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Back to School Common Core CCRA.L.2 research
High School Getting To Know You Project-Based Learning Bundle
This bundle combines several student-directed project-based learning resources that are perfect for back-to-school relationship-building. These high school get-to-know-you activities set the stage for personalized learning and a strong PBL culture.Help learners grow in intrapersonal awareness by exploring who they are while also learning about your students as unique individuals to maximize student-led PBL potential. There is also a great degree of authentic sharing involved in this resource, gi
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10th - 12th
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SHOE DESIGN INDEPENDENT PROJECT Based Learning Genius Hour Creative Arts NO PREP
This easy-to-follow, NO PREP, FULLY-EDITABLE resource gives you everything you need to have your students do a SHOE DESIGN INDEPENDENT PBL PROJECT! Simply print out or post the Student Directions, Student Answer Sheets, and Student Tracker and GO! Students will follow the Design Process/Creative Problem-Solving Cycle to Research, Brainstorm, Plan, Create, Share, and Evaluate to create a new type of shoe with special/unique characteristics. Editable Word documents, PDFs, and fillable Google Slide
Grades:
4th - 12th
FANTASY TEAM INDEPENDENT PROJECT Genius Hour Early Finisher PBL Research NO PREP
Students create their own Fantasy Team based on whatever interests them with this easy-to-follow, NO PREP, FULLY-EDITABLE resource! It gives you everything you need to have your students do a FANTASY TEAM INDEPENDENT PROJECT! Simply print out or post the Student Directions, Student Answer Sheets, and Student Tracker and GO! Students will follow the Design Process/Creative Problem-Solving Cycle to Research, Brainstorm, Plan, Create, Share, and Evaluate to create their own Fantasy Team! Editable W
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Introduction to British Literature: Itinerary Groupwork Project
I assign this project in the beginning of the course to expose students to Great Britain. They research and collaborate with group members about places to visit. Some students look for famous authors' houses. Some look for places to eat or landmarks. This gives me an opportunity to observe working habits, strengths, and weaknesses right away.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Writing Prompts for Back to School | Narrative, Opinion, How-To and Research |
September writing prompts! These back to school writing prompts can be used for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades. Plus..these writing prompts are designed around the common core expectations. Woo-Hoo! In this download you will find the following: Opinion Writing: Why do you like school?School themed pre-writing worksheet2 types of graphic organizers2 types of sloppy copy paper with an editing checklist printed on the front.2 types of school-themed final copy paper. How To Writing: How to be a 1st,
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1st - 3rd
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Also included in: Monthly Writing Prompts For The Year {The Bundle}
CURRENT EVENTS - 2020 Women's Soccer Gold - Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8
Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, Homeschool, Middle SchoolCurrent Events: Women's Soccer - A recount of the riveting game between Canada and Sweden where team Canada made history! It was not only the first gold for the Canadian women's soccer team, it was the first gold for a trans athlete!CONTENTSThis current events lesson includes: highlights of the game peppered with historical facts, images and a live link to game footage. Follow up activities include a 'press conference' wit
Grades:
5th - 9th
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Learn about Your School!
This printable PDF includes a graphic organizer and 10 questions for student to learn about their school. 1. The graphic organizer asks students to fill in facts about the school: name, location, # of students, and more! You can hang it up, if you wish! This would be more suited for younger grades as it does not ask them to delve too deeply about the school (the 10 questions do). 2. The 10 questions will require students to do some critical thinking and more research! Both help students to learn
Grades:
4th - 11th
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History and Design of our School Building - Distance Learning
Even if your school building hasn’t had much history, it would be interesting for students to research their building, and even interview former students with whom they are in touch. They may be able to find quotes about some of the planning in older minutes of School Committee meetings or town meetings. The current middle school where I work houses grades 5-8. When our building first opened, it was the new high school. Later, it became the middle school, but it didn’t always include grade
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6th - 9th
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