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Preview of DEDUCTIVE AND LOGICAL REASONING - Who Killed the Champion Robert?

DEDUCTIVE AND LOGICAL REASONING - Who Killed the Champion Robert?

LOGICAL REASONING, MEDIEVAL HISTORY, PROBLEM SOLVING - This lesson/workshop takes around 2 hours to complete but is broken into 6 parts. It takes students through a step-by-step critical reasoning process in order to solve a medieval murder mystery. The lesson includes; - syllogisms, modus ponen and modus tollens problems - deductive reasoning - problem-solving paradigms - contradictive (knights and knaves) deduction - appropriate assumption-making through inference of a conclusion from an affi
Preview of Fully Colored SCIENCE-RELATED Rebus Puzzle Game Frames 641–660 PNGs

Fully Colored SCIENCE-RELATED Rebus Puzzle Game Frames 641–660 PNGs

Skills developed: Visual-spatial perception, verbal ability (spelling, grammar, word fluency, reasoning), mathematical process, problem solving, lateral thinking If you have time, please watch Guide to Rebus Puzzles on my YT channel to see how the mentioned skills are developed in solving rebus puzzles. This video is also available on one of my Facebook video playlists. The albums named REBUS PUZZLE GAMES and REBUS PUZZLE SAMPLE CARDS can also be found on my FB page: https://web.facebook.com/1
Preview of Five ThinkForge Desktop Engineering Challenges Volume 3 - Energy/Motion (MS/HS)

Five ThinkForge Desktop Engineering Challenges Volume 3 - Energy/Motion (MS/HS)

ThinkForge™ Desktop Engineering Challenges are low-prep, classroom-ready engineering design challenges that engage students in hands-on problem solving using common materials and minimal space. Each challenge guides students through the engineering design process as they analyze a real-world problem, design and build a solution, test and redesign, and communicate results. Perfect for STEM, science, and physics classrooms (grades 6–12), these desktop-friendly challenges build critical thinking, c
Preview of First Week of School Science STEM Activity First Day of School Team Building

First Week of School Science STEM Activity First Day of School Team Building

This Apple Wrecking Ball Back to School STEM Challenge is the perfect hands-on experience to launch your first week of school science activities while introducing or reinforcing Newton’s Third Law of Motion in a highly engaging way. Whether you're teaching upper elementary or middle school, this engineering challenge promotes team building, creative problem-solving, and critical thinking, ideal for the first day of school STEM activities or any beginning of the year science activities focuse
Preview of First Week of School Science Back to School STEM Activity First Day Teamwork Fun

First Week of School Science Back to School STEM Activity First Day Teamwork Fun

Looking for back to school STEM activities for the first week of school that combine hands-on engineering with critical thinking and team-building? The Apples Afar Cantilever STEM Challenge is a student favorite for the first day of school or fall-themed science units. This collaborative activity tasks students with designing and building a cantilever to suspend an apple as far from the edge of a desk as possible. It’s an engaging way to introduce the engineering design process, encourage
Preview of Back to School STEM Activity First Day First Week of School Science Teamwork Fun

Back to School STEM Activity First Day First Week of School Science Teamwork Fun

Looking for first week of school science activities that are hands-on, NGSS-aligned, and actually fun? The Apple Tree Catcher STEM Challenge is an engaging, collaborative build that’s perfect for your beginning of the year science activities, especially during apple season or fall themes. In this high-interest, low-prep activity, students work in teams to design and build a device to catch falling apples before they hit the ground. It’s a creative way to introduce (or reinforce) the engine
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