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Elementary Successful Student & Successful Teacher Activity
This activity is great for the first day or first week of school. There are choices in the product for how you want to do this activity. Students brainstorm what makes a successful student or a successful teacher. You may choose to do one or both of the lessons! Lesson ideas and directions are also included. Please see the preview!
Grades:
K - 8th
Cupones de premios - Reward Coupons in Spanish
In this set of coupons has 70 different rewards. You will be receiving four versions of the coupons for your convenience. (full sheet, half sheets, fourths and eighths.) Your kiddos will love them!All you have to do is print them on cardstock, laminate them, and cut them. After all, students will be returning them when they redeem them…These are the rewards:-Lector fabuloso-Mejor asistente-A bailar-Amigo especial-El científico-De líder a líder-Aprender agusto-Pies relajados-Sin zapatos-Léenos-E
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
Q-Chart Inquiry: Forming Strong Questions
Easy, no-prep, Q-chart encourages inquiry skills. Perfect for all grade and subjects!Great for:Encouraging student inquiryImproving student questioning skillsIntended for:Grades 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12Junior/Intermediate grades, middle school, high schoolIncludes:PDF file Contact me for Word file
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Classroom Management Studying Math is Different *DISTANCE LEARNING
Studying Math is DifferentPRINT and DIGITAL * * Makes distance planning so much easier!How do you study math? Do your students know how to study math? Many students think they know math concepts, but when it comes to actually doing math, they discover they don't know how to do the math and they don't know how to study math. Studying math is different from other subjects because math involves procedural knowledge. Students must understand the procedures and apply the procedures. My Studying
Grades:
4th - 12th
Hurricane Katrina and Federalism Case Study Review
Students analyze federalism with a case study of Hurricane Katrina Investigative Internet Research Questions. Students will find resources and information from online examples in their open-ended responses that explain and analyze federalism comparing the challenges and remedies it offers the American government's current political systems organization and distribution of multilevel governmental authority in powers to respond to declaration of emergencies crisis of national level proportions. 3
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Grades:
10th - 12th
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