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Not grade specific critical thinking outlines
Teaching aids for Edward de Bono's "Teach Your Child How to Think"
Edward de Bono is a world class expert, and from his instruction we can all learn how to better think... not only for critical thinking, but for creative thinking, too. Using de Bono's methods, teach your students how to tap into that place where all the good ideas come from. Teach them mnemonics and strategies for thinking techniques that get results. Teach them how to appraise their ideas and to crystallize down to ideas that are useful and feasible. This digital product contains helpful aides
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Social Skills Scope and Sequence (Full Copy)
This Scope and Sequence document describes the developmental milestone skills from "Initial Preschool" through "Proficient Late High School". It assists educators and providers that may not have access to the functional education skill building that a Common Core curriculum has to offer at the State level. It will assist professional staff in creating Lesson Units and Plans.
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Maths Activities tacklingmaths
Yellow Phase - OverviewPurple Phase - OverviewPurple Phase - Taster TestBlue Phase - Taster TestGreen Phase - Taster TestRed Phase - Taster TestMultiplication Tables Check Taster Test - 1"We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed our product. Your feedback means a lot to us and can help others make confident choices. If you're comfortable with it, please come back to share your experience in review. Your support is greatly appreciated!"
EFFECTIVE TEACHER - Ultimate Lesson Internalization Bundle
Welcome to our Lesson Internalization Bundle – a comprehensive toolkit designed to empower educators and enhance teaching effectiveness week after week! ✨ What's Included:Weekly Standards Overview Template:Streamline your planning process with our user-friendly template. Clearly outline the standards you'll cover each week, ensuring a focused and organized approach to your lessons.Lesson Plan Internalization Template:Elevate your lesson planning with our internalization template. Structured to g
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Placemat Templates
Options are endless when it comes to customizing these templates to fit your classroom needs. Help students organize their thinking with a variety of brainstorming templates. Create opportunity for students to do their own thinking about different topics or ideas in a collaborative way. Use these templates for both formative and summative assessment. They are completely editable and can be ready for students both in person and online. Just print or share.
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Blank Venn Diagram Template
Using a Venn Diagram, students will compare and contrast two topics.
This product is filled with four different templates that are blank and ready to be filled in by your students!!!
With the diagram, the "difference" circles are glowing with primary colors and the "similarity" circles are glowing with secondary colors. The purpose of this is to show the students how the two topics blend together.
For Example: One template has a red "difference" circle and a blue "difference circle. The "simi
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TAG Peer Feedback Protocol Poster/Anchor Chart (English and Spanish) for Dance
TAG Peer Feedback Protocol Poster/Anchor Chart (English and Spanish) for DanceDo you need a way to engage your dancers in discussions about choreography? Use the TAG protocol- specially adapted for dance! T-tell something you liked.A- ask a question.G-give a suggestion.Each category has sample sentence starters to help dancers of any age engage in meaningful discussions in the dance classroom. Coming soon: individual response tags for each dancer to use! NYC Blueprint for Teaching and Learning i
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Love Types Test and Workbook
Workbook and key that will help you identify your top love types. Great as an in class activity, for couples or individuals.
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Culture Project - Critical Thinking Activity - No Prep
Are you searching for an activity to encourage your students to use their critical thinking skills as they learn about different cultures? This movie project is an educational anomaly. Using this worksheet, students will identify sixteen cultural traits in whatever movie the class watches. After identifying sixteen cultural traits, students will have four movie reflection questions about the culture traits, which you can lead into a meaningful class discussion.What’s Included:Cultural Traits Wor
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Boho KWL Graphic Organizer + Plain B&W
This KWL chart will help students identify what students know, what they want to know, and what they have learned.A KWL chart can help direct a student's thinking and encourages them to ask questions and seek answers to their questions in all curriculum areas.What's included:--> Boho Theme KWL in color--> Plain B&W for easy printingMore from Neurodiverse Teacher
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Fear Factor Bundle
"Fear Factor" themed lesson and activity materials!We used the certificate at the end of the activities.Challenge Cards were given to teachers to help them remember what to do.Guess cards to keep track of student responses throughout the activity.Super fun!!
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Engineering Design Process- Team Job Assignments
Use this to assign specific jobs to your students during the EDP. Each student having a role helps things run more smoothly.
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Culturally responsive teaching framework
A framework for The Culturally Responsive Teacher.The Ready for Rigor framework outlines the four areas that are essential for implementing culturally responsive teaching in the classroom. The framework is the based for my book, Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain: Promoting Authentic Engagement and Rigor Among Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students (Corwin, 2014). Visit www.ready4rigor.com to learn more.
