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Middle school informational text webquests for Microsoft PowerPoint
Crazy Horse Sioux Hero and Memorial Hyperdoc Lesson using Google Slides
This is a HyperDoc lesson on the Sioux hero, Crazy Horse. It explores the life and legacy of Crazy Horse and the current Crazy Horse Memorial. It centers around the question: Would Chief Crazy Horse approve the construction of the Crazy Horse Memorial? Students are guided on a journey where they explore numerous sources in order to evaluate whether Crazy Horse would be approving of the current memorial. There's also two slides for early finishers where they can compare and contrast Mount Rushmor
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Source Analysis: The Battles of Lexington and Concord Graphic Organizer
What REALLY happened when the "shot heard round the world" was fired?
Who fired it?
Who won?
Students will analyze a variety of primary and secondary sources to try and determine the answer to those questions, and, since it is hard to determine what REALLY happened, they will learn a valuable lesson about historical perspective.
This Powerpoint includes an editable chart with links to
1) a map of Boston, 1775
2) A battle animation
3) a video and article from The History Channel
4) a PBS vi
Grades:
7th - 12th, Adult Education
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NonFiction VS Fiction Text
Powerpoint introducing what fiction and nonfiction (informational text) are! As well as what the difference is between them!
Grades:
1st - 6th
Introduction to Fake News (Lesson & Activity/Assessment)
This slide-based lesson is a rundown of Fake News basics. It includes a brief assessment at the end that teachers can go through with their students, or that students can go through on their own. It aims to answer the following questions:-What is Fake News?-What kinds of Fake News are there?-How good is my Fake News radar?This can be fit within 30 minutes or extended into a longer, more exploratory lesson. It is excellent as a supplement to any research-based unit, such as argumentative writing
Grades:
6th - 12th
How to Access and Conduct a Database Search (Global Issues in Context)
How to Access and Conduct a Database Search
(Global Issues in Context)
A 13 page PowerPoint presentation on how to access and conduct a search on a library database.
This specific PowerPoint is for the database – Global Issues in Context (GIC).
A step by step guide that can be presented to a class as a lesson, or used as a self-directed lesson by students.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Staff
Solar System and Planet Scavenger Hunt
This product is intended for independent work and discovery. Students explore the planets in the solar system by delving deep into the facts from Nasa Science. Students answer questions directly stated in the text to learn more about each planet.
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
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Frog Finders: Amazing Frogs Around the World
Frog Finders: A resource for classroom or online learningThis frog finder virtual tour introduces students to five fantastic frogs found in different habitats and world locations. Children are guided to explore and use critical and creative thinking skills through a variety of activities included within each frog introduction. Each of the five frogs are presented with basic information about the species, their Claim to Fame, and a set of web quest links which support activities and offer more ex
Olympics Research Power Point Project
This is a short research power point project that the students can do on the Olympics. It utilizes several websites and incorporates technology.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Virtual Field Trip to the Marquesas Islands
This PPT can be converted into a Google doc for students to edit. Online learning, guided online research about the Marquesas Islands!
Grades:
4th - 6th
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Special Abilities
Learning disorders, medical conditions and issues at home are accompanied by stereotypes and assumptions that may adversely impact a young person throughout his or her formative years. This lesson attempts to engender respect for the unique obstacles and various solutions that can help or hinder students from reaching their full potential.In baseball, teammates must be aware of each other’s strengths and weaknesses. More importantly, they must support each other on the field of play. Using baseb
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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