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Crack the Code Algebraic Thinking Logic Puzzles May Spring
Are you looking for a fun, yet rigorous way to get your students to explore variables in equations? Look no further. This May themed break the code activity will have your students applying reasoning skills and strategies and having great fun while they do. If they struggle longer than you think they should, you can give them hints to help them solve the problems. Included are: a widescreen, full color digital versiona black and white printable versionanswer keysYou might also like: MATH Algeb
5th - 6th
Algebra, Basic Operations
CCSS
6.EE.B.6
AP Seminar TMP Teacher Scoring Sheet | Team Multimedia Presentation | PT1 Rubric
A clean, print-ready scoring sheet for the AP Seminar Team Multimedia Presentation that keeps you organized row by row through a live presentation — without having to flip between rubric pages or reconstruct point values on the fly. Built directly from the official AP Seminar PT1 rubric, this scoring sheet walks through all five rows in order with clear scoring logic, checkboxes for each presenter, space for notes, and a final score tally. What's Included: A teacher-facing scoring sheet covering
9th - 12th
ELA Test Prep, Other (ELA)
Also included in: AP Seminar as English 10/AP Seminar Full CourseResources
Earth's Spheres Diorama Planning/Rubrics
This product is a planning and scoring packet for a diorama project. The project is designed to give students a creative, hands on approach to the Earth's systems (four spheres) - atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and biosphere. Students will also be identifying interactions between spheres. For example, a rabbit digging a burrow would be the biosphere interacting with the geosphere. This project will stretch over a few days and can be sent home or created in class. The resource includes plan
4th - 6th
Earth Sciences, General Science
NGSS
5-ESS2-1
Also included in: Earth's Spheres Diorama Bundle
MURDER MYSTERY: ECOLOGY (Uses QR Codes & Google Forms)
The murder mystery game is an excellent way to get students out of their seats and actively engaged. Laminate the cards and place them around the room or throughout the school (if you want to make it more challenging) and have students work alone or together to review: **biotic and abiotic **food chain **food web **energy pyramid ======================================================== Turn Feedback into TPT Credit (AKA FREE MONEY to BUY MORE at TPT!) Go to your "My Purchases" page. Beside ea
6th - 12th
Science
AP Seminar IWA Rubric-Based Drafting
AP Seminar PT2 IWA Structured Drafting Outline Stop watching your students lose points on rows they should be able to earn. This rubric-tied outline template walks AP Seminar students through every section of the Individual Written Argument before they write a single word of their paper — targeting the four rows where students most commonly leave points on the table. ★ WHAT'S INCLUDED One fully formatted, print-ready Word document (.docx) students complete as a pre-draft planning tool. It is org
10th - 12th
ELA Test Prep, Other (ELA)
Also included in: AP Seminar as English 10/AP Seminar Full CourseResources
AP Chemistry Acids and Bases Strong Weak Stained Glass Coloring Code Worksheet
Try this self-checking coloring page for students to practice strong acid and base calculations, as well as weak acid and base calculations. In this worksheet, students will complete the calculation. Once they find the answer, they draw a line from the letter bubble to the answer bubble. Once all lines are drawn, a "stained glass" effect is seen. Students then color in the segments according to the color key. This worksheet includes 10 acid and base problems for students to practice: Calculating
9th - 10th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
Adaptive/Functional Rubrics | IEP Goals and Objectives | IEP Goal Bank
Let us help you develop comprehensive, measurable adaptive/Functional IEP goals. Use these adaptive rubrics to help student work on skills in all areas of their life. Included Rubrics: - Behavior Support - Handwashing Routines - Toileting Routines - Participation - Self Help - Social Skills - Task Readiness Over 100+ objectives Rubrics can be used as rubrics to create measurable goals or as an IEP goal banks to pull objectives from. Example IEP goal - "Given the opportunity to participate in cla
Not Specific
Also included in: Special Education - IEP Goal Bank | Rubrics Bundle
Foundational Uppercase Literacy Tool: Color-Coded Letter Building Blocks
Introducing the essential Letter Formation Block Set—the perfect tool for students ready to master the uppercase alphabet! This unique, tactile resource makes learning letter structure intuitive, fun, and highly effective. Instead of rote memorization, students actively build each letter using specially designed blocks, a method proven to boost retention and understanding. Why Educators and Parents Love It:Intuitive Learning via Color-Coding: Sorting and identification is simple! The comprehe
PreK - 3rd
Alphabet, Handwriting, Writing
Scan & Discover! QR Code Learning Activities and Lesson for Kids
Perfect for technology centers, STEM activities, library media lessons, and early finishers.Make learning interactive, engaging, and tech-friendly with these Scan & Learn QR Code Activities for Kids! Students will love scanning QR codes to unlock fun videos, music, and learning activities while building early digital literacy and technology skills. This resource introduces students to what QR codes are, how they work, and how to scan them safely. After learning the basics, students explore e
PreK - 4th
Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Instructional Technology
Weekly Reading Response Choice Boards with QR CODES (FICTION VERSION)
Get your students engaged with these choice boards that come in two versions - text and QR code version. This is perfect for weekly independent reading homework, and students can either complete them on the physical templates or in Google Classroom. The questions are based on Sandra Kaplan's Depth and Complexity model. I attached two digital templates - one in Google Forms and one in Google Slides.
