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Racism, Social Darwinism, and Eugenics: google assignment history of evil ideas
No excuse for racism is acceptable. This a google forms unit that is a self-guided assignment. This unit draws a lesson for the horrific history of eugenics. See the preview for view of the three-sectioned google form. This form automatically grades students. The answer key is hard-coded into the form. I also attached it as the preview to this resource. What questioned are addressed in this unit? Why were women of colour, and other minorities and low income individuals, subject to forced steri
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Social Studies
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.4
, CCRA.L.5
 +1
Also included in:Â 3 in 1 Fake News, Pseudoscience, and racism - fact checking assignments
Free digital Trivia Google forms: fun questions hints clues animal facts science
Learning about animals has never been this gamified. The best thing: All digital no paper and no prep!Students are presented with a "Who am I?" question. The answer is an animal and there are six clues. The clues range from scientific data on size and weight, geographical habitat, and other fun-facts. The clues get more obvious and the last one is a photograph. The goal of the game:1) Recognize the animal using the least amount of clues. 2) Each clue "costs" one point. 3) A wrong guess may cost
2nd - 8th
Biology, General Science, Reading
Digital game: read clues guess the animal no-prep trivia learning activity
All digital no paper and no prep!Animals included: Elephant, Kangaroo, Penguin, grasshopper (24 hints) Students play a game and you get their score automatically! Students are presented with a "Who am I?" question. The answer is an animal and there are six clues. The clues range from scientific data on size and weight, geographical habitat, to other fun-facts. The clues get more obvious and the last one is a photograph. The goal of the game:1) Recognize the animal using the least amount of clues
3rd - 8th
English Language Arts, General Science, Science
CCSS
L.4.6
, CCRA.L.6
Also included in:Â Digital and printable no prep game: biology, animal classification, taxonomy
Digital literacy coronavirus fake news in viral memes, facebook, social networks
Coronavirus is a serious hub for disinformation. It has brought about some very funny, original memes that make people laugh and comfort them. These 2 resources appraoch the good, the bad, history and social sciences of social networks. Resource #1Unveil the Truth Behind the Headlines Explore the Evolution of Deception Discover the captivating history of fake news. Journey through its past, from its origins predating new media to its contemporary rise in the digital age. Demystify the What,
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
English Language Arts, Science
CCSS
RI.11-12.3
, RH.11-12.3
, RST.11-12.1
11 in 1 Coronavirus Distance learning bundle: webquests, activities google forms
Inside are 11 resources that survey the bombing of coronavirus information. Follow me on FB - any new resource I upload is FREE for 24 hours. Don't miss these releases. What's inside:Resource #1This awesome self-grading google forms is perfect as a stand-alone but also aligned with my coronavirus pptx presentation.Inside:Questions to lead students through four corona related topics. Each topic includes two embedded videos followed by two questions each. Students can do this in class or from hom
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Biology, Health, Science
discuss racism and bigotry: History of Eugenics ethics 2 in 1 pack no prep
No excuse for racism is acceptable. This a google forms unit that is a self-guided assignment. This unit draws a lesson for the horrific history of eugenics. See the preview for view of the three-sectioned google form. This form automatically grades students. What questioned are addressed in this unit? Why were women of colour, and other minorities and low income individuals, subject to forced sterilization?What did Nazi policy think handicapped and Jewish people deserved?What is the neutral sci
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Social Studies
Biotechnology Science Digital Breakout escape room - pandemic lab rescue game
Learning ObjectivesFor the past two year's we've heard so much about covid19. But still, for many students (and adults) the science behind the virus and the treatment thereof remains foggy. This resource is about the scientific process by which researchers can develop new treatments for diseases. How does it work?There are four keys to be unlocked - four topics to be covered. In order to do so, the students must watch a short video (about 4 minutes each) and then complete an assignment. They k
8th - 12th
Biology, General Science, Science
3 in 1 Fake News, Pseudoscience, and racism - fact checking assignments
