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Nonfiction Text Annotation Key (Highlight)
Tired of students just staring at a paper? This anchor chart is perfect for getting students to "do" reading. This is also a quick way to grade passages without reading a ton of responses. Simple, effective, and engaging annotation key anchor chart. Idea for Social Studies and ELA but is universal.
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
ELA Test Prep, U.S. History, World History
OCR Creative iMedia (J834) Revision Guide | Everything You Need to Know | 1 Page
Save revision time and help students focus on what really matters with this OCR Creative iMedia (J834) “Everything You Need to Know” revision guide. Designed as a concise 1-page, 2-sided overview, this resource brings together the key knowledge students need in one clear, student-friendly format. Created from my own teaching and curriculum as Head of Computer Science & iMedia, this guide has been classroom-tested with exam classes and works perfectly for quick recap lessons, revision sessions, o
10th - 11th
Computer Science - Technology
Painting the Peonies with Light and Shadow
Painting the Peonies in Light and Shadow are great handouts to work from directly. It's for art students who prefer more structure in their directions. It's a nice way to give them their private time also. It will give them more skill in the ability of self control on this medium that will transfer to acrylic and oils also. You can let them focus on light and shadow without concern for color, design and composition.
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Visual Arts
Painting the Peonies with Light and Shadow
Painting the Peonies in Light and Shadow are great handouts to work from directly. It's for art students who prefer more structure in their directions. It's a nice way to give them their private time also. It will give them more skill in the ability of self control on this medium that will transfer to acrylic and oils also. You can let them focus on light and shadow without concern for color, design and composition.
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Visual Arts
Cell Division Doodle to Learn
Stop struggling with the "spaghetti" of chromosomes and start seeing the big picture with this Cell Division Doodle to Learn. This all-in-one visual resource demystifies the complex dance of Mitosis and Meiosis, providing a clear side-by-side comparison that highlights the essential differences in genetic variation and daughter cell production. Whether you're navigating the phases of the Cell Cycle or trying to visualize how Crossing Over actually works in Prophase I, this hand-drawn diagram
6th - 12th
Biology
"An Encounter" from Dubliners by James Joyce - An Interactive Map
This interactive map of the boys' journey in "An Encounter" (from James Joyce's Dubliners) marks each location mentioned in the story: click on the marker for background information about the location as well as its importance/ relevance to the story and the world of Joyce. All content on this resource was written by the author with close reference to authoritative texts (Richard Ellman, Terence Brown, John Wyse Jackson). No AI tools were used to create this resource. On the screenshot there
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Literature, Reading, Short Stories
General Chemistry Cheat Sheet
📘 RESOURCE 1: General Chemistry I Cheat Sheet (Visual Infographic) ⭐ Product Title General Chemistry I Cheat Sheet | Intro Chem Infographic | SI Units, Atoms, Periodic Trends 🧪 Description Looking for a clear, engaging, and student-friendly chemistry reference? This 1-page General Chemistry Cheat Sheet is designed specifically for first-year high school or college students to build strong foundational understanding. This visually structured infographic breaks down key concepts into dig
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Basic Principles, Chemistry, Other (Science)
The Blind Watchmaker: Evolution Critical Thinking & Socratic Seminar (9–12+)
Science can explain how complexity evolves. It cannot tell you what any of it means. That distinction is worth teaching.This companion guide to Richard Dawkins' The Blind Watchmaker guides grades 9–12+ students through natural selection, the "blind watchmaker" metaphor, and — crucially — the boundary between scientific evidence and philosophical claim. Ideal for Biology, AP Biology, and cross-curricular critical thinking or science-and-religion units. The resource follows a deliberate sequence.
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Biology, General Science, Informational Text
Parameters vs. Arguments Poster (Make a Burger MakeCode Example)
This poster image highlights the relationship between parameters and arguments with a fun example (ordering a custom burger). It uses example images from the Microsoft MakeCode block-based programming language. Note: Print not included. You can download the image and print or post digitally for your students.
9th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology
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