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Trigonometric Treasure Map Game
DescriptionCalling all π-rates of the Caribbean or City town!To reach the buried treasure, students must apply the sine, cosine, or tangent ratios, and the Pythagorean Theorem, to calculate all unknown lengths along their path. Right triangle trigonometry just hit the high seas.This activity is perfect for Grades 10-11-12 Academic or Applied students (Ontario curriculum: MPM2D, MFM2P), as it builds the core skill of selecting and using the appropriate trig ratio to determine a missing side lengt
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Applied Math, Basic Operations, Other (Arts)
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HSA-APR.A.1
, HSF-TF.A.1
, HSF-TF.A.2
Romeo and Juliet | 3 lesson freebie | student printable | USA
A 3 lesson freebie for the end of the year. Capture year 8 and 9 or older with Baz Luhrmann's epic postmodern masterpiece. A simple initial viewing with structured notes to encourage thinking while watching the film, and a 40 question quiz to check students grasp of the plot and characters to follow. All you need is to stream the film and make some popcorn! Download the free teacher notes here. I make around five film studies a year. They are total teaching bundles made to cover a semester. The
7th - 11th
Literature, Other (Arts), Other (ELA)
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Critical Thinking Movie Review Lesson for High Schoolers
This critical-thinking movie review lesson can be modified for today's critical thinking English classroom. This lesson allows students to critically think by asking open-ended questions that allow them to respond from their personal perspective while at the same time allowing the teacher to asses if students were actually watching the film with a critical eye. Students will not only write responses to questions but will write a critical review of the film watched and later employ their creativ
9th - 12th
Balanced Literacy, Literature, Visual Arts
36 Patterns and Textures – Inspiration and Examples for Art Lessons
This one-page informational sheet offers 36 inspiring patterns and textures that can be used as a creative impulse for your art lessons. What’s Included: • A single PDF page with 36 different patterns and textures • Perfect as a visual example for discussions about line, structure, and composition • Suitable for grades 4–8 • Great for introducing the concept of patterns and textures in art How to Use: ✅ Show the sheet in class to spark ideas for art projects ✅ Encourage students to analyze a
1st - 10th
Visual Arts
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