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Quiz cards are a fun way to assess students' learning and increase the amount of classroom discussion and social interaction. Students can circulate the room, work together and mix together as they become more prepared for their future assessments. Students are also encouraged to self-check by flipping the cards over, revealing the answer. Students complete the student answer sheet to contain all of their answers and use the back for notes. Quiz cards are full-page sized and should be placed

These are paper-sized question cards that are aligned to the NYS Regents Earth Science Standards. When printed, the questions will face up and they can be scattered all over the room. The students will have the included answer sheet (attached at the end). They can circulate the room, which creates movement in your classroom. Each diagram is a Regents level diagram that has open-ended questions that will provide various levels of challenge. As students circulate and answer the questions, they

This game is a fun and engaging way for Earth Science students to learn about latitude and longitude. It is a twist on the classic game of Battleship, where students must use latitude and longitude coordinates to sink their opponent's ships. The game comes with a world map, a set of latitude and longitude coordinates, and instructions. How to Play:Each player places their ships on the world map according to the latitude and longitude coordinates provided.Players take turns calling out a latitude

These graphing notes are geared towards students just learning how to graph relationships. The rules are simple to follow and hit the important aspects. This was originally created with the idea of sketchnoting in mind.