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African Animals : Montessori principles using PowerPoint
AFRICAN ANIMALS PART 1 – POWERPOINT PRESENTATION22 animals are looked at with 357 pages showing ORIGINAL REAL LIFE photos with text. These animals include the: baboon, Cape Buffalo, crocodile, elephant, African foxes, giraffe, hippo, hyena, impala, kudu, lion, monkey, African owls, rhino, snakes, skink, tortoise, warthog, waterbuck, wild dog, wildebeest, and zebra.Emphasis is placed on classification of animals based on their feeding habits. (carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores) GREAT FOR AFRI
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Environmental Awareness Case Study and Lesson Plan - Earth Day, Too
This Earth Day Case Study and Lesson Plan can be used any time of the year. It includes a 2-page student handout and a 1-page lesson plan. It could be a great project for the beginning of the year or the end of the year in environmental science, conservation science, or other science classes. The lesson will inform students about the environmental movement and allow them to understand the importance and reasons behind creating the first Earth Day. Students complete independent research about an
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Black STEM Leaders Biography Bundle - Black STEM History
This biography bundle includes a presentation, biography poster set, quote poster set, choice board handout, Hidden Figures webquest, and research activity that make teaching about the life and legacy of Black STEM leaders easy and engaging! Also provided is a biography and quote poster set that is perfect for bulletin board or hallway displays! Posters are printable and provided in both color and black and white versions. Finally, this bundle includes biography sheets that can be used as worksh
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Teaching Strategies + Implementation Checklists
I spent months researching different classroom strategies that can be implemented in the classroom. In this bundle, you will receive ten high impact teaching strategies, five classroom management strategies, ten formative assessment strategies, and five strategies for embedding technology in instruction. Each strategy included comes with a checklist (s) to help guide you in implementation! All strategies were carefully researched!
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Women in Ag - Women's History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, it is important to remember the diverse contributors to the agricultural innovations and contributions we have today. In this activity, students will have the opportunity to identify and research key female contributors.How to use:Use as an introductory activity for the topic as independent work.Use for that emergency sub-plan day.Use in a flipped classroom as the “at home” work.Use as a make-up assignment or extra credit.Jigsaw assignment.What’s included:Fully
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THE AMAZON RAINFOREST ANIMALS Virtual Field Trip ADVENTURE + Worksheet
Hello! Welcome to ALL ABOUT BRAZIL: THE AMAZON RAINFOREST ANIMALS - Virtual Field Trip ADVENTURE + Videos + Worksheet!Are you looking for a fun and highly engaging way to teach about the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest? Look no further! this is the perfect resource for introducing students to the astonishing Amazon Rainforest animal species. Students will learn about the rainforest's characteristics and embark on an adventurous virtual field trip to get to know 12 exotic and curious animals. Finally
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National Park Survival Guide
This Survival Guide download includes a template for a National Park survival guide, research checklist, and an extra credit opportunity. This product goes along with the Pearson Realize curriculum Unit 2 Inquiry Based Project. All products are in Google docs and can be easily edited to suit your needs.Thank you for your interest, enjoy!
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Mini Research Solar System Project Instructions
This is an activity for grades 5 and up that lets students explore their own part of the solar system. It does require that students have a way to research their given part of the solar system. Included are a list of the parts, question prompts for the research, writing expectations, and the final activity of the kids making a physical representation of their part through either a drawing or coloring sheet. No mess, all the fun!
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Grant Proposal STEAM Institute/Club
This grant proposal was awarded to create a STEAM Institute at my elementary school, however this proposal writing is sophisticated enough to be useful for middle school and high school programs as well. My hope is that this exemplar may be useful to you as you develop your own informal program that will benefit the students of your school and of your community. Please feel free to use the language of this grant as needed or the general framework to support your argument to the grant decision-ma
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Environmental/Life Science Environmental Disaster Final Project - End of Year
Environmental Science Final Project The students will be able to:Research and present information about a current or past environmental disaster related to one of the topics we have learned in aquatic or land ecosystemsSome examples include: Amazon deforestation, Coral reef bleaching & Love Canal disasterThis project includes the project description, rubric, and "magazine" template using Google slides. It can easily be assigned for students to complete virtually. Great for use in an environm
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Forensics True Crime Wrongful Conviction Student Research Case Activity
Since the advent of DNA in the field of Forensic Science in the 1980s, scientific analysis has help solve many cases and bring justice for those who have been wrongfully convicted. This student research activity is a great addition to your Forensic Science course and a great way to have students apply what they have learned in your class. The students will learn about the amazing nonprofit group, "The Innocence Project," and research deeper into a case of their choice. The lives of innocent men
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PBS Nova Labs: Evolution Lab
Lab used to show evidence of evolution for the first 3 missions.