Here are resources that tackle the related topics of fake news and pseudo science. Resource #1 Fake NewsWill Garlic Water Cure CoronaVirus? Will 5G cure covid-19? Students need to know how to fight this. In brief: Learn the history of fake news.It didn't begin with new media, but it has grown!The what, why and how of fake news.Coronavirus fact check: 7 reports for students to confirm or debunkstudents summarize the lesson by creating infographics.PowerPoint and Word file with speakers notesReso
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (Social Studies)
Digital and printable no prep game: biology, animal classification, taxonomy
This is an animal trivia game. Inside is a google forms animal trivia game (4 animal 24 hints) and the printable lesson. The students first used the printed version with 6 other animals. Then we used the classification sheet to organize the animals into their respective categories. We ended up with our own in-house built trivia game. Finally, they completed the automatically graded digital game via google forms. This is a brilliant learning experience both for distance learning, hybrid, and tr
3rd - 7th
English Language Arts, General Science, Science
Digital and printable: Electric Power Grid and Ohm's Law lesson and worksheet
This is a blended learning bundle unit on Ohm's law and the electric grid. Empower your students with a dynamic exploration of electric power grids and Ohm's Law through our comprehensive digital and printable resource. Elevate the learning experience with engaging content that bridges the gap between technical equations and practical understanding. Key Features: 25-Slide PowerPoint: Approach Ohm's Law through a qualitative lens using the innovative hydraulic analogy. Relate electric current, v
6th - 12th
Basic Principles, General Science, Physics
covid-19 vs spanish flu? google forms historical data analysis activity
This is a self-grading* assignment. Students will: 1) watch a short video about Spanish flu and answer a short graded question 2) Understand "flatten the curve" with multi-answered checkbox question 3) Read a short paragraph describing a test case: 1918 Philadelphia vs St Louis 4) Read a simple graph to decide which city employed social distancing measures 5) Submit a summary paragraph (*not graded automatically) This unit is just the perfect length for self self-guided work. It should take abou
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Biology, Science, Social Studies
8 in 1 distance learning Coronavirus units: google forms independent work
What's inside:Self Grading Covid-19 and me google forms Coronavirus - Digital Breakout escape room - pandemic viruses vaccines Distance learning: flatten the curve - Spanish flu vs covid-19 google forms unitResearch webquest project with Google Trends on Covid-19Distance Learning: Fighting covornavirus with soap & water - includes experimentMemes, viruses, and memes about virusesCovid-19 and technology Google trends and Covid19Follow me on FB - any new resource I upload is FREE for 24 hours. Don
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, English Language Arts, Science
STEM digital worksheet Electricity power grid and Ohm's law google form
This is a Google forms assignment on Ohm's law. Power plants are usually far from dense city populations. This reviews the problem and solution necessary for a functioning electric grid. The form includes 2 multiple choice questions, one video and one open question. Although this resource can be used alone, it is an exit ticket for a full lesson plan available here.What * The electric current, voltage and resistance are compared to the function of a water wheel using concepts of energy convers
7th - 12th
Engineering, General Science, Physics
2 pack coronavirus: learning from history viruses Spanish Flu and viral tweets
Can we talk about coronavirus by looking by into history and by discussing twitter memes? Yes, and these two points of reference are informative, engaging, and help students engage and critically evaluate informational texts and graphs. The resources are 100% digital. No prep on your part, with automatic grading included. Resource #1 [this resource is included in the 9 in 1 Coronoavirus bundle] This is an self grading* assignment for coronavirus days. Students will: 1) watch a short video abo
8th - 12th, Higher Education
English Language Arts, General Science, Social Studies
Social media memes, viral content and viruses: unlocking the parallel worlds
Exploring Memes and Viruses: Unveiling Connections and Fostering Curiosity Unlocking the Parallel Worlds of Memes and Viruses Ever wondered if memes share similarities with viruses? Can meme-hunting genuinely find a place within academic assignments? Brace yourself for an enlightening journey that answers both queries with a resounding "yes!" A Glimpse of the Journey Ahead Deconstructing Memes: An Academic Exploration Embark on an intellectual quest as we delve into the scholarly definit
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
English Language Arts, Informational Text
Big Data digital literacy: cool activity with Google trends
