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Central America Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Central America, students are quizzed on 45+ physical and political features (mountains, lakes, rivers, gulfs, volcanoes, bordering countries, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, Spanish
West Virginia Geography Quiz
On a blank map of West Virginia, students are quizzed on 30+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, mountains, national parks, lakes, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
North Carolina Geography Quiz
On a blank map of North Carolina, students are quizzed on 25+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, national parks, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
plate tectonic lesson 4- Formal 5E plan and slides, Amplify aligned
Formal 5 E lesson plan and coordinating slides, guiding students to investigate patterns when plates interact at each type of boundary. lesson includes- analyzing and comparing maps and vocabulary; mantle, convergent, divergent, plates, plate boundaries, earthquake. Includes: lesson elementintentionstandardssuccess criteriaphenomenontaskdifferentiated instructionformative assessmentplate motion, geology, plate boundaries, plate tectonics, convergent, divergent, subduction zone, convection curren
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Earth Sciences, Science
NGSS
MS-ESS2-3
, MS-ESS2-2
, MS-ESS2-1
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Indiana Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Indiana, students are quizzed on 20+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, lakes, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
Minnesota Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Minnesota, students are quizzed on 25+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, national parks, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
What Sea Person Are You? A Fun Ocean-Themed Personality Quiz
Dive into the adventure with this engaging "What Sea Person Are You?" personality quiz! Perfect for middle school, high school, or even adult learners, this interactive activity helps students explore their connection to the ocean while sparking creativity and self-reflection. Are your students pirates, merpeople, sailors, or divers at heart? Let them find out with this fun, ocean-themed quiz! This 8-question multiple-choice quiz is designed to captivate students’ imaginations and encourage disc
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Earth Sciences, Environment, Social Emotional Learning
World Quiz! Editable PPT (No Prep)
This editable quiz with answers, contains 60+ world related questions including questions related to languages of the world, oceans, rainforests, country locations, flags of the world, capital cities, landforms and landscapes and more! It is a great tool to gauge your students general geography/social studies knowledge, whilst also having some fun! The quiz is arranged in a powerpoint format with the question on one slide and the answer on the next, meaning... NO PREP (yippee!!!). I like to use
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Earth Sciences, Geography
continental drift - Formal 5E lesson plan and activity
Formal lesson using a timeline to begin understanding evolutionary time. Students will understand how fossil and rock formation evidence supports the theory that plates have been moving for billions of years. Students will Look at the events in a Sorting Tool activity and at the Geologic Time Scale diagram from an article. Includes: Amplify curriculumlesson elementintentionstandardssuccess criteriaphenomenontaskdifferentiated instructionformative assessmentplate motion, geology, plate boundarie
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Earth Sciences, Science
NGSS
MS-ESS2-3
, MS-ESS2-2
, MS-ESS2-1
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Also included in:Â continental drift theory Formal 5e lesson, slides and activity
Formal 5E lesson plan -Continental Drift theory, Alfred Wegener and Harry Hess
Students will understand how fossil and rock formation evidence supports the theory that plates have been moving for billions of years. Students will read a Newsela article on Alfred Wegener, using a method called reciprocal reading. (strategic reading protocol) Includes: Amplify curriculumlesson elementintentionstandardssuccess criteriaphenomenontaskdifferentiated instructionformative assessmentplate motion, geology, plate boundaries, plate tectonics, convergent, divergent, subduction zone, co
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Earth Sciences, Science
NGSS
MS-ESS2-3
, MS-ESS2-2
, MS-ESS2-4
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Arizona Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Arizona, students are quizzed on 30+ physical and political features (lakes, cities, mountains, national parks, rivers, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
Georgia Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Georgia, students are quizzed on 25+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, national parks, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
Ohio Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Ohio, students are quizzed on 20+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, national parks, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
Where Do I Live? Land, Sky, and Water Animals
This PowerPoint was made using BoardMaker Studio symbols for students with autism and other intellectual disabilities. Students will learn about the characteristics of animals that live on land/water/sky. At the end of the lesson, there is a mini-quiz. This product is great for distance learning.
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Earth Sciences, For All Subjects
Caribbean Geography Quiz
On a blank map of the Caribbean, students are quizzed on 50+ political and physical features (rivers, countries, bodies of water, regions, territories, major cities, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, Social Studies
Nature quiz: Identify the tree based on the leaf
In this activity, students are required to identify nine common tree species based on the corresponding images of their leaves. Students are presented with the nine options of tree species from which to choose from. However, the teacher could erase the option list in order to further challenge the student and to ensure that the activity demands further research on the part of the student. Answer key included.
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Earth Sciences, General Science, Science
US Geography Quiz
On a blank map of the US (contiguous 48), students are quizzed on 75+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, mountains, lakes regions, deserts, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
South Carolina Geography Quiz
On a blank map of South Carolina, students are quizzed on 30+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, mountains, national parks, lakes, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
Iowa Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Iowa, students are quizzed on 25+ physical and political features (lakes, cities, rivers, national parks, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
Not Specific
Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
Kentucky Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Kentucky, students are quizzed on 25+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, mountains, national parks, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
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Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
New York Geography Quiz
On a blank map of New York, students are quizzed on 30+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, mountains, regions, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
Not Specific
Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
Utah Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Utah, students are quizzed on 30+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, mountains, regions, national parks, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
Not Specific
Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
Oregon Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Oregon, students are quizzed on 25+ physical and political features (lakes, cities, mountains, national parks, rivers, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
Not Specific
Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
Florida Geography Quiz
On a blank map of Florida, students are quizzed on 30+ physical and political features (rivers, cities, canals, national parks, bordering states, etc). A good pre- or post-unit assessment.
Not Specific
Earth Sciences, Geography, U.S. History
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