in my experience, needs to be explicitly taught in order the help students from
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PreK - 9th, Staff
How to Write Your Name in Negative Space
Students young and old love the magical appearance of their name in negative space.
This wonderful worksheet illustrates every step necessary to help your students create their own name in Negative Space. Both written descriptions and easy to follow visuals will guide your students through the multi-step process, eliminating the need to reteach and trouble-shoot the steps necessary as they are all spelled out here. This project is perfect for students in the upper elementary, middle school, hi
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Following Directions Activity / First Week of School Activity / Ice Breaker
The Following Directions Activity is designed to remind your students that it is important to read all directions and follow them before beginning an assignment. This is a great activity for the first week of school. I use this activity with my classes every year and ask them to promise not to discuss it with their friends until the end of the school day.Enjoy!SharhanStop by enagelearnability.com for more resources.Follow Engage Learnability on social media.Facebook: facebook.com/EngageLearnab
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Huge Collection of Engagement Strategies, Closings, etc. All levels.
You name it, here it is. This 31 page table shows all kinds of tricks to get kids to learn. From opening gambits to closing flourishes, you are sure to find new and exciting ways to stage learning.
In my experience, the best thing about this summary is the way it fires your own imagination. It is like a collaboration team you meet with when and where you actually need them. For that alone, I find this really priceless. You need never run out of ideas!
Includes four pages of cut out card
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Staff
Reading Question Stem Bookmarks for Educators (Bloom's Taxonomy based)
These bookmarks for educators are designed to help teachers improve their reading questioning techniques. Some questions we always know to ask, like Who/What/Where...but what about questions for deeper meaning? Those can be hard to think of on the spot, especially if a student is reading an independent book that you haven't read. These question stems can help!
Designed around Bloom's Taxonomy levels of comprehension, this bookmark template contains over 15 question stems for basic comprehension
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K - 6th, Staff
Back to School Six Activities: Mingle with Metaphors
A FUN and engaging back to school resource for students and/or staff! Mingle with Metaphors is an editable file containing six engaging activities that can be used as follows: get to know you activities or icebreakers, student mingles on the first few days or weeks of school, back to school mingle nights, get to know each other functions for teachers and/or students, back to school faculty meetings with new teachers, professional development warm-up activity, and/or meet-n-greets. Specifically
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Over the Moon Netflix 2020 Film | Movie Guide Questions in chronological order
21 questions in chronological order written 100% in ENGLISH that include pre-listening questions, questions to answer during the movie, and reflection / analysis questions that can also serve as post-movie discussion questions. PG rated and perfect for any classroom! Includes answer key. (Includes Word & PDF versions of the movie guide)Synopsis:An adventurous girl builds a rocket ship to meet a mythical goddess on the moon.Rating: PG (Mild Action|Some Thematic Elements)Genre: Kids And Family
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Editable Authentic Chinese Reading Material Bundle (ACTFL modes)
This authentic Chinese reading material series is designed according to the New York State New Standard themes and topics, such as identity; contemporary life; science, technology, and the arts; global awareness; and community engagement. The material reflects real life reading scenarios to increase students' knowledge of Chinese culture and language. It includes a collection of real life reading material and fact-based questions, allowing students to practice both reading and writing. Teachers
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Holiday Trivia Digital Breakout Box Escape Room
Who doesn't love a good breakout box?! This Holiday Trivia Breakout Box is a great way to keep your students engaged and entertained in those last few hours before Winter break!Students can work alone or together to answer sixteen different questions about Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. The questions range from history facts, to movie trivia, to math brain teasers, to good old-fashioned holiday jokes. These questions are designed to test their critical thinking and their researching skills. T
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4th - 9th, Staff
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The Farewell Movie Guide English Questions | 2020 Chinese American Movie
28 Movie Guide Questions in chronological order written in ENGLISH that include pre-listening questions, questions to answer during the movie, and reflection/analysis questions that can also serve as discussion questions after the movie. Rated PG and perfect for any classroom! Includes Answer Key.Synopsis: The film follows a Chinese family who, when they discover their beloved Grandmother has only a short while left to live, decide to keep her in the dark and schedule an impromptu wedding to gat
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
25 Team Competitions for Teachers and Students
Team Competitions include twenty-five fun and inexpensive team competitions that build staff morale and collaboration. Team Competitions describes games that are fun and build teamwork. You will receive descriptions of all twenty-five competitions, suggested scoring and time limits for each competition and suggestions to make each competition easy to set-up and score. You will also receive ideas to plan a series of competitions that your organization can enjoy throughout the year.
