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Your students will love this activity! This role play activity will allow them to really connect with the feelings of 'apprehension' that Jonas and the other 'Twelves' were feeling in The Giver. Powerpoint includes: - Instructions - Script for whoever is playing the Chief Elder - 18 Assignments/Jobs (including brief description of role). You can project these and/or print them to give to your students. Editable PPT, so that you can duplicate some of the jobs if you have more students in your c

Great for student teachers or teacher observations. Editable Lesson Plan template. Geared towards terms used for BC curriculum in Canada, but can be changed to fit your own curriculum.

Worksheet where students can identify the location and function of the various lobes of the brain.

A formative assessment method to check in on your students learning. Allows you to see where your students are at, as well as help guide where you need to go next. Can be used with any concept/subject. As championed by Ron Ritchhart.

A formative assessment method to check in on your students learning. Allows you to see where your students are at, as well as help guide where you need to go next. Can be used with any concept/subject. As championed by Ron Ritchhart.

A formative assessment method to check in on your students learning. Allows you to see where your students are at, as well as help guide where you need to go next. Can be used regularly with any concept/subject. Asks the questions: - What connections have you made so far? - What have your biggest challenges been? - What concepts have you mastered? - What changes in your attitude, thinking, or actions have you seen? As championed by Ron Ritchhart. 2 'worksheets' per page.

A writing checklist for students to self- and peer-review their work before handing it in. Includes all components of the Six Traits of writing. Helps students master the editing process, as well as helping them become more independent and confident in the quality of their writing.

Fun little bracket for students to predict the winner of the NBA finals match up and NCAA March Madness Final Four. Currently set up for Grade 6 for last years finals as an example. Editable so you can add in the teams that make the finals & include your school/class name.

This behaviour reflection tool allows you to provide your students with a time out, and/or time to reflect on their actions in the aftermath of an incident. What caused them to behave in this way? What impact did it have on others? What strategies could they use in the future? May be helpful if you're concerned about attention-seeking behaviour, or distracting from a lesson. Two forms per page.

Worksheet practicing skills such as: - Calculating Mean, Median, Mode, Range, Outliers - Choosing the best graph/measure of central tendency - Drawing & Analyzing Circe Grapgs

Posters for fitness circuits for use during PE. Includes: Plank, High Knees, Jumping Jacks, Push Ups, Jump Rope, Shuttle Runs, Tricep Dips, Sit Ups, Wall Squats, & Burpees.

The year is 2020. Our planet has descended into a world where communities are driven by extremism, greed, segregation, riots, and bad hair. In this week-long unit, students are asked to collaboratively create a Two Voice Poem on an issue that has two diverse perspectives, with the aim of coming together to build a shared understanding. Very relevant to our world today! This editable file includes assignment instructions/requirements, and a 5-point rubric or assessment. Assessment is based on

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em! Your students will love this bottle flipping assignment. Gathering data in groups they have to calculate measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode & range), and practice drawing a bar graph. Editable for your convenience.

Make sure you're prepared for parent teacher conferences. File includes: - One page student reflection (self-assessment on a number of statements on a scale of 1-5, as well as qualitative reflections such academic strengths & weaknesses, goals, what they are proud of, and what they would like you to share with their parents - One page teacher preparation (including who you are meeting, meeting goals, notes sections for each subject on strengths on weaknesses, social skills etc, & space for yo

Editable Class Jobs Signs/Posters. 11 jobs/roles in total (3 signs per sheet). Includes one blank sign to add your own role, or vary when needed. Great when laminated, to help provide your students with accountability and ownership over their classroom! Great for middle school/high school classrooms. Jobs include: - Tech Squad (Checks computers are returned and charging, assists as needed) - Board Manager (cleans whiteboard as needed) - Class Paparazzi (takes pictures for the class blog/twitt

A geometry scavenger hunt that will encourage your students to notice how mathematical their world is! Students have to choose two geometrical concepts per row, and record the name, location, features, and drawing of the concept. First student (or pair!) back... wins!

Editable writing template for creating a Two Voice Poem. Can be used alone,. Also supplements the file: 'Make the World Great Again' - Two Voice Poetry Mini Unit

Single Point Rubric for providing feedback and assessing Graphs. Can be used for any type of graph. Based on students accompanying the graph with an analysis paragraph (i.e. including one measure of central tendency, why this graph type is the most appropriate, and making a real-world connection) Single Point Rubric features criteria on accuracy of drawing (x3) and analysis (x4). Two rubrics per page.

A great way to get to know your intermediate/high school students quickly. More than just what their favourite colour is... What are their strengths? How best can you support them? What are their goals?

Cut up this page to use as Exit Tweets for your students. A great formative assessment method to check in on your students learning, especially if you have a class Twitter account.