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Cross - curricular project including research, computers, and oral presentation. Includes the rubric for easy grading. Has suggested websites for the kids to use and some famous mathematicians. I recommend partner or small groups for the project.

The product includes directions and a rubric. Students will create a lapbook that reviews information about the Renaissance and Reformation. Renaissance includes: write about an Italian city and it's changing leaders, 3 forms of art (literature, painting, sculpture) Reformation: 5 Reformation leaders, English leaders and their religious policies, Counter (Catholic) Reformation Additionally, students create a timeline that includes elements of both topics to show that both happened simultaneously

Three different worksheets each with numbers and blank. 1. double bar graph 2. mean, median, mode, and range 3. predicting next pokemon with reasons

A final project on Egyptian and Kush Civilizations. I recommend handing the project out at the beginning of the unit and the students can add words as the unit progresses. Includes blank alphabet, directions, rubric, and suggested answer key. There are two options with rubrics: where each class creates one book and where individual students/small groups create own book.

Students can look at height and weight of Pokemon and convert in the metric system (2 separate worksheets). Then comparing number of Pokemon to an item's height and weight.

Takes the origins of Rome to Republic to Empire in 41 events. The events are broken into 3 groups: Origins/Foundation of Rome (9 events), Rome as a Republic (16 events), and Rome as an Empire (16 events). Each sheet contains 2 sets for students to cut out and put in order. There is also a page for all the events together and an answer key.

These are nice to record who submitted assignments or grades to be easily transferred to your grade book. This is editable and includes 6 different classes with half page sheets. Just enter the students' names on the first sheet and it automatically fills in all other sheets. There are two different versions, one that creates 2 horizontal half sheets per page and a set that is 2 vertical half sheets per page.

Students are presented with problems in which two people have done the problem. One was done correctly and the other was not. The students have to state which person did the problem correctly and what was wrong.

Students choose a scientist, research the person and their contributions, create a PowerPoint presentation, and present their information to the class. Broken into 3 groups - Earth science, life science, and physical science. Includes research table, rubric, and presentation recording sheet (with 30 slots).

Convert fractions to decimals, terminating and repeating. Then cut out and glue onto your tree.

Review people, events, and vocabulary with this bingo game. Includes 5 student cards and a teacher list of word with corresponding definition/description. You can edit this file to add or remove any vocabulary you would like to focus on.

Students create a storyboard/cartoon to show the changes a particle undergoes as an object changes shaper

Algebra II vocabulary worksheet. The words are scrambled, so they have to unscramble. Then match the word to it's definition. INCLUDES THESE WORDS: factor, complex number, quadratic, conic section, ellipse, circle, rational expression, logarithm, exponential function, composition, combination, permutation, polynomial, and zeros

Allows students to create a flip booklet with 4 well known scientists who helped advance electricity

A graphic organizer for students to fill out when solving problems that are posted around the world.