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6th - 12th, Staff
Restorative Writing Assignments for Elementary Students
Writing assignments are used as positive discipline and a restorative practice. The student must complete it in order to earn recess (or other preferred activity) back.This download includes 15+ customizable templates with prompts related to certain issues (lying, stealing, fighting, hitting, disrespect) for you to use instantly with students.Use one of these writing assignments the next time you need to give a restorative consequence to students.Download Now!
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2nd - 8th, Staff
Personal Responsibilities (Interactive Bulletin Board)
This is one of the first units I do with my high school students with special needs. However, the tasks and photos can be edited to be applicable to any age range for general education or special education. We discuss being responsible for your own actions and talk about 5 areas where we should be responsible: at home, at school, at work, with our money, with our bodies.
I begin the school year with the board mostly blank. Just the question and 5 areas. I brainstorm with the kids what responsi
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
4 Written Art Critiques/ 15 Essential Questions / Rubric/ Middle and High School
Need more innovative ways to art critique? These 4 written critiques are more engaging and they are based of the Danielson Framework to Teaching. These have been a huge hit in my classwork but also challenging. BUT, the more you do them with your students, the more comfortable they will be in their critique!What's included:1. Gallery Walk- Students will walk around the room and give their best art criticism. This is a huge favorite because it doesn't require to talk out loud. 2. Go, Go, Mo- Simi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Also included in: Written Art Critique BUNDLE for Middle and High School
Childhood Memories Editable Theme-based Speaking Task (ACTFL Modes)
This speaking task, Childhood Memories, is designed according to New York State New Standard themes and topics, such as identity; contemporary life; science, technology, and the arts; global awareness; and community engagement.This speaking task offers a word bank and sentence structure for students to get started and support the conversation, as well as a teacher’s grading page.This activity encourages cooperative work between students.How to use:It can be used as a speaking quiz.It can be used
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Cooking and Meal Preparation Editable Theme-based Speaking Task (ACTFL Modes)
This speaking task, Cooking and Meal Preparation, is designed according to New York State New Standard themes and topics, such as identity; contemporary life; science, technology, and the arts; global awareness; and community engagement.This speaking task offers a word bank and sentence structure for students to get started and support the conversation, as well as a teacher’s grading page.This activity encourages cooperative work between students.How to use:It can be used as a speaking quiz.It c
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Example of School Behaviour Management Plan
This product is a clear example of a School Behaviour Management Plan that can be used in schools to helps support and educate teachers, teaching assistants on the needs specific needs of a particular student. This scaffold can be edited to include in formation under the following headings:Positive behaviour supports:Behavioural ExpectationsClass routine accommodations:Curriculum Adjustments:Behavioural Procedures. It is a proven method that can be very effective in ensure the needs of the child
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Behaviour Management Tools/Trigger Identification Trackers
Divergent/Creative Thinking Activities
This product contains two different activities that encourage students to think outside the box!The first one is a simple drawing activity-- students are given the beginning of a picture and challenged to finish it. The more creative they get, the better! My students have turned this picture into many different things, and they love it! The next activity is a "three like me" activity. Students are given three things and need to discover the common link between them. My talented & gifted stud
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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STEM Unit of Work - Sustainable Building (Inquiry Design)
This comprehensive Unit of Work uses Guided 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 when paired with the Inquiry Design Journal (see bundles) and BYOD arrangements and is already set up for classroom teachers to share the teaching journey with school librarians.
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3rd - 8th, Staff
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Church Library Bible Escape Room!
Can your preteens/teens escape the church library in time!? To escape this room they will need to know how to look up scripture, and find call numbers in a library. This escape room is a little easier than the last one I posted It's easier for the participants and easier to set up. But a lot of fun! My 4th/5th graders enjoyed it :) In hindsight, I would probably add a few steps or make the clues harder so that next time they take a little bit longer. You can easily change the clues to make i
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4th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: 4 Escape Rooms and 2 Break Out Boxes || Bundle!
Mid-year Check-in
Are your students feeling the mid-year slump? This open-ended questionnaire lets your students be honest with you and with themselves about their performance. These non-specific questions allow for thoughtful reflection and planning ahead. Some questions nudge self-reliance for the student, some offer a chance to lament, others ask the student to grow from their mistakes and plan a different path. Be careful where you read their answers - give yourself lots of time and space to laugh, cry an
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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