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In this activity, students will follow geometric directions to create a fun mathematical Geometry-Tree (GeomeTree)! A fun winter break activity and a little vocabulary review as well! Who says you have to choose better fun and learning!?! :-)

The prospects with this are limitless! Your individual students, partners, or small groups have 12 faces on which to create innumerable projects: book "reports," animal research projects, biographies, ... truly this list could go on forever! You just need to decide what essential question you have and to best use those 12 faces!

In this project students must first find the square footage of 4 Minecraft houses, and then decide which they will build. Like any good contractor, they'll have to start by designing a 2D blueprint of the house they intend to build and then create the 3D version.

This completely editable template allows students to write their own stories with links (already added) to different plot event choices from page to page which allows the reader to choose the path the story will take. The template is set up with 2 first level event choices in the rising action, 4 second level choices, 8 third level choices, 16 climax possibilities, and a total of 32 possible resolutions. This can be completed independently, as partners, or in small group collaboration. Addition

Whether you want your students to create museum exhibits on Math, Science, Social Studies, Informational/Literary Texts, Art, Music...truly the options here are limitless...this completely editable template allows for it! It is set up for three exhibits inside the museum which means independent, partner, and small group collaboration are all options. Additionally, because it's on Google Slides, students are able to share and comment to help bump the entire project up to a level R on the SAMR sc

Use this choice board to integrate technology for some fun, engaging, and super creative student-created products that showcase their learning!

Students can use this foldable as a visual for a book report, designing their own book cover, or in any other way you can imagine. Just print the page, copy it for your students, let them design their own book cover for a writing piece or draw the cover of a book they're reporting on. Then cut, fold, and glue!

Students explore the 3 branches of our government - learning what they do and how they work together - using this instruction sheet outlining their STEM project guidelines and requirements.

Students can use this page to help them walk through planning and explaining their STEM project.