Zoo Day Virtual Field Trip
Zoo Virtual Field Trip-polar bear-penguin-harbor seal-arctic wolf-giraffe-elephant-rhino-cheetah-zebra-lion-hyena-gorilla-black bear-alligator-bald eagle-manatee-beaver-monarch butterfly-great horned owl-bison-Zoo brain break**if the slideshow does not support the video links please use this one**https://www.canva.com/design/DAGFPxrYBHM/yW9HeNGpE3AGEkKWHGw6rg/view?utm_content=DAGFPxrYBHM&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor
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State Biome Investigation - ENR
Embark on a fascinating journey through the diverse landscapes of our planet with the State Biome Investigation. This educational product is designed to engage young minds in hands-on exploration of the biome found right in their backyard. This can be customized for any location, from the lush forests of the Pacific Northwest to the arid deserts of the Southwest, students will learn about the unique characteristics and ecosystems of their home biome.How to use:Use as an introductory activity fo
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Natural History Museum of Utah Scavenger Hunt
A fun scavenger hunt for your students that need some extra structure when going through the museum! Each exhibit is covered so that students are encouraged to see as much as they possibly can. You can choose to grade it, reward the team that got the most done correctly, or review it as a class and send it home with your students so they can share with their parents what exactly they learned. Some the pictures and sketches make for great memories too!
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Biodiversity Threats Webquest
What's it about?The goal of this webquest is to help students understand the importance of biodiversity and the threats facing it, as well as the conservation efforts being taken to protect it. Through research and creating an infographic, students will develop a deeper understanding of these issues and be inspired to take action to protect biodiversity.Students will explore four case studies about specific ecosystems and species that are under threat, through reading materials and videos.They w
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Extinct Animals. Research. Project. Presentation. PPTx. ESL. EFL. ELA.
Students research one of 20 extinct animals featured. After completing their research and filling in the template, they can present to the group or class, more information about their extinct animal. *Includes a blank template which students can use to research their own animal they've chose. Also, includes a beautiful presentation for each animal with facts and also a pptx about currently endangered animals. (click the icon to download seperately). A great opportunity and lesson to talk about
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Gyotaku Handout
This is a handout I created for my gyotaku printmaking lesson.
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AFRICAN ANIMALS: Elephant - PowerPoint presentation
INDIVIDUAL ANIMAL PRESENTATIONS, contain further information, more photos and possible video snippets. This POWERFUL, INTERACTIVE presentation makes the reader and or listeners … THINK!Questions are asked continually thus engaging the reader; responses come naturally. Original photos enhance and support the text. Comprehension skills expand through application of applying what is read to photo verification.Greatly enhances group discussions.Students when, encouraged to write down words they do n
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Quantitative and Qualitative Data Tracking Sheet
This is a data tracking sheet that will allow students to track qualitative, quantitative, and measurement data.
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Unveiling Magic in ch.1 of Harry Potter book#1 in a multi-disciplinary unit
Unveil the Magic of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" with this captivating multi-disciplinary unit!Expand your vocabulary with "The Remarkable Beginnings," Delve into character development as you read ch.1 Explore medieval markets in historyEngage in a thought-provoking Socratic SeminarDiscover patterns in wizarding mathUnlock the secrets of magical potions in scienceThen, put your engineering skills to the test with the thrilling Sorting Hat Tower ChallengeThis unit offers a diverse rang
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Farm to Table Research Project.
This project was designed to have my Foods students trace the origin of their food from start to finish. There are a few pre-work questions that are specific to Squamish, BC. Just change that name to your own location. The marking rubric is included. You may allow students to choose beyond the listed food and drink items if you so desire.
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Worksheet for the movie Hidden Figures
A 3 page worksheet (20 questions) to be completed after watching the movie Hidden Figures, that encourages students to reflect on what is was like to work with science in the 1950s. This editable resources includes bonus questions that reflect on racism, that can be modified by the user. Includes an answer key
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Taxonomy Quick-Search
Using a search engine, students will research the proper taxonomy for an organism of their choosing.This quick, 10 minute activity is most useful after students have been introduced to taxonomy, hierarchical classification, and binomial nomenclature.This is a fully-editable Google Doc.
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