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Identifying Angle Relationships with Parallel Lines and Trans- 3 google forms
THREE google form bellringers to help review/reteach students with ANSWER KEYS 1) Form A- covers identifying angle relationships with parallel lines and transversals (corresponding angles, alternate interior angles, alternate exterior angles, consecutive interior angles) 2)Form B- using algebra to find angles in parallel lines and transversals- solving for x 3) Form C- using algebra to find angles in parallel lines and transversals by solving for x and plugging into angle
8th - 11th
Geometry
Google Form: Do-Now - Angle Pairs of Parallel Lines
4 multiple choice questions: - Which segment is the transversal (by color) - Which angle pair is pictured (x3) Make sure you adjust the settings for your preferences - It's currently set: - To collect email addresses (for Google Classroom grade importing) - Limit to one response per email address (for Google Classroom grade importing) - Edit after submit - Show missed questions but NOT show correct answers (on the "Quizzes" tab in settings) I use it as a do-now, so I allow students to change th
9th - 12th
Geometry, Math
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My Family Pedigree Project
Need a project that will get your students to apply what they know about genetics and pedigrees to their personal life? Then this is perfect for you! The objective of this project is for students to do research to find out what genetic diseases run in their family and determine the probability they or their future offspring could have that disease or disorder. Students will review: Autosomal vs. Sex-Linked traitsDominant vs. Recessive traitsPedigrees and how to determine the genotype and phenoty
6th - 12th
For All Subjects
Romeo and Juliet Mock Trial Project
A mock trial is an excellent way to engage a student’s critical thinking skills, and persuasive writing skills, and challenge their knowledge of a sequence of events. In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, several violent deaths occur and at the end of the play it’s ambiguous who will be punished and how. Therefore, to engage students in the play, they can play judge, jury, and lawyers in a trial to answer the question: was Friar Laurence guilty of performing an illegal marriage?
8th - 10th
Civics, Drama, English Language Arts
Crossing Friendship Lines Practice Scenarios
Small group (or whole group!) questions after a friendship lesson or discussion when people make mistakes that make others feel disrespected. This Crossing Friendship fence lines worksheets helps students distinguish respectful behavior vs disrespectful behavior. These questions are very relevant for 3rd-5th students. “Joking Around” “Playful Touch”“Inclusion & Exclusion” “Friendly Encouragement vs Telling what to do”
3rd - 5th
Character Education, Social Emotional Learning, Writing
Project Accountability & Reflection Form | Student Self-Assessment Tool
Empower students to take ownership of their learning and reflect meaningfully on their project contributions with this Project Accountability and Reflection Form, designed for use in middle and high school science classrooms. This versatile, editable form supports collaborative work, promotes metacognition, and encourages responsible participation in group or individual science projects. Whether used alongside engineering challenges, inquiry labs, research presentations, or long-term science pr
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Passion Project Genius Hour Proposal Form
Proposal form for students independent study project. I recommend having one-on-one conferences to review with students before 'approving' project in order to clarify student ideas.
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Science
Class Charity Project Parent Support Letter Template
Are you having your students complete a class charity project as part of the new Grade 3 Social Studies Curriculum? This parent letter template is exactly what you need to inform parents and ask for there help. This template is easily editable so you can adjust it to meet your needs. It short and simple but includes all of the most important key details: What curriculum objectives you are covering with this projectWhat charity you are supportingStudents rolesHow parents can supportAs a teacher
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Other (Social Studies)
Points, Rays & Lines - Digital Worksheet
This digital assignment has everything you need to teach an interactive lesson. A Google slide deck is provided that can be immediately assigned to students through Google Classroom. Assignment Features:Drag and drop or fill in the blank opportunities for students to interact with their lesson and demonstrate their knowledge.Practice problems for independent practice along with Google Forum answer checks for immediate feedback.Answer check settings can be changed and used as mini assessments.An
8th
Geometry, Math
Points, Lines, and Planes
Using the Pearson Geometry, students use a Google form to answer questions about points, lines, and planes. Questions are from the book sections Got It?, Lesson Check, and Practice and Problem-Solving. I also include a pdf file of the lesson made made from an ActiveInspire file.
10th
Geometry, Graphing, Math
Rubric for Junior High Art Projects
This rubric is simple and straight to the point. It lays out the students expectations on how they can receive a passing grade throughout the art making process. Feel free to have students reflect and grade themselves or use it to grade it yourself.
5th - 8th
Art, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
List of Extinct Animals for a Research Project
This is a list of 64 currently extinct animals that do not include dinosaurs. This list is available in a google sheet format for an extinct animal research project. Teachers can add the student's name to the animal they want to research, or teachers can share it on their google classroom and allow students to add their names. This list goes with my store's Research Project: Extinct Animals Google Slides.
6th - 9th
General Science, Science
NGSS
MS-LS4-1
, MS-LS4-2
, MS-LS4-4
Passion Project Genius Hour Reflection Form
Use this resource as a check-in reflection form for your students while they work on their Passion Projects. Student's self-assess their own work. Useful to see student progress. I recommend having a one-on-one conversation with the student to learn about project in greater detail.
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Science
Pre-Production Form for Movie Trailer Project
If you're starting a Movie Trailer Project with you Principles of A/V Tech class, consider this free Google Doc to help organize your students' thoughts and resources for pre-production.
9th - 12th
Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Film Project - Group Roles
This "Group Contract" was developed for a mini-film unit done within a STEAM classroom. The group contract is made with 6 roles in mind, though could be adjusted as needed for larger/smaller groups. This was developed for a short-film project (3 minute film), but could also be useful for larger film and/or skit projects as well. Emphasis is put on the fact that this contract means they are responsible ("in charge") for their section, but must participate in ALL aspects of the project.
6th - 8th
Art, Drama
CCSS
SL.7.1b
My Project Planning Worksheet
"My Project Planning Worksheet" is for humans in the 4th grade and up. Inspired by my experience with ADHD, it is intended to help ease the feeling of being overwhelmed as we take on projects, papers, event planning, and any other extended undertaking. It incorporates all components of the process and can be modified or adapted to fit projects like written reports, artwork, group (or individual) presentations, building projects, and more. Please consider sharing this link instead of just sharin
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Project Management Form
I use this data sheet with student to understand that if they want a project that looks and sounds professional that having a plan of execution from beginning to end helps. This form also provides a space for reflection upon completing the plan.
3rd - 8th
For All Subjects
Passion Project Genius Hour Reflection
Self-reflection form for students after completion of Passion Projects
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Science
Retake Reflection for Projects, Assessments, or Assignments
This half-page reflection can be used for any subject, and it is suitable for 4th-12th grade. The reflection encourages students to assess their own understanding and develop a growth mindset while also promoting a growth mindset.
4th - 12th
Mission Project Family Interest Form
Having your students create a mission project, but you want to cover all 21 missions? This form will help families sign up to research and visit different missions.
4th
Social Studies
Unit 5 Project Buyer Form
This buyer form goes with the Unit 5 Project on Thermodynamics and is used in the last part during the presentation piece.
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Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
State Quarter Math Project
This is a research sheet to help create a project about the state quarters and how they are special to our currency. There are sections to fill out to learn about the state quarter of choice and what makes each one special. There is a link included in the form for students to access information in one specific site, but they are welcome to find other sites.
3rd - 8th
Math
National Parks Project Signup List
Educators, use this list to help students view and sign up for a U.S. National Park to research.
6th - 8th
Geography, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
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