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4th grade study skills resources for Microsoft OneDrive
The Truth about Fidget Toys: Guided Notes & Sensory Survey
Have your students joined the fidget toy craze?! Use this set of guided notes to present your students with the evidence behind fidget toys - sensory learning! Via guided notes, provide students with the benefits of multi-sensory learning and its connection to fidget toys. Follow up your notes with a sensory survey - a chance for students to see the sense they favor most! In this lesson students will continue to understand that fidget toys are not toys at all, and instead are helpful tools inten
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4th - 12th
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New Year Goals & Resolutions FREE Editable NYE Selfie Activity Digital Google
with this FREE activity, Students can fill out their New Year's goals and resolutions on this digital & printable sheet. Digital version in Google Slides. Students can draw a photo of themselves on the cell phone, and write about their photo on the lines.Or assign the Google Slides version (convert to Powerpoint) and give for a back to school activity. This is great for technology / computer class. Students can take a selfie with their computer & add it to the phone. Then type out their
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1st - 4th
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Goal-Setting Notebook for OneDrive - Goals, Data Tracking, Distance Learning
This Goal-Setting Notebook for OneDrive allows students to set goals, track data, create action plans, reflect on their learning, and monitor progress in the classroom. This digital goal setting notebook works in OneDrive and as an Editable PowerPoint. It includes a small data portfolio, checklists, graphs, and data reflection sheets that helps students start setting academic and behavior goals. The Goal-Setting Notebook for OneDrive includes these features:Table of ContentsLong-Term GoalsWeekly
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3rd - 7th
The Truth about Fidget Toys: Guided Notes & Experiment
Have your students joined the fidget toy craze?! Use this set of guided notes to teach your kids what a fidget toy really is! Have them experiment through hands-on learning to determine what is the most helpful/harmful fidget toy. In this lesson students will begin to understand that fidget toys are not toys at all, and instead are helpful tools intended to help us as learners! This activity is accessible in both printable and digital formats. My students preferred completing it on Microsoft One
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4th - 12th
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Digital Monitoring Project: Screen Time Tracking
Let's get digital, digital!A 2016 study found that on average, Americans get their first smartphone at just 10-years-old! Teaching high school, I've come to see that most of my students have newer and nicer cell phones than I do. Is this a problem? No. The issue lay in their obsession and reliance on their phones - even when sitting next to who they want to be texting. Thus, this project was born. A tool asking students to track and monitor just how much of their time they spend on their phones.
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4th - 12th
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