In brief: what will students do:Browse Google Trends data (example given is for covid-19)Collect DataInterpret DataCreate PresentationStudents will explore a dedicated Google Trends site on covid19. They will collaboratively plan the outline of their research presentation, and sign up for the different tasks. Then, they will go on a WebQuest on the topic you're on do help them interpret the data they collected. Three examples for data interpretation are included. Two have assessment notes at t
8th - 12th
General Science, Informational Text
Using Machine Learning to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19
This self-guided digital activity teaches students about the potential of machine learning to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Students will learn about the challenges of using tracking apps to prevent the spread of the virus, as well as the potential of machine learning to overcome these challenges. They will also learn about the importance of balancing privacy concerns with public health needs. The activity uses a variety of resources, including texts, graphs, and videos, to help students
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Computer Science - Technology, English Language Arts, Science
Chemistry biology lab on hydrophobic hydrophilic disinfectant soap covid safety
The worksheet talks about a demonstration with soap, water and pepper. You don't have to actually do it, but my students liked it very much. They did it at home. This worksheet (google drive) has two part:Part one: soap1 min video on soap molecules comprehension question soap experiment instructions (with video) - pepper, water, and soap one paragraph explanation Choose relevant scientific terms (surface tension and wetting) upload your video or images of the experiment (this is optional) Part
5th - 11th
Basic Principles, Biology, Chemistry
CCSS
RST.9-10.2
, RST.9-10.3
, RST.9-10.5
 +1
self-guided digital indepenent worksheet pandemic virus questions and answers
This awesome self-grading google forms is perfect as a stand-alone but also aligned with my coronavirus pptx presentation.The sections are: What are viruses?Pandemics - basic conceptsCovid-19 scientific factsCovid-19 and meAutomatic grading! Teacher will get the grades of each students and class average. Students will get feedback upon completion. *Because this topic may raise the anxiety levels of my students, I included non-graded emotional assessment questions. You can delete them if you d
6th - 10th
Biology, Health, Science
FREE hybrid device Distance Learning biology pandemics crossword assignment
Follow me on FB - any new resource I upload is FREE for 24 hours. Don't miss these releases. This crossword is available as an editable word file in the corona bundle!! Much more and comprehensive webquest and powerpoint here! In this activity the students watch two ted-ed videos on virus and epidemic related topics Then they complete a crossword puzzle right in the google drive slide. The next assignment is to watch to more videos then create their own crossword puzzle using a free online r
6th - 11th
Biology, General Science, Science
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About the store
Experience
Welcome to my corner of educational innovation! With over 12 years of teaching experience, I've journeyed through the exciting epochs of expansion in education, consistently striving to make learning a captivating adventure for my students.
Teaching style
TEACHING PHILOSOPHY
My teaching style is a blend of dynamic engagement and solid educational foundations. I've found my passion in pairing STEM challenges with succinct scientific explanations. I believe in empowering students to explore and learn by doing – that's why I embrace Project-Based Learning (PBL) with a distinctive upgrade. By introducing STEM challenges alongside essential scientific context, I create an environment where curiosity thrives and understanding deepens.
My own education history
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
My quest for knowledge began with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics. I've also earned a Teaching Certificate, a testament to my commitment to delivering effective education. But my pursuit of learning didn't stop there. I embarked on a path of multidisciplinary exploration, attaining a Master's degree a Ph.D. in education.
This diverse educational journey has equipped me with a unique perspective that enriches every aspect of my teaching.
PRODUCTS AND RESOURCES
In my digital storefront, you'll find a collection of meticulously crafted resources that reflect my commitment to innovative teaching practices. My latest offering, "STEM Body Science: The Eye," is a prime example. This resource seamlessly combines STEM exploration with concise scientific explanations. Whether you're a seasoned science educator or a substitute teacher stepping into the classroom, this activity is designed to spark curiosity and engage young minds. Through interactive paper-based activities, students create shifting eyes while discovering the intriguing mechanics of the human eye. The included printable resource takes learning a step further, connecting animal eyes to their respective owners and introducing captivating fun facts that explore the world of eyesight.
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