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Friday's Khutbah for the Young-ones
"Friday's Khutbah for the Young-one" series:Uplift your child's Islamic knowledge with our groundbreaking new series - Friday's Khutbah for the Young-one!These khutbahs use cross-curricular storytelling to captivate students, teaching key Islamic concepts in an integrated manner.So far we have developed many lively khutbahs tackling diverse themes - from diversity to studying Allah's signs. As your child delivers these customized khutbahs to their peers, they will build presentation skills and n
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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STEAM Wizard/HP Themed Science/Gifted Standards based K-5 Bundle! 5theme lessons
STEAM Wizard/Harry Potter Themed Science Hands-On Activities. This bundle is Engaging for your class- I promise! I've personally taught all of these lessons through our Hogwarts days at the end of the school year. This could be taught ANY time of year-either all together in Centers/whole group/ etc. The flexibility of these items are awesome. It can be used in Gifted class or General Education for Science since it covers a broad group of Science Standards for K-5 students. This product includes:
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K - 5th
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Print off your own activity pack (9-11 Age)
Print off your own activity pack (9-11 Age)101 Things To Do To Become A Superhero (Or An Evil Genius) PDF | 1 MBAnyone But Ivy Pocket By Caleb Krisp & Becka Moor PDF | 6 MBHow To Capture An Invisible Cat Activity Pack PDF | 883 KBHow To Outsmart A Billion Robot Bees Activity Pack PDF | 2 MBKnightley & Son Activity Pack PDF | 3 MBMarsh Road Mysteries Crowns And Codebreakers Activity Pack PDF | 6 MBMarsh Road Mysteries Diamonds And Daggers Activity Pack PDF | 7 MBMax Champion And The Great
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Not Grade Specific
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How to Catch an Elf STEM Challenge
Directions: Catching an elf can be tricky business, but luckily not for us! Use your brain to come up with a trap that would capture the elf but not hurt it. You may use any of the following items and must use the candy cane as bait! Pairs well with the book "How to Catch an Elf"
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PreK - 7th
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CPIE/ Current Events Final Project
This is a final project for a CPIE or Current Events class. It focuses on current issues in our country and requires the students define the issue and then to differentiate between Republican and Democratic views on the topic. They also must share their opinion and why they believe one way or another.
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9th - 12th
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What's Wrong With This Famous Scientist?
What's wrong with this picture is a great language arts project for any grade level. Students explore the image and describe what is wrong in the picture, and what would make the image correct. Afterwards they can draw their own "What's wrong with this picture," and write a description of why it is incorrect scientifically. they can then show their original drawings to the class for a discussion. there is also a line drawing coloring page version for each of my original illustrations. A great pr
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PreK - 6th
Genius Hour Big Idea Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer helps students outline their research and original ideas in a logical manner and can be used alone or as brainstorming for an outline of the final presentation.
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Not Grade Specific
De Bono thinking during Genius Hour reflections
Genius Hour featuring the six thinking hats derived from Edward DeBono (1985) are included in a reflective metacognitive thinking template for students and teachers.
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3rd - 8th
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Also included in:Â Genius Hour Bundle Pack
How to Think of a Maker Ed or STEM Project
11 questions to help you figure out what your Maker or STEM Project could be. Need to create a new Maker Project or STEM Project and don't know where to start? These 11 guiding questions will help get your brain juices flowing to come up with the best Maker or STEM project for your students! Are you an expert Maker Educator or STEM teacher? These 11 questions will help you ensure you have creative and new projects for your students all of the time.These 11 questions are great for every grade lev
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Not Grade Specific
Emotions of Learning
I go through the emotional roller coaster of learning something new with my kids at the beginning of the year. I refer back to it during the education process when kids are getting frustrated with the content. I remind them that it is not okay to give up but it is okay to say they are frustrated or mad.
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7th - 9th
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Continuum Towards Student Driven Learning
This is an anchor chart to implement with students who are moving from Teacher Centered Learning to Student Driven Learning. It also encompasses the philosophy of a Thinking Matrix working from Retell and Summary to Critical Thinking tasks.
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6th - 9th
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