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The Lego Movie - Movie Guide - 20 Multiple Choice Question Google Form Quiz
This 20 question multiple choice quiz is designed to enhance student engagement and comprehension after viewing the 2014 film The Lego Movie. Featuring quick recall questions that follow the events of the movie, the quiz helps students review important characters, plot developments, themes, and creative problem solving concepts presented throughout the film. Ideal for classroom enrichment activities, STEM connections, media studies, or reward day learning opportunities, this resource provides te
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Applied Math, For All Subjects, Other (ELA)
Beginning of the Year Fraction Activities Distance Learning/Traditional Setting
Fractional Names!! This is a great activity to help teachers get to know their students and teach a lesson about fractions at the same time. Whether students are familiar with fractions or have limited knowledge of fractional values, this activities will help them understand how to create and interpret parts of a whole. The set includes 40 slides in which teachers can work with students in their class to create fractions using vowel, consonants, and the total number of letters in someone’s name.
2nd - 6th
Applied Math, Math
The Million Dollar Project
This project is an amazing option for a GT project, end of year activity, or "if you finish early" work. This includes a Google Slides that you can use in Google Classroom or Canvas to assign to each student, and a link to a packet for them to keep track of their work. There is a rubric and detailed explanations for the kiddos. Every kid needs a packet and a copy of the Google Slides to complete the project. It is so much fun! My students are so engaged every year, and it adds real life concepts
4th - 7th
Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Money Math
The Lego Movie - Movie Guide - 20 Reflection Questions
Bring creativity, critical thinking, and meaningful discussion into your classroom with this engaging Movie Guide Worksheet for the 2014 film The Lego Movie. Designed for middle school and high school students, this resource includes 20 deeper reflection questions presented in chronological order to help students analyze themes such as creativity, conformity, teamwork, leadership, imagination, and self confidence. The questions encourage students to think beyond the humor and action of the film
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Applied Math, For All Subjects, Other (ELA)
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