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Use this thinking cube as a way to explore a topic using Sandra Kaplan's model of Depth and Complexity. Both a color and black and white files are provided. Students may roll the cube in cooperative learning to facilitate team discussion or journal reflection on a topic. Go beyond asking simple ques
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Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Higher Education, Homeschool, Staff
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Everything you need to for students to make their own game boards based on concepts from unit lesson plans:
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Templates for squares, objects, and more...
Images for game pieces (male/female of different ages, modes of transportation)
Images for pitfalls and rewards (bridges, building
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Current Events: Inquiring Like a Professional evolved from the desire to combine critical thinking skills with current events and career exploration. Individual choice keeps students interested, and the teacher's discretionary pick of current event keeps the topic relevant to a wide variety of class
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Frames are a fabulous resource to use in the classroom to promote higher level thinking. They can be used in any subject across the curriculum. The Depth and Complexity Icons to be used are already chosen for the students and there's even one frame left blank for student choice. Social Studies and R
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These posters are a cute and easy reference for teaching those imperative soft skills to become good team players.
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Used in a middle school Family & Consumer Science classroom for beginner sewers. Includes step by step written instructions for a 3 piece rolled pillow case, as well as step by step video instructions. Students can use the QR code scanner to gain access to my Youtube channel where all of the hel
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These mini-posters help you and your students figure out their roles on a team. This is a great tool for forming cooperative groups and when planning project-based lessons.
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4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Homeschool, Staff
Socrates believed that enabling students to think for themselves was more important than filling their heads with 'right" answers. In a Socratic Circle, participants seek deeper understanding of complex ideas through rigorously thoughtful dialogue, rather than by memorizing bits of information or me
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Your task is to plan and then, following approval, perform and report on an exercise in behavioral modification. You will apply what you have learned about operant conditioning to change the behavior of a subject, carefully recording what you do and how your subject responds. This is your opportunit
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Gabrielle was in charge of the Academic Decathlon. But someone stole the answer key and took over the competition.
Join Bella and Rachel to analyze the clues and solve the crime.
What Makes a Student a Creative Genius:
1. Creative geniuses love puzzles. Tomorrow’s inn
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This hands-on lesson builds the soft skills that students need to be successful with cooperative groups and project-based learning.
by This is a product by Dione. As a Talented and Gifted Educator, different strategies are used to engage the students. This activity is called Give One, Get One and is used as an activating/opening strategy. For this activity, the students write three facts about the new topic. Ex. History of Europe T
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Lesson in a box! Everything you need to share a multi-media presentation is included in a compressed file. No links. No searches. No downloading. Unzip and go!
Collaborative, small-group instruction in the upper-level classes using learning stations. While reading the book *Into the Wild* by
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This activity can be used as an introduction to Victorian manners and the secret fan language in either a history course or (as I use it) as an intro to the Importance of Being Earnest and the Victorian time period. Students role play in different social classes, age groups and navigate through co
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Here is a variety of activities for your AP Psychology students which includes the following chapters: Sensation, Biology & the Brain, Research Methods, Ethics, Intelligence, Development Debate, Stress & Health, Personality, Social Psychology, and Thinking & Language.
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Sixteen homonym puns. Students are given clues like "root veggie jam session" and they must come up with the answer "beet beat." Ideal for enrichment and extension activities. Also perfect for a group or paired activity. Answer key included. Inspired by activities in the Book Get Thee to a Punn
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A fun and engaging computer task aimed at students who are revising the Business Life Cycle.
Students are to create a revision guide for their peers as the teacher won't be in.
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THIS PROMPT IS ONE OF PSYCHOLOGY AND VIRTUE. HAVE A GREAT YEAR OF LEARNING.
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Lesson in a box! Everything you need to share a multi-media presentation is included in a compressed file. No links. No searches. No downloading. Unzip and go!
Collaborative, small-group instruction in the advanced classes using learning stations. While reading the book *To Kill a Mockingbird*
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by G.I.F.T. is a template for a road map leading to thoughtful thinking and reflection. Teachers can take their students through this process on literally ANY classroom activity--from group work, team building, projects, research, problem solving, etc.
This template fosters an increase in students
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This activity is like a backwards jigsaw to review literary elements. Students are divided into four groups. As they read, each group will focus on one of the following literary elements to discuss. After completing the activity sheet, each group will present their findings to the rest of the class.
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Your students will love to test their memory with these activities. There are approximately 7 memory activities that are designed for the Middle & High School student.
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Science: do you have students that understand and can regurgitate content but do not know who to use it or make connections between other areas within your content? If so, Terra Forma Cards is your solution to a student autonomous and differentiated short or longterm project that connects the conten
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Your students will love this activity! Allow your students to work in small groups to problem solve possible solutions to the problem. This test does not measure your intelligence, your fluency with words, and certainly not your mathematical ability. It will, however, give you some gauge of your
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