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1.2 - Function Notation f(x) (MCR3U Grade 11 Functions / Pre-Calculus)
Ontario Curriculum Expectations:A1.2 - represent linear and quadratic functions using function notation, given their equations, tables of values, or graphs, and substitute into and evaluate functions.
11th
Algebra, Calculus, PreCalculus
IB English A: Literature Paper One Diction and Syntax Overview
Help your students develop a deeper understanding of how diction and syntax function in order to widen and enrich their Criterion B engagement. This outline has a detailed breakdown of eight different types of diction along with definitions, examples, and a space for students to add their own. It also includes a basic overview of key syntax features such as inversion and fronting with examples taken from Seamus Heaney's Death of a Naturalist (a text from the IB prescribed reading list).
11th - 12th
Grammar, Literature
Unit 1 Matching Review - AP Psych New CED 2024
This worksheet is a matching activity that briefly reviews some of the major topics of Unit 1. It includes labelling the structure and function of the cerebral cortex/cerebrum, the brainstem, a neuron, the eye, and the ear. It also reviews neural transmission and brain waves, neurotransmitters, and basic sensation vocabulary. It includes both a student worksheet and a teacher answer key.
9th - 12th
Psychology
Basic Concepts - Speech Therapy • Featuring WallyKazam, PJ Masks, & PAW Patrol
Use your favorite characters to target basic concepts including: big/small, prepositions, pronouns, labeling, counting, color matching, increasing MLU, multisyllabic words, weak syllable deletion, consonant clusters, answering WH questions, same vs. different, "Which does not belong?", and attributes. Featuring characters from WallyKazam, PJ Masks, and PAW Patrol. Big/SmallPrepositionsPronounsLabelingCountingColor matchingIncreasing MLUMultisyllabic wordsWeak syllable deletionConsonant clusters
Not Specific
Speaking & Listening
Basic Concepts - Speech Therapy • Featuring Superheroes & Transformers
Use your favorite characters to target basic concepts including: big/small, prepositions, pronouns, labeling, counting, color matching, increasing MLU, multisyllabic words, weak syllable deletion, consonant clusters, articulation - /l/ in initial, medial, final word positions and /s/ blends, answering WH questions, same vs. different, "Which does not belong?", and attributes. Featuring various superheroes and Transformers. Big/SmallPrepositionsPronounsLabelingCountingColor matchingIncreasing M
Not Specific
Speaking & Listening
Fill in the Blank: Evolution - Structure & Function of Clades (GSE.SB4a)
This Fill-in-the-Blank handout can be provided to students as a scaffolded alternative to the graphic organizer. This can also be provided as an additional handout during class with the Graphic Organizer: Patterns in Structure and Function (GSE.SB4a) being assigned as homework. Georgia Standards of Excellence SB4a
9th - 12th
Biology, Earth Sciences, Environment
NGSS
HS-LS4-1
Also included in: Evolution: Endosymbiosis & Clades of Organisms (GSE.SB4a)
Calculus Part 1 Notes (From Attributes of Functions to Finding Limits)
This includes five note sheets (formatted so they work as part of an interactive notebook), one graphic organizer, and the slides that have all of the videos for all of these - and the rest of the year of calculus.
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Calculus, PreCalculus
AP Psychology 1.4 Brain Functions Scenarios Practice - New CED 2024
This worksheet gives students multiple scenarios and brain structures, which they then need to describe how each structure functions and the behavior it causes in the specified scenario. Answer key included.
9th - 12th
Psychology
Honors: Basics of Economics **Reading Questions Only**
The Basics of Economics Reading Questions for Unit 1 addresses essential terminology such as needs, wants, labor, natural resources, capital goods, entrepreneurship, scarcity, tradeoff, and more! The Honors Reading Questions allow students to provide examples of factors that affect wants and needs. Students will additionally research real-world examples of each factor of production.The correlating Honors: Basics of Economic Reading Questions align with the Honors: Basics of Economics Reading.
9th - 12th
Economics , Financial Literacy
Preparing a Balance Sheet - Ch 7 - Basic Accounting for High School
Preparing a Balance Sheet - Ch 7 - Basic Accounting for High SchoolA balance sheet is a key financial statement that shows the financial position of a business at a specific point in time. It provides a snapshot of what the business owns (assets), what it owes (liabilities), and the owner’s equity (the value left for the owner after liabilities are deducted from assets). Preparing a balance sheet helps businesses understand their financial health and make important decisions. What’s Included:All
8th - 12th
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
Executive Functioning Checklist
With this print + go tool, help your students with their organizational skills. Cut it, put velcro and you've got a lifetime tool! You'll have access to pre-made checklists and an empty template to create your own for your individual student needs! Why Teach Executive Functioning Skills?At birth, we are each given a clean slate to start building our executive functioning skills. These skills include: planning, task initiation, metacognition, flexibility, memory, organization, and so much more!
