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Data Handling: Traffic Nightmare Tally and Bar Charts Project
A fantastic and very comprehensive resource including a Traffic Nightmare project book, lesson plan, student objective sheets, PowerPoint extended data collection exercise, PowerPoint Tally Chart Bingo, student bingo sheet and a PowerPoint introduction to using tally charts.
This project focuses on a scenario where the opening of a local supermarket has resulted in a great increase in heavy traffic through a residential area. The students tally the vehicles they see on screen to 'prove' the incr
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Graphing, Math, Statistics
AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity
Be sure to watch this 30-minute Teacher Facilitator Training Video, which walks you through the prep and how to run a session for your students.Please feel free to reach out to me. This is a heady topic; I want you to feel confident about how AI works. johannagroene@gmail.comHACKED! – AI Safety & AI Literacy Game / Simulation (Print & Play) A hands-on, fully turn-key week of lessons or a professional development session on AI simulation that helps students and educators understand how AI systems
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Statistics
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RI.9-10.8
, RI.11-12.7
, W.9-10.6
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The Cost of Survival: Safety Nets, Eligibility, and Stability
📘 THE COST OF SURVIVALSafety Nets, Eligibility, and Stability Systems. Power. Ethics. From the start. Instructional Style: 🧪 EXPERIMENT 🎭PLAY 🗣️DISCUSS ✍️ REFLECT 🧠 SYSTEMS 🧩 PROBLEM-SOLVE 🔗 INTERDISCIPLINARY Badges: 🏗️ YEAR-LONG SYSTEM 🔄 START ANYWHERE 🌀 SPIRAL-ALIGNED 🧩 FLEXIBLE PACING 🌱 LOW-FLOOR / HIGH-CEILING Age Band: 🧠 MIDDLE SCHOOL 🔍 HIGH SCHOOL 🧠 What This Unit ExploresThis unit explores what happens after stability breaks. Students examine how safety nets ar
6th - 12th
Economics , Government, Statistics
Also included in: Tier One: Project-Based Learning & Simulation Curriculum Bundle
Reading the Sky: How Meteorologists Measure, Model, and Predict the Weather
📘 READING THE SKYThe Science of How Meteorologists Measure, Model, and Predict the Weather Systems. Power. Ethics. From the start. Instructional Style: 🧪 EXPERIMENT 🗣️DISCUSS ✍️ REFLECT 🧠 SYSTEMS 🧩 PROBLEM-SOLVE 🎨 APPLY 🔗 INTERDISCIPLINARY Badges: 🔄 START ANYWHERE 🌀 SPIRAL-ALIGNED 🧩 FLEXIBLE PACING 🌱 LOW-FLOOR / HIGH-CEILING Age Band: 📐 LOWER ELEMENTARY 🧩 UPPER ELEMENTARY 🧠 MIDDLE SCHOOL 🔍 HIGH SCHOOL 🧠 What This Unit ExploresWeather affects nearly every part of hum
K - 12th
Earth Sciences, Graphing, Statistics
Also included in: Tier One: Project-Based Learning & Simulation Curriculum Bundle
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