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The Curious Apple's Choice Boar
4th - 8th
Literature, Reading, Writing
Civil & Social Movements Button Activity + Short Answer Responses + Rubric
Looking for an engaging way to teach Civil and Social Movements while building historical thinking skills? This ready-to-use activity combines creativity, analysis, and writing in one complete lesson package! Students design an advocacy “button” representing a major civil or social movement and write a structured short response explaining the movement’s goals, key events, and historical impact. This resource promotes critical thinking, historical connections, and meaningful classroom discussion.
11th, Higher Education
Reading, U.S. History
Imaginative Narrative Writing | Time Machine Story Prompt and Rubric
⏰Spark your students’ creativity with this engaging imaginative narrative writing assignment! In this fun activity, students become young inventors who build a time machine and travel to any time and place they choose. They’ll use brainstorming, graphic organizers, and structured writing supports to develop a well-organized story with a clear beginning, middle, and end. Perfect for building narrative writing skills, sentence fluency, and imagination—all in one assignment! ✨ What’s Included
3rd - 6th
Creative Writing, Writing, Writing-Essays
UPDATED! Digital Restroom Pass: Use with QR Codes or Set Up on Classroom Device
Make your classroom digital with ease by creating a digital restroom pass. I have this form pulled up on a computer in the back of the room and students fill it out quickly and take the pass. No need to have them document the time because when you look at the spreadsheet the form creates, a timestamp is given. If you want to take it a step further, link the pass to a QR code. Then have students scan the QR code with their technology (everyone used snapchat to scan QR codes in my room) and fill o
Not Specific
For All Subjects
Poetry Unit | Lessons, TPCASTT, Summative Essay & Rubric
This complete poetry unit includes everything you need to teach, practice, and assess poetry analysis in your classroom. Designed for high school ELA, this resource combines daily lessons with a final summative essay to help students build critical reading and writing skills. What’s Included: Four 90-minute lesson slides introducing poetry analysis and close reading strategies Student assignments using TPCASTT and guided reading questions Discussion prompts for collaborative learning and inte
9th - 12th
Poetry, Reading, Writing-Essays
Color by Code Blends – Winter Themed Digital Phonics Activity | 1-2
Color by Code Blends – Winter Themed Digital Phonics Activity | Google Sheets™Add a little seasonal magic to your phonics block! These interactive Color by Code Blends activities bring winter fun to your classroom as students type in blend words and watch a winter-themed picture get colored in. Students read the picture prompt, sound out the word, type it into the box, and the colors are revealed as they go! Perfect for independent practice, word work, centers, early finishers, intervention,
1st - 3rd
Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Science of Reading, Spelling
CCSS
RF.1.2b
, RF.1.2d
, RF.1.3
+2
AP Chemistry Ksp and the Common Ion Stained Glass Coloring Code Worksheet
Try this self-checking coloring page for students to practice Ksp and common ion equilibrium calculations. In this worksheet, students will complete the calculation. Once they find the answer, they draw a line from the letter bubble to the answer bubble. Once all lines are drawn, a "stained glass" effect is seen. Students then color in the segments according to the color key. This worksheet includes 10 Ksp and common ion problems for students to practice: Calculating Ksp (solubility product cons
9th - 10th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
Read Aloud Daily Participation Rubric & Tracker - Listening & Engagement
Editable link in resource Student Accountability | Listening & Speaking | Low-PrepKeep students engaged and accountable during read-alouds with this simple daily participation tracker and rubric. This resource is perfect for novels, short stories, nonfiction, and class read-alouds in middle and high school ELA classrooms. Designed for quick daily use, this sheet allows teachers to track attendance, participation, and listening behaviors while leaving space for notes—all without interrupting inst
Not Specific
Balanced Literacy, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RL.K.5
