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Free Winter archaeology simulations
Don't Eat the Cookie! Inquiry Archaeology Lab
This lesson is a great hands on introduction to archaeology, and can be integrated into a variety of different Social Studies and Science units. Teach your students to think like an archaeologist by participating in sketching dig sites, and artifacts, excavating artifacts, evaluating the effects of excavation on a dig site, and the effectiveness of tools used in the excavation. What’s included in this resource: Teacher lesson planRelated vocabulary and definitionsInteractive lab worksheetLab as
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3rd - 6th
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Archaeology Dig - Distance Learning
Archaeology Dig: Create an exciting treasure hunt with household supplies and encourage kids to learn about archeology and chemistry.*********************************************************************************************************Customer Tips:Use this resource to get TPT credit to use on future purchases!*****Login and go to "My Purchases"**********Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button.**********Click it and leave a quick rating and short comment for the product.***
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K - 8th
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Winter Theme: Sledding *Green Screen* (or not) *video background
This freebie contains two jpegs and one video background for use in Zoom. The still shots contain visual prompts for "get ready, get set" and the video puts you snowtubing down a snowy mountain. You can use them without a green screen if you don't mind the lack of clarity. Use as a reinforcer or when students need a fun break!
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Winter Fun Performance Tasks Combo
Winter Fun Performance Tasks printables can be used as independent work or group work. It includes multiple steps of mathematical operations and decision making. The mathematical operations of addition and subtraction are necessary to complete the task. If your students are familiar with basic multiplication facts, these can be substituted for some of the repeated addition problems. The tasks can be completed in 1 day, however 2 days would allow students more time to use their critical thin
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2nd - 4th
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The Virtual Traveler: Virtual Tours for Educators, Students & Armchair Travelers
With the demise of Google VR Creator and Google Expeditions, there is a distinct lack of virtual tours for teachers to use in the classroom. This free resource attempts in some small way to address this lack. This "Lesson Plan" is an always-updated list of virtual tours that I have created during my time as an international school teacher. No more hunting around the internet, only to find that the tour you want has vanished. The tours may be used "as is" in a lesson plan (for example, to examin
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6th - 12th
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Finding the Diameter of Pottery
Learn how to think like an archaeologist! Sometimes only fragments of pottery are found, but the diameter of the original pottery can still be calculated. Learn how to measure the arch to determine the actual size of the pottery. *********************************************************************************************************Customer Tips:Use this resource to get TPT credit to use on future purchases!*****Login and go to "My Purchases"**********Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide F
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5th - 10th
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