Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Molecules in Motion: Polar vs Non-Polar Webquest

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Welcome, young chemists! Today we will investigate how molecules decide whether to be “polar” or “non-polar” — and why that matters in everything from dissolving sugar to the behavior of cell membranes. You will watch a crash-course video, explore an informational website to deepen your understanding, try a simulation that lets you experiment with molecular shape and electronegativity, and finish with a fun review game to test your detective skills. Grab your lab notebooks and get ready to uncov

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Biology, Chemistry, Physics

Royal Kingdom Simulation: Problem Solving, Budgeting, Explanations Practice

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Katie Ellis

An introduction to simulations for students! You have been hired as the Royal Advisor. Your first task is to update and hire new staff. Any positions not filled will become your responsibility in the meantime. You have a budget of 175 gold pieces. Who will you hire in this first round? Explain why you made these decisions to the king and queen. Students will gain practical application of the following skills: Creative problem solvingDecision makingBudgetingExplanation of choicesRole playing / pu

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Creative Writing, Economics , Financial Literacy

Character Strong - Vulnerability - Brené Brown

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M M

CharacterStrong helps students stay focused on their goals in times like these. I have been finding ways to make lessons more manageable quickly, so I've created Google Slides for each CharacterStrong activity. In this video, Jay Shetty is a former monk who is now taking the lessons he learned to help motivate and inspire people. In this video Brené Brown explains her research about connection. She claims shame prohibits people’s ability to connect. There is only one variable between those who h

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Social Emotional Learning