, RL.K.10
, RI.9-10.4
+3
AP Literature Poetry & Prose FRQ Practice Pack | 10 Prompts, Rubrics, Organizers
Prepare your students for the AP Literature exam with this Poetry & Prose FRQ Practice Pack. This resource includes 10 practice prompts modeled after College Board free-response questions, plus rubrics, scoring guides, and student-friendly organizers. Perfect for timed writing practice, in-class workshops, or homework assignments. What’s Included:5 Poetry FRQ Prompts (Shelley, Wordsworth, Dickinson, plus teacher-choice contemporary) 5 Prose FRQ Prompts (Jane Austen, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Kate
11th - 12th
ELA Test Prep, Literature, Writing
Google Slides Rubric- Fully Editable in Google Slides or Powerpoint
I created this fully editable rubric to use with the presentations my students were creating after researching various topics. It can be used with Google Slides, Keynote, and Powerpoint presentations. There is a pdf copy of the rubric, an editable Powerpoint copy of the rubric, and a link to an editable Google Slides version of the rubric so you can customize it to your class. There is a one rubric per page option with comments and a two rubric per page option to save paper. Areas on the rubric
3rd - 12th
For All Subjects
Introduction to Coding and Computer Science Programming Hour of Code Activity
Fun hands-on coding digital resource! This activity introduces your students to programing and the basics of computer science using technology! Your students will explore the basics of coding & programming by exploring online student-friendly sites & hands-on coding activities! It's a great way to supplement or give your students additional background for your STEM, Tech & Computer lessons. It's also perfect for Hour of Code, an amazing event that many schools participate in during Decem
3rd - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Peer Feedback with Rubric Practice – “Abandoned Farmhouse” RACE Writing Lesson
Help your students master constructive feedback with this ready-to-use peer scoring and rubric lesson based on Ted Kooser’s poem “Abandoned Farmhouse.” Using five pre-written student responses at varying score levels (0–2), students will practice using a short constructed response rubric to evaluate, score, and explain their reasoning. Just like real STAAR scorers! This lesson builds confidence in analyzing writing, understanding expectations, and giving specific, respectful feedback to peers. W
4th - 8th
ELA Test Prep, Reading Strategies, Writing
Also included in: Complete Poetry Analysis & Writing Bundle
VEX IQ Gen 2 Introduction to building and coding | VEXcode Blocks Activities
Looking for engaging, low-prep activities to teach beginning building and coding with VEX IQ (Gen 2)? Are you yourself new to robotics and not sure where to start? This 3 day lesson is perfect for busy classrooms, tech clubs/teams, or tech-focused learning days! Students will code using VEXcode Blocks and build using the VEX IQ Gen 2 kit. This activity is a great introduction to the building materials and using the VEXcode Blocks with it. Students Will Learn to:Write and run a basic program u
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Robotics
Color Coded Interwar (WWI & WWII) Years Timeline (APUSH 7.11)
This timeline contains the essential concepts for students to understand the interwar years! This timeline worked great for me as it to gave students great content that they can use as details when writing DBQs and LEQs on the interwar years. Again, this timeline is largely based on APUSH 7.11 Interwar Years, however, by no means does this have to be used just for APUSH! It is great for any US history course! Hope this saves you some time:)
9th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), U.S. History, World History
AP Literature Poetry Analysis Project | TPCASTT Group Presentations & Rubric
Get students actively analyzing poetry while building speaking and collaboration skills with this AP Literature Poetry Group Presentation Project. This resource uses the TPCASTT method to guide deep, structured analysis and helps students take ownership of teaching a poem to their peers. Perfect for AP Literature or advanced high school ELA, this project moves beyond passive reading and turns students into literary leaders. Students individually analyze their group assigned poem using TPCASTT
10th - 12th
Close Reading, Poetry
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