4th - 6th
Assets and Liabilities - Ch 5 - Basic Accounting for High School
Assets and Liabilities - Ch 5 - Basic Accounting for High SchoolIn accounting, assets and liabilities are essential to understanding a business's financial situation. Assets are things a business owns that have value, while liabilities are what the business owes to others. These two concepts help determine whether a business is in good financial health. What’s Included:All files are editable for teacher flexibilityVideo file! -Also on YouTube Playlist (Basic Accounting for High School @EdLearni
8th - 12th
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
Recording Transactions - Ch 3 - Basic Accounting for High School
Recording Transactions - Ch 3 - Basic Accounting for High SchoolRecording transactions is one of the first steps in accounting. Every time a business buys something, sells something, or owes money, it needs to record these activities. This chapter will explain how businesses record these transactions in a way that helps keep track of money and ensures that financial records are accurate. What’s Included:All files are editable for teacher flexibility2-page reading guide covering key personal fin
8th - 12th
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
Introduction to Financial Ratios - Ch 10 - Basic Accounting for High School
Introduction to Financial Ratios - Ch 10 - Basic Accounting for High SchoolFinancial ratios help businesses understand their financial performance. These ratios are calculated using numbers from financial statements like the balance sheet and income statement. By analyzing these ratios, business owners, investors, and managers can learn more about how well the business is performing, whether it is making enough profit, and how well it is managing its finances. What’s Included:All files are edita
8th - 12th
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
List of common devices and function
Looking to strengthen your students’ literary analysis skills? This Literary Devices & Their Functions reference sheet is the perfect tool for any middle school or high school ELA classroom. With 20 of the most common literary and rhetorical devices, this handout defines each term, explains its purpose, and provides academic sentence frames to support student writing and close reading. ✅ What’s Included: Definitions of 20 essential literary devices Clear explanations of each device’s funct
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Close Reading, Literature, Writing
CCSS
RL.11-12.1
, RL.11-12.2
, RL.11-12.4
+4
ASL, American Sign Language Poster, Visual ASL, Helpful Signs, Signing, Basics
This ASL Sign Language for kids and students poster is a printable illustration! This chart makes for a great educational tool for your home, nursery, homeschool, preschool, playroom, or classroom decor to help better educate your child or others on their basic helpful signs! For students who are non-verbal, working on developing language, or beginning to understand American Sign Language this is a great visual to help aid in understanding the movement + motions of hands for communication with o
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language, Social Emotional Learning, Vocabulary
CCSS
CCRA.L.3
, CCRA.L.6
Income Statements - Ch 8 - Basic Accounting for High School
Income Statements - Ch 8 - Basic Accounting for High SchoolAn income statement, also known as a profit and loss statement, shows a business’s financial performance over a period of time, such as a month, quarter, or year. It reports the business’s revenues, expenses, and profits or losses. This document helps business owners, managers, and investors understand how well the business is performing financially. What’s Included:All files are editable for teacher flexibility2-page reading guide cover
8th - 12th
Business, Economics , For All Subjects
Financial Statements - Ch 4 - Basic Accounting for High School
Financial Statements - Ch 4 - Basic Accounting for High SchoolFinancial statements are reports that show the financial performance and position of a business. They help the owner, managers, and other stakeholders understand how the business is doing. In this chapter, we will discuss the main types of financial statements and how they are used to track a business’s financial health. What’s Included:All files are editable for teacher flexibility2-page reading guide covering key personal finance c
8th - 12th
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
Revenue and Expenses - Ch 6 - Basic Accounting for High School
Revenue and Expenses - Ch 6 - Basic Accounting for High SchoolIn business, understanding revenue and expenses is crucial for managing finances. Revenue refers to the money a business earns from its activities, while expenses are the costs it incurs to run the business. By balancing revenue and expenses, businesses can determine if they are making a profit or facing a loss. What’s Included:All files are editable for teacher flexibilityVideo file! -Also on YouTube Playlist (Basic Accounting for H
9th - 12th
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
Executive Functions in Early Childhood Video Guided Notes & KEY
This is a 2-page worksheet that follows along with the YouTube video called InBrief: Executive Function: Skills for Life and Learning. Youtube Video Link This video discusses executive functions skills in early childhood, how to identify those in the classroom, and how to help children build their executive functions. Also in the video is a call to action to Early Childhood educators to support the development of these skills in young children, because of the large impact it makes on the lives
9th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences
The Accounting Equation - Ch 2 - Basic Accounting for High School
The Accounting Equation - Ch 2 - Basic Accounting for High SchoolThe accounting equation is a basic rule in accounting that shows the relationship between what a business owns, owes, and the owner’s share. It helps keep financial records accurate and balanced. This chapter will explain the accounting equation and how it works in simple terms. What’s Included:All files are editable for teacher flexibility2-page reading guide covering key personal finance concepts.A short comprehension quiz (Goog
8th - 12th
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
Cash Flow Management - Ch 9 - Basic Accounting for High School
Cash Flow Management - Ch 9 - Basic Accounting for High SchoolCash flow management is crucial for any business to stay afloat. It involves tracking the money coming in and going out. Proper cash flow management ensures that a business can cover its expenses like bills, wages, and supplies. Without it, even profitable businesses can run into financial trouble. What’s Included:All files are editable for teacher flexibilityVideo file! -Also on YouTube Playlist (Basic Accounting for High School @Ed
8th - 12th
Business, Economics , Financial Literacy
Basic Concepts - Speech Therapy • Featuring Cars
Use your favorite Cars characters to target basic concepts including: big/small, prepositions, pronouns, labeling, counting, color matching, increasing MLU, multisyllabic words, weak syllable deletion, consonant clusters, answering WH questions, same vs. different, "Which does not belong?", and attributes. Big/SmallPrepositions PronounsLabelingCountingColor matchingIncreasing MLUMultisyllabic wordsWeak syllable deletionConsonant clustersAnswering WH questions Same vs. different "Which does not
Not Specific
Speaking & Listening
Basic Addition Lesson Plans for Visually Impaired
This worksheet is designed for "low vision" students; referring to a severe vision loss in distance and near vision. Students use a
Not Specific
Arithmetic
Also included in: K - 2, Bundle for Visually Impaired
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