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7th grade classroom community research $5-10
World Cup Countries Research Project and Presentation - World Cup Social Studies
Looking for a way to share the 2022 FIFA World Cup with your social studies students? This guided research project and presentation lets students choose one of the 32 participants of this year's tournament and helps them research and create a Google Slides presentation on their country.Students are asked to choose one of the countries represented in this year's World Cup tournament and then given a series of guided points to research. There are five pages included, asking students to learn abo
Grades:
4th - 7th
Neurodiversity Awareness Activity | Autism Acceptance Month Research & Coloring
Embrace the spirit of Neurodiversity Awareness Month with our engaging project designed to celebrate the unique talents and contributions of neurodivergent individuals. Perfect for classrooms or homeschooling, this project encourages students to conduct simple research on famous figures from the past and present who exhibited neurodivergent characteristics. Through identifying these traits and exploring their impact, students gain insight into the diverse experiences of neurodivergent individual
Grades:
7th - 10th
HBCU College Information Resource
HBCU College Information Resource. This resource is an excellent resource to get your students to think about thier future. This resource is a product that will get your students an introduction to some HBCU colleges and universities in the United States. This resource is a great talking/researching tool for any grade from about 5th grade and up. There is 29 different colleges that are respresented in this product. *********************************************************************************
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Identity & Culture Project
This project is easy to assign and is a great start to any new school-year or the beginning of a culture-based or identity-based unit. This project could be completed in the classroom or at-home based on what works best for your students. Project description and directions as well as rubric are included.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
College Project
Guide your students through researching different colleges and getting excited about their futures!This resource includes 3 parts- all completely editable!1. College Research: Spark your students' interest in their futures by researching the different colleges and majors that are available to them! Use the slide with links to college websites (feel free to adjust to more local colleges to you) and have students fill in the Graphic Organizer to guide their research.2. College Slide: Students turn
Grades:
5th - 8th
Personalized Classroom Plicker Cards
36 Numbered, Personalized Plicker cards that can be utilized with the plicker application to include technology and assessment in your classroom. These cards are created 3x3 to fit on a magnet square. I would suggest laminating and attaching to a magnet so that students can place their own magnet on a white board to answer questions, show what they know, and share how they feel.
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Grades:
K - 12th
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1-Minute Talks – U.S. States, U.S. Capitals, National Parks, & Waterfalls
Description: There are four Ted Talk products included in this bundle. 1) Students create a 1-minute argument about what U.S. state is the best. An example is provided by Ms. Breger of Arizona being the best U.S. state. Students create an argument similar to the amazing TED talks available for our learning. An example TED talk is provided on the assignment sheet. Students make their TED talk as exciting and educational as possible. 2) Students create a 1-minute argument about what U.S. state cap
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Grades:
4th - 7th
Four 1-Minute Talks - Superpowers, Fall Activity, Ice Cream, & Scary Animals
Description: There are four Ted Talk products included in this bundle. 1) Students create a 1-minute argument about what is the most useful superpower. An example is provided by Ms. Breger. Students create an argument similar to the amazing TED talks available for our learning. An example TED talk is provided on the assignment sheet. Students make their TED talk as exciting and educational as possible. 2) Students create a 1-minute argument about what fall activity is the most educational. An ex
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Grades:
4th - 7th
My People in Science Project
The purpose of this project is to:
• Identify and recognize inequities that positively or negatively impact communities of people we belong to in STEM career fields
• Critically assess root causes of social problems
• Understand how to change established systems and structures
Students will choose a community they identify with and will be conducting a thorough research project to find out this community's role in STEM subjects.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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