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Critical thinking spelling syllabi

College Board Approved-AP Seminar Syllabus

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AP Seminar is a relatively new course and is the first stage of the two year AP Capstone program. The course does not typically rely on a textbook, so this syllabus contains references and links to the primary and secondary sources needed to fulfill College Board’s expectations of student exposure to a variety of rigorous text types. The emphasis of this iteration of AP Seminar is on California, although you could easily modify it for your own state’s history, populations, and cultures while k

Subjects:

Arts & Music, Critical Thinking, Gifted and Talented

Grades:

11th

Types:

Syllabi

Film Appreciation Course Curriculum Guide

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Seanache's Solutions

This is a course outline and curriculum guide for film appreciation. It includes a course description, rationale, detailed syllabus by unit, bibliography of resources with links to online open source teaching and assessment resources, learning objectives correlated with Common Core and Texas TEKS, assessment evidence chart. There are samples of major assessments and rubrics for three student projects- a student created film blog, a collaborative mise-en-scene and cinematography digital photograp

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, Drama, Literature

Grades:

8th - 12th

Types:

Syllabi, Elective Course Proposals, Rubrics

CCSS:

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520 Letters clipart black and white

Created by

Super Robert70

Letters clipart black and white :520 images transparent PNGsize: 3000x4145 px

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Spelling, Vocabulary

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Syllabi, Clip Art, By TpT Sellers for TpT Sellers

Sample Scope and Sequence for Phonics Instruction

Created by

Danielle Goldart

Use this product as is OR as a model for documenting your own phonics scope and sequence

Subjects:

Phonics, Reading, Spelling

Grades:

K - 4th

Types:

Teacher Manuals, Homeschool Curricula, Syllabi

Orton Gillingham Student Checklist

Created by

Rather be at Recess

This packet includes the Orton Gillingham concepts from levels 1-4. They are broken down into individual puzzle pieces for students to color as they are learned or mastered. Talk to your student about how reading is a code and that the OG process gives them a piece of the “puzzle” one at a time. It gives students a visual of what they have learned and where they are going. This process has encouraged buy-in and motivation from my OG students! Visual breakdown of the Orton Gillingham scope and se

Subjects:

Phonics, Reading, Spelling

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Syllabi, Handouts, Printables

AP Seminar Syllabus - College Board Approved

Created by

Katie Washburn

This syllabus is College Board approved!

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, English Language Arts

Grades:

9th - 12th

Types:

Syllabi

APPROVED AP English Language & Composition Course Audit and Syllabus

Created by

LiterARTure

This AP English Language & Composition Course Audit is a fantastic resource that has been approved by both the College Board and the University of California.It includes the following components:- Course syllabus- Texts- Grading policy and rubric- Long-term unit plan, by themed unit and week (including materials, readings, and text references)

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, English Language Arts, Writing

Grades:

10th - 12th

Types:

Thematic Unit Plans, Syllabi

WOOP Student Reflection and Goal Setting Graphic Organizer

Created by

Mrs Spray

Use this WOOP method graphic organizer for your students (or yourself!) to set goals and reflect on learning targets. Two layouts (print based and graphic based) along with example text. Half sheet and full sheet versions as well! I use this with my students as part of our "Profile of a Graduate" for reflection.

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, Social Emotional Learning, Study Skills

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Syllabi, Printables, Classroom Forms

Back to School: Syllabus + Policy Activity

Created by

The Strategic Classroom

Tired of your students asking you the same questions over and over again? Feel like if you have to answer where they turn in an assignment one more time you just might burst? This fun scavenger hunt is the answer! This fully editable document has ten of the most popular questions you get asked as a teacher, and asks students to find the answers using their syllabus, posters you've put up around the room, and their critical thinking skills. They'll answer each question as if they are you, all whi

Subjects:

Classroom Management, Critical Thinking, Problem Solving

Grades:

Not Grade Specific

Types:

Syllabi, Classroom Forms