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Math Weekly Student Reflection Form
Want to help your students reflect on what they learned in math and their next steps for learning? Try this Math Weekly Student Form! This reflection form will walk them through four questions for deep reflection and analysis of their learning:
1. DESCRIBE WHAT HAPPENED OR WHAT YOU DID THIS WEEK IN MATH
2. INTERPRET HOW THINGS WENT BY USING ONE (OR MORE) OF THESE SETS OF TERMS:
• Strengths and Weaknesses
• Successes and Setbacks
3. WHAT THINGS HAVE YOU LEARNED DUE TO THIS EXPERIENCE?
4. ANS
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KWL in the 21st Century
KWL Charts (Know, Want to Know, Learned) are a standard resource in many classrooms. While students’ familiarity with them makes them easy to explain and use, it also can become an exercise students no longer really think about as they complete.The printable chart version included with this lesson takes that idea a step further and is perfect for inquiry and project based learning. It also works well for the “Genius Hour”, “Passion Project” or “20% Learning Projects” that are becoming more pop
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Differentiated T-Chart Graphic Organizer
Check out this differentiated T-Chart graphic organizer. Presented in four different formats for differentiation purposed accoridng to grade level and student needs, this template will promote critical thinking and can be used in a variety of formats. Students will find the format fun but clear and will appreciate the clear organization of it. The variety pack includes a blank T-Chart, one with bullets, one with lines, and then one with more spaced out lines. There are different labels for each
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Debate Flowing Cheat Sheet
Debate flowing can be tricky and having a cheat sheet is helpful. This is for the students who might need a quick reference on what they are flowing.
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Fishbone Graphic Organizer Template
Check out this differentiated graphic organizer that allows for a different formatting of note taking or brainstorming. It is used to explore the many aspects or effects of a complex topic, helping the student to organize their thoughts in a simple, visual way. It comes in three different formats to meet students where they are at and what is best suited for them. Be sure to check out some of my other graphic organizers as well!
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Project Based Learning (PBL) - Student Work Booklet
Don't settle for boring, outdated learning methods. Our Project Based Learning Student Booklet is the best resource to support any Project Based Learning activity or sequence that you lead in your classroom or camp. It is aimed at supporting the experiences, excitement and fulfillment that comes from learning through projects. It is the perfect tool to support any hands-on approach to learning that will help students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills?Our Project Bas
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Sports - English Language Arts - Opinion Writing - Essay
Students form a preference between soccer and basketball, and fill in the boxes to begin structuring an essay. Includes:Worksheet with boxes to organize opinions and reasons Writing can be as simple or complex as teacher intends, with a focus on reasoning and detail organization.Brevity of lesson makes it accessible to any grade level and allows you to scale it to the depth of analysis the teacher needs. This is a great first step to essay writing, as it organizes thoughts into paragraph sequenc
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Group Project Summary - Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer is for small and large student group work. Students can complete the organizer to include: a description or issue; current knowledge; new knowledge; conclusion; or key points. A great tool to summarize learning and to keep group work on track!Find over 330 learning activities at the Health EDventure store.
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Sports - English Language Arts Comparative Writing - Research - Analysis - Essay
Students gather facts about soccer and basketball and fill in the boxes to begin structuring an essay. Includes:Worksheet with boxes to organize information and ideas Writing can be as simple or complex as teacher intends, with a focus on information-gathering and idea organization.Brevity of lesson makes it accessible to any grade level and allows you to scale it to the depth of analysis the teacher needs. This is a great first step to essay writing, as it organizes thoughts into paragraph sequ
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Prompts of Depth & Complexity Icons Reference Page w/Descriptions, GATE / PBL
This Depth & Complexity Reference Page outlines all the Prompt Icons, with easy to understand descriptions and examples. Not just for GATE! Students use this as a guide to incorporate higher-level thinking across all subjects, concepts, and disciplines. These icons are modern, simplistic, and easy to connect with. Having all of the icons and descriptions in one place makes it convenient for reference and application. I recommend printing one for each learner. These GATE tools can be used fo
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Student Contract for Reassessing Competency Recovery Google Slides
Do your students frequently ask you if they can retake an assessment or fix their grade? Do you have data that they can track their progress towards getting that goal? Student contracts are included to help provide credit recovery for students who need to prove growth mindset with their learning! ☀️Competency based education requires teachers to be flexible and allow students chances to reach competency. Typically this doesn’t happen on the first try for all students. I created this plan to get
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