Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Surface Area & Volume 3D Animal/Creature Project

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Grades: 6th, 7th, & 8thThe Focus: Volume, surface area, and making math fun!This is a super fun, hands-on STEM project where students team up to design and build a 3D creature using poster board and recyclables. They’ll use geometric formulas to measure and calculate the volume and surface area of their individual shapes, add them all up to find the total size of their creature, and finish off by presenting their creation to the class.This project includes two editable versions to seamlessly ali

6th - 8th

Geometry, Math Test Prep, Other (Math)

CCSS

6.G.A.2

, 6.G.A.4

, 7.G.B.6

What the Road Said Lesson Activities- Book Companion Read Aloud (Beg. of Year)

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Breanna's Bright Bunch

This is a GREAT End of the Year OR Back to School activity to do with students. After reading the book "What the Road Said" by Cleo Wade, students can set goals and personally reflect on their upcoming journey ahead. There is a lesson plan of guiding questions while you read the story aloud to your class. Then, students can complete your choice of activities. You can have the students complete a square from the class mural so it can be on display as a reminder of their hopes, dreams, and goals

2nd - 12th

Reading, Social Emotional Learning, Writing

CCSS

RL.2.1

, W.2.3

, W.3.3

Abraham Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation Decision-Making Simulation

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James Totton

Bring history to life with The Emancipation Decision, a high-stakes presidential simulation that challenges your high school students to step directly into Lincoln’s cabinet! Over 75 to 90 minutes, a student-led Abraham Lincoln must navigate intense, competing pressures from four iconic advisers regarding the timing and scope of the Emancipation Proclamation. But the real magic happens in Phase 3, where the teacher steps in to rigorously "stress-test" the president's decision, turning a classic

10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Civics, Government, U.S. History