Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Surface, Lens, Layers, Reach | A Thinking Routine for Deeper Learning

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Surface · Lens · Layers · Reach – A Reflective Thinking Routine Help students slow down, think deeply, and explain their reasoning with this structured, student‑friendly thinking routine. Surface · Lens · Layers · Reach guides learners through close observation, perspective‑taking, deeper interpretation, and meaningful real‑world connections—making thinking visible without focusing on right or wrong answers. This resource is designed for middle school, high school, and even adult learners, and

4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific

Play Dough Recipe Cards

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Classroom Pixels

Making play dough with your students is a great way to practice math, reading and science skills! Use these cards to help students learn to follow a recipe, measure ingredients, and experiment with additional mix-ins. Now you have taste-safe play dough for endless learning activities! When they're done, send it home with the recipe card for families to recreate!

PreK - 6th

Close Reading, Fractions, Not Subject Specific

Research Project Based Learning: Genius Hour Passion Project Inquiry, Gifted

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Past The Potholes

Your students will love this Genius Hour Passion Project! They'll develop strong inquiry research skills while engaging in project-based learning reading and writing tasks. You'll SAVE TIME with this EDITABLE NO-PREP research project that includes teacher resources, a bulletin board kit, rubrics for assessment, and much more. ✪ This template is perfect for Independent Work, as an Early Finisher Packet or Gifted and Talented Enrichment Activities ✪ Genius Hour is a classroom favourite because

4th - 8th

English Language Arts, For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific

CSU Application Activities Lesson, Strong Action Verbs for College Apps

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Materials by Michele

Help your high school seniors write powerful CSU application activity descriptions using strong action verbs! Are your students struggling with the Activities & Awards section of the CSU application? Do they rely on weak, overused verbs like helped, did, made, or worked? This college application writing lesson teaches students how to transform vague statements into clear, concise, and impactful activity descriptions that stand out to admissions readers. Perfect for senior English class

11th - 12th

Not Subject Specific, School Counseling

CCSS

CCRA.W.3

, CCRA.W.4

, CCRA.W.5

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