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10th grade problem solving thematic unit plans
Zombie Apocalypse Unit - End of the Year Project or Emergency Sub Lesson Plans
This week-long, self-guided zombie apocalypse project is the PERFECT end of the year unit! It is so versatile and can be used for many different grades and subjects; appropriate for middle school or high school, science or language arts, accelerated or remediation, even upper elementary. It could also be used for a Halloween unit or emergency sub lesson plans. Directions on each page are self explanatory and will keep your students engaged from start to finish.I originally created this activity
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4th - 12th
Also included in: Biology Lessons and Curriculum for the ENTIRE YEAR
IB MYP Design Units Full Bundle
Full MYP Units Bundle which can cover the entire MYP 1 - 5 Design, representing a significant saving over buying units individually.In these outstanding, creative units, students are tasked with designing and making solutions in line with specific client-led briefs. With practical, written, and theory work closely related to the new MYP Design Specification and four assessment criteria.These units/projects have been designed for a term (12-14 weeks) or half-term (6-8 weeks) though each can be ex
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8th - 11th
Creative Thinking Unit: 10 lessons with PPT and student journals
Your students can enhance their creative problem-solving and divergent thinking abilities. In this unit, they’ll learn to tap into their own unique brand of creative thinking and cultivate strategies to help them be more creative:Through this 10-lesson unit, students will experiment with approaches that help them meet the following goals:I can define creativity and its relevance to my life.I have strategies for sparking my imagination when I get stuck.I can identify and apply the four stages of
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: 6 Unit Bundle: High School Finding Flow Solutions
Powerful You Intermediate Bundle - SEL/YOGA
Intermediate Digital Bundle: This bundle has the Powerful You book, educator cards, breathe and stretch poster, and 26 classroom skill signs available digitally. Breathe and stretch videos (6-9 minutes) are also available for each lesson. These SEL lessons are aligned with the ASCA (American School Counseling Association) standards.
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2nd - 11th, Adult Education
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Online Safety, Media Literacy and Internet Scams
This online safety unit will give your students better tools to be media literate and to stay safer online. Teaching students to be more savvy online is a critical skill now more than ever. According to The Federal Trade Commission, “Many people think scams mostly affect older adults. But reports to the FTC’s Consumer Sentinel tell a different story: anyone can be scammed. In fact, reports suggest that many scams are harming younger people more than older adults. While there’s more to the story,
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8th - 12th
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IB MYP LEDC Light Design Unit
How can we design affordable, sustainable solutions that can help people in lower economically developed countries?In this project, students are given a brief from the UN to design a sustainable, solar light for people in developing economies, that have limited or no access to electricity.Statement of inquiry: Considering the interconnection of global infrastructures creates a more equal and sustainable future for our shared planet.Students are taught a range of creative, STEM, and research skil
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8th - 11th
Also included in: IB MYP Design Units Bundle
Design Thinking Explanation, Project Challenges & Templates
Included in this product is a Google Slideshow featuring an overview of 12 design-thinking projects. The slideshow explains and discusses (in detail) what design thinking is and all its steps (empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test). This is a great slideshow to play for students in your classroom who are new (or advanced) in the design thinking process. All templates are editable. Choose to MAKE A COPY for each student in Google Classroom or whatever LMS you are using.Projects include:d
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5th - 12th
Children and teenagers' rights and responsibilities
The topic of this unit is Children and Teenagers' rights. The main objective is to foster students’ critical and creative thinking to solve a problem that affects them as teenagers.
The unit is designed for a five-lesson period, though changes can be done as necessary, because all the worksheets can be modified.
Along with the lesson plan, you will find four worksheets: a summary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child with comprehension and discussion questions; a piece of worksheet showin
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9th - 12th
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Worldview: Understand the Times Workbook
Let's Learn about Worldviews with Understanding the Times, DVDs, Role Playing, Drama, Humor, & Group Discussions!We are bombarded on every side with an assortment of worldview propaganda that assaults our Christian values and way of life.A Christian Worldview, based on the Word of God, is the lens through which a Christian views all of life. God made us, He owns us, and His Word is our blueprint for living.This course will help you, before you head off to college, the workplace, or to raise
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Spain
Spain power point is 41 pages of information about the magical country of Spain. It covers geography, history, economy, culture, food, art, cities, bullfighting and flamenco dancing. There are questions to go with each section. It would be a great addition to a history lesson, culture presentation, and Hispanic Heritage month.
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2nd - 10th
Science Fair and Language Report
This is an 8 page unit for the Science Fair project in your classroom. It includes the note to send home to parents, the directions for doing the project, 2 pages for students to record Question, Hypothesis, Research, Experiment, Results, and Conclusion -following the Scientific Method, a page that models the Poster they should make, an Experiment Journal for the student to record daily progress, a graph to record result, and a list of internet addresses for students to search for ideas. I have
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3rd - 12th
Flexible Thinking and Perspective Taking!
