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Free high school critical thinking algebra 2 webquests
Evaluating Online Sources: Credible vs. Untrustworthy Websites
In this activity, students will consider six different websites and must decide whether they are credible or not. These decisions will be made through the use of a checklist that awards/ takes away points based on the presence or lack of certain criteria in the website (has an author, does not have external links, etc.). This is a great, engaging, and low-pressure activity to help refresh, review, or introduce media literacy!This download comes with:- Links to six websites for students to consid
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7th - 12th
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Compound Interest (Exponential Growth) Project
Students will use compound interest to determine if a college fund that was started for them as a baby will cover all of the expenses once it is time to go to college.
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9th - 12th
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Build a Computer Worksheet | Computer Tech
Teach your students the parts of a computer with this interactive webquest. Students will be given a budget of $750 and will need to search newegg.com or another online marketplace in search of parts to build their perfect computer while staying in budget.
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6th - 9th
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Circuit Training - Solving Equations with Parentheses - Distributive Property
Circuit Trainings are a great self-paces exercise, especially in the mathematics classroom. Students answer the first question, and then find the solution elsewhere on the page to get to the next question. This worksheet focuses on algebra problems that force the student to use the distributive property to solve. Some problems require students to multiply two binomials together before they can solve.This worksheet was originally intended for use in Algebra 1.
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7th - 10th
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Wiki Racing: Brain Break Game
Are your students in need of a brain break or game-based warm up? Try introducing "Wiki Racing." Students will "race" each other from a starting Wikipedia page to an ending Wikipedia page. Pages can be related (like flour to pasta) or completely unrelated (like cheese to Kevin Bacon). This is a great activity to showcase your students' individual thinking patterns and problem solving skills.
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6th - 12th
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AVID WebQuest (Editable - Introduction to AVID for students)
This is an editable WebQuest to help get students acquainted with the AVID program. It asks students to explore the AVID website to find out what AVID means, its mission, its history, and its impact on students! Your AVID students are sure to learn a lot about the program by completing this activity!Note: There is a question that asks students to view the AVID Impact by State for Florida, but this is easily editable by simply deleting Florida and replacing it with your state
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6th - 12th
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Back to School Critical Thinking Activity: Did I cheat? Round 1
Back to school activities are a great time to teach critical thinking.Plus, you could win a $100 TpT gift card (grand prize) !!! The current $500 in TpT gift card giveaway is ROUND 2: Psst. I'm lying. ⭐ There is a NEW VERSION:CLICK HERE to go to the current challenge.This product page is for the original Did I Cheat slideshow lesson (Round 1). You can still teach this critical thinking lesson for free. Read more: ***************************************ABOUT THE Educircles "DID I CHEAT" challenge
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6th - 10th
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Algebra 2 Web Scavenger Hunt
Web scavenger Hunt for Algebra 2 students. Worksheet has 5 websites and activities to do on each of them. Webquest. Activities include Graphing, Vocabulary, Study Skill, Math History.
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7th - 12th
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Figuring Out Tone, Mood, and Character
This activity reviews tone and mood. The students will practice these skills by watching an original movie trailer, watching a remade movie trailer, and through excerpts from books/poems.
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8th - 12th
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The Quadratic Function - WebQuest Intervention (Follow up lesson)
Follow up lesson of the Quadratic function and its graphThis is a WebQuest Activity + digital task cards on google formsObjective: This is a follow up lesson for students that didn't quite understand the concept of the the quadratic function the first time it was introduced in class.Includes:The topic covered:1. The quadratic function and its graph (parabola)2. The quadratic equation3. The quadratic function in vertex form, f(x) = a(x - h)^(2) + k4. The discriminant in the quadratic equation
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11th - 12th
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Exploiting the It Girl: The Powerful Portrayal of Famous Women in Mass Media
Young people deserve better education on celebrity media. Exploiting the It Girl seeks to educate high school students on the history of celebrity media, specifically the exploitation of famous women in media, and how that media is tailored to influence young people's views, behaviors, and self-esteem. We thought it best to format this project as a website with collections of historical research, media examples, primary artifacts, and education resources, such as worksheets, lecture slides, and
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8th - 12th
Business Education Current Events - 2020 Q3 & Q4 | FREE!
This is a current events activity that can be used as an anytime lesson with business students! Learn more about it by watching this video. With download, you will receive three versions of the activity so that you can choose which works best for you and your students. You will receive a PowerPoint, PDF, and link to make a copy of the Google Slides (found in the Teacher Directions file).--------Don’t forget to EARN FREE STUFF! Collect your TpT credits by reviewing and commenting on purchased pr
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Euclid Worksheet/Answers Webquest
This worksheets will ask students to go to a website and answer questions about everyone's favorite father of Geometry, Euclid.This is a short assignment, designed to either give the students a seat work assignment, or an easier homework night.
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8th - 12th
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Media Literacy
This worksheet is a quick introduction to the concept of media literacy for high school students. It is a self-guided worksheet that can be used by itself or as an entry task to get students ready for a class discussion on the issue. Computer or iPad access required.
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9th - 12th
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Systems of Equations
This activity can be used any time before or during the topic of systems of equations. It exists as a method for engaging learners into solving systems of equations using a fun, visual activity.
If a class has one-to-one capability (each student has either a cell phone or online capable internet device), send students to an interactive webpage (provided) If not, print out or project the given problem. Have students work in teams of two for cooperative learning opportunities.
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7th - 12th
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Reconstruction: A Long Road to Equality -- Examination of Post-Civil War America
Many teachers find teaching the post-Civil War era to be uninspiring, but maybe it's because they don't examine the perspective of the newly freed Black men and women and their fulfillment of an America that guarantees that "all men are created equal" -- and free.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Organizing Tool - To Do List
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I hope this free download helps you organize your day! I know it can be so difficult to keep track of all the small details, and make sure you account for all those tasks that you have done! For all Related Service providers, teachers, parents, and even our students, this quick form puts it all in one place, and is basic enough for a long term organizational solution!
As with all of The Organizing OT products, I greatly welcome feedback
Grades:
6th - 12th, Staff
Be a grown up! budget register
Complete this budget to see if you could handle being an adult... Thank you for purchasing my product.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Rawls Model Cross Curricular Higher Level Thinking Vocabulary strategy ~FREEBIE~
Vocabulary building strategy that expands word knowledge and requires high level thinking skills across curriculums. The Rawls Model is a techniques that requires students to define vocabulary words or concepts and apply this information by generating examples and real life connections...
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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