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Get To Know You | Back To School | Ice Breaker | French Speaking Activity

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Get your students speaking and connecting from day one with this engaging printable game board of French Get to Know You questions. Designed for Grades 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 French Immersion and Grade 12 Core or AP French, this low-prep speaking activity encourages spontaneous oral communication and helps build classroom community. Use it during the first day or week of school, as a speaking center, sub plan, or formative assessment to support confident, real-world language use. Why This Resource

5th - 12th

French, Speaking & Listening

Also included in: French Speaking Activities | Practice | Assessment | Observations

Foreshadowing in Short Films

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Epic EDventures

Foreshadowing in Short Films | ELA Lesson Plans, Google Slides, Editable PowerPoint, Notes & Quiz Looking for a fun and effective way to teach foreshadowing that actually clicks with students? This complete resource uses two award-winning short films— “The Present” and “Snack Attack”—to bring this powerful literary device to life! With ready-to-teach slides, interactive student notes, and engaging assessments, your students will see, discuss, and understand foreshadowing like never be

5th - 7th

ELA Test Prep, Reading Strategies

CCSS

CCRA.R.1

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Human Geography Development Level Video Activity

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Abbie G Social Studies

Viewing guide for Hans Rosling's 200 countries, 200 years, 4 minutes video! This is a great activity for students learning about countries and trends with development level over time. Meant for an on level Human Geography course but could be adapted for APHUG or middle school geography.

4th - 12th

Geography, Other (Social Studies), World History

Mini DBQ: Are Megacities a Good Solution to Population Growth?

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Anne's Plans

Mini DBQ: Are Megacities a Good Solution to Population Growth?This Mini-DBQ invites students to explore whether megacities—cities with more than 10 million people—are an effective solution to global population growth. Students analyze five documents (text and visual sources) that highlight both the benefits and challenges of megacities, then use evidence to write a short, well-organized response.Designed to be low-prep and completed in one class period, this activity builds critical thinking, so

5th - 9th

Geography, World History