This is a lesson plan with 4 activities that move from concrete examples of flexible thinking to more abstract examples. Students will engage in flexible thinking through pictures, games, comic strips, and discussion. Includes specific dialogue to have with students:
One way to be a flexible thinker is to be aware and take other people’s perspectives in to consideration. Different people can view the same situation differently. Just because you see it one way does not mean that your best f
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3rd - 12th
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Design Thinking Explanation, Project Challenges & Templates
Included in this product is a Google Slideshow featuring an overview of 12 design-thinking projects. The slideshow explains and discusses (in detail) what design thinking is and all its steps (empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test). This is a great slideshow to play for students in your classroom who are new (or advanced) in the design thinking process. All templates are editable. Choose to MAKE A COPY for each student in Google Classroom or whatever LMS you are using.Projects include:d
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5th - 12th
Veterans day I Spy Counting math logic game Centers classroom phonic no prep 4th
I Spy Printable Veterans Day Phonics Game is perfect for developing hand eye coordination, attention, and concentration. Math and Literacy Centers activity. These patriotic themed worksheets are made using my original watercolor artwork. For homeschooling parents, daycare and preschools, kids parties. Fun Worksheets packet Pages Activities. This game is perfect for all ages 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th grade, Preschool, Kid Education, homeschool, Nursery school, Primary school, Junior
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3rd - 12th
Managing Anger- A guide to finding healthy ways to manage anger
This product is an effective tool in helping young people and adults understand and manage their anger. There are 7 lessons that describe anger, manage anger, stop violence associated with anger, and develop self control over thoughts and actions. At the end of the lessons is a review section. In addition, it also assists in creating a support system for young people and adults.This product is perfect for:ØMental Health ProvidersØSchool CounselorsØSchool Social WorkersØBehavior Analyst and Behav
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5th - 12th
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Distance Learning: Programming with Raspberry Pi: Creating Lifelong Learners
K-12 continuum of coding, programming, and computer science based on the use of the affordability and accessibility of the Raspberry Pi. This is an overview with examples of how to integrate a curriculum of teaching these skills in all grades. Part 2 is in development and has specific lessons. There will also be resource documents added to the series soon. Stay tuned! *This series correlates with MANY CC standards!
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K - 12th
Adolescence and the Brain 10 Week Social Skills Program of Study SEN
This unit has been designed to introduce students to the function of the brain and its development from early childhood to adulthood. Particular attention is paid to adolescence as it is a time of significant brain development and obviously most relevant to our students.By adolescence, the part of the brain associated with emotions, impulses, aggression and instinctive behaviour – the amygdala (groups of neurons in the brain) – is well developed. However, the part of the brain that controls high
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5th - 12th
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Self-Advocacy Unit
This is a 64 slide PPT Parks and Rec themed unit on self advocacy skills geared towards high school students with intellectual disabilities working on pre-employment skills. The unit has 29 built in Active Student Response (ASRs) learning opportunities.The unit will cover:1. Define self advocacy2. With or without support demonstrate self-advocacy skills3. Define individual rights4. Define guardianship and power of attorney5. Define assertiveness 6. List a support team to help me make decis
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Mapping Antiquity: Medieval World Trade Displayed Group Project
OverviewThis is a group project wherein students will investigate the Catalan Atlas, a Medieval map of the known world at the time. They will need to work on dividing up tasks among the group. In addition to investigating this map, they will also use another primary source from the era, The Travels of Ibn Battuta, to add context and cultural understanding to their diagram of Medieval trade routes. This is a great exercise for your students to work together as a team, create a physical representa
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8th - 11th
PATIENCE and SELF-CONTROL
THIS IS A VALUABLE resource in powerpoint for Christian teachers, Sunday school teachers, Bible club leaders, Bible camps for children, educators and parents who focus on building character values in their students/ children.
PATIENCE AND SELF-CONTROL are two character treats that can benefit a person for a lifetime.
GET this interactive lesson for JH and HS students and plant the seeds for a new generation that will know how to make the right choices in life at the right time.
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7th - 12th
Helping Students with Failure
This short unit, designed for 9th-12th graders, provides students with a way to analyze their thoughts on failure and failing as well as some motivational strategies using strategic Web tools. Teachers are provided with daily lesson plans, relevant slides and handouts, as well as the accompanying Understanding by Design template, clearly aligns the objectives and assessments, culminating in a creative, collaborative global project.
Students will clearly see the relevance of the topic as they d
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9th - 12th
Passion Project Workbook - Introduction
The initial description of our proven program designed to inspire students through the find their passions and develop an independent passion project. Find and download the rest of our 8 session program to launch your students to discover their passions and make a difference.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Solutionary Congress Toolkit
Save the world! Start a Solutionary Congress at Your School!
You can help students make a real impact in your community and beyond, starting immediately.
A Solutionary Congress is an event you organize in your school or district, with Solutionary Teams gathering to present practical and visionary solutions to problems in their communities and the world in ways that are just, humane and sustainable for people, animals and the earth. Students develop such vital skills as:
• effective research
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7th - 12th
choices lesson plan
Great activity for individual or group work
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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