Description
Let's face it: note taking can become a bore after awhile for students. I create "scavenger hunt" note taking sheets for my students for each lesson. This particular sheet is for the cause/effect unit. During the lecture, students take notes by completing their sheets. They then write a paragraph from their notes summarizing what we've learned as their exit ticket.
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3rd - 4th
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2
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Teaching Duration
30 minutes
Description
Let's face it: note taking can become a bore after awhile for students. I create "scavenger hunt" note taking sheets for my students for each lesson. This particular sheet is for the cause/effect unit. During the lecture, students take notes by completing their sheets. They then write a paragraph from their notes summarizing what we've learned as their exit ticket.
Mrsblanks4
Mrsblanks4
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A great resource for a Cause/Effect Scavenger Hunt.
This is exactly the resource that I was looking for, for my SPED classroom :)
This is great. Thanks!
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