The Same Sunset

Students using Edgenuity often forget that elective courses do not include Guided Notes. Instead, eNotes are what students have available to help them navigate vocabulary and other key content. This guide helps student locate and understand the eNotes tool.

Help students prepare for a unit assessment with this simple review.

Help students prepare for a unit assessment with this simple review.

Evaluate usefulness of Apps, Plugins, or Extensions using the document. Great for a Web Development, or Software Development class, easily modified to fit the needs of your class.

This is intended to be the final project for a unit allowing students to do market research for a product or service they could offer as a business. In these interactive slides, students present the information needed to complete a business plan and proposition presentation.

Help students review material they missed on a test by completing this Wrong Answer Analysis. It's a great way to incorporate reteaching techniques and give students a chance to earn points back for an assignment if you choose. Can be used with any content and any type of summative assessment.

Create a space for students to keep up with the words they read and learn during a unit, or provide multiple pages for use all year. This is a great way to help them remember where the word came from and also make meaningful connections that are proven to help retention.

Help students tackle Extended Response Questions (ERQ) with this simple process. Great for any content or grade.

Help students process what they are reading with this note-taking guide. Easy to adapt for multiple genres, or to emphasize various themes.

This guided reading activity is a great introductory tool for the beginning of the year. Start your history class by addressing the age old question of "Why do I need to know this?" and allow students to make some personal connections as well.

Originally created to accompany an Edgenuity course, this set of slides is great for any Family and Consumer Sciences classroom. The set of slides includes necessary vocabulary, individual lesson reviews, and specific information relevant to the field of Marriage and Family Therapy. Streamline your teaching by making this available to students in a Google Classroom, or just using it during instruction.

This Guide was originally created as a supplement to the Edgenuity Course: Introduction to Consumer Services. Even if not using the Edgenuity material, the guide is useful for any FACS classroom. Students are guided through information with the opportunity to add to the notes. The interactive slides include video clips and other material to enhance student understanding.

Originally created to accompany an Edgenuity course, this set of slides is great for any Family and Consumer Sciences classroom. The set of slides includes necessary vocabulary, individual lesson reviews, and specific information relevant to the field of Social Work. Streamline your teaching by making this available to students in a Google Classroom, or just using it during instruction.

Originally created to accompany an Edgenuity course, this set of slides is great for any Family and Consumer Sciences classroom. The set of slides includes necessary vocabulary, individual lesson reviews, and a notes page overview of each section. Streamline your teaching by making this available to students in a Google Classroom, or just using it during instruction.

In Market Research, there are ethical standards. Most students have experience with spam email, "robo" calls, and other online surveys. What they may not know is that there is Code of Ethics that guides these operations. Use these interactive slides to expose students to a few of these standards, giving them the opportunity to think about their necessity and importance.

Explore the changes in technology through the years. Students will pick out important dates from a tech evolution timeline, and complete the interactive notes.

Let students explore the 5 Themes of Geography by completing tasks inside Google slides. Instructions are included for each task on the slides themselves to make this a memorable lesson where students also have the option of working together.

A fun way to introduce the adventure of a Social Studies class to students that may otherwise not be interested. Use it with the syllabus, or present it to new students that enter your class throughout the school year.