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Preview of Scratch: Explaining Scripts Worksheet

Scratch: Explaining Scripts Worksheet

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This document includes examples and problems that will help students understand Scratch as well as develop critical thinking skills.
Preview of Atoms and Molecules Unit Test - 35 Multiple Choice Questions, 3 Written Response

Atoms and Molecules Unit Test - 35 Multiple Choice Questions, 3 Written Response

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Unit test for 7th graders, I created this as a summative assessment for the Mosa Mack "Atoms and Molecules" unit. All questions are a DOK of 2 or aboveAnswer key included!
Preview of Scratch: Graph Worksheet

Scratch: Graph Worksheet

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CarolineCodes
In order to fully understand the motion blocks in Scratch, students must be able to use a graph. This document is a short exercise where students will locate objects on a graph. This graph worksheet focuses on the positive coordinates.
Preview of Scratch: Help The Fox Get Home Worksheet

Scratch: Help The Fox Get Home Worksheet

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This exercise will teach students that they need to be very precise in programming with Scratch. They must get the fox from its starting point to the house without touching any obstacles.
Preview of Battle of the Books 2014 Studyguide

Battle of the Books 2014 Studyguide

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This document includes 10-15 discussion questions (a total of 100 questions) for each of this year's high school Battle of the Books books. The books are I Am J by Cris Beam, Little Brother by Cory Doctorow, Every Day by David Levithan, Somebody, Please Tell Me Who I Am by Harry Mazer, Out of Nowhere by Maria Padian, Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell, Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein and Beneath a Meth Moon by Jacqueline Woodson.
Preview of Groundhog Day Easy Lesson Plan

Groundhog Day Easy Lesson Plan

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CarolineCodes
This Groundhog Day lesson was written in 2020, prior to the pandemic. However, many of the items in the craft can be found at home and are easily translatable to zoom classes.
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