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Library skills Common Core RH.6-8.8 resources
CHANGE MAKERS: A Black History Biography Inquiry and Research Project Unit
Looking to build information literacy skills in your middle schoolers? This engaging 36 page/slide Black History Inquiry biography research unit will allow students to gain practice in several library and research skills:using a six step inquiry-based research processPulling information from nonfiction textGathering informationAnswering inquiry based questionsFormulating their own questionsNavigating the features of an online encyclopediaSummarizing and paraphrasing informationCiting sourcesDigi
Grades:
6th - 8th
Also included in:Â Middle School Library Research Skills Mega Bundle!
CHANGE MAKERS: Asian American Pacific Islander Biography Inquiry Research Unit
Looking to build information literacy skills in your middle schoolers? This engaging 36 page/slide Asian American & Pacific Islander Inquiry biography research unit will allow students to gain practice in several library and research skills:using a six step inquiry-based research processPulling information from nonfiction textGathering informationAnswering inquiry based questionsFormulating their own questionsNavigating the features of an online encyclopediaSummarizing and paraphrasing infor
Grades:
6th - 8th
Scott O’Dell Historical Fiction Award 2003-2024 Winners Digital Book BINGO
Scott O’Dell Historical Fiction Award2003-2024 Winners Digital Book BINGOwith Google Slide Student Book BINGO BoardsWant to encourage your students to discover and explore historical fiction? Do you use Accelerated Reader, OR have other book quiz options available? This EDITABLE Google Slide Book BINGO activity, integrating technology, social studies/history, and reading, can be an engaging way for students to continue to build confidence and stamina as independent readers and continue to develo
Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in:Â Social Studies Children's Literature Digital Book BINGO Bundle
Image Copyright Do's and Don'ts
Image Copyright Do’s and Don’ts is a twelve-page overview (easily consumed even in a teacher’s limited time) of copyright issues all students should be familiar with as they relate to the use of online images. The lesson includes an Essential Question and Big Idea, average time required to complete, suggested appropriate grade level, suggested teacher preparation, and assessment strategies. The six topics covered include: Digital privacy, Copyrights, Digital law and plagiarism, Hoaxes, Writing
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Not Grade Specific
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Finding Reliable Websites! Source Evaluation Graphic Organizer using CRAAP Test
Researching with middle and high schoolers can be a huge headache. How many times have you said, "Google is not a source!" or "No, you cannot use Wikipedia!"If you haven't used the C.R.A.A.P. test before, it is time to start! Developed by a University of California librarian, it evaluates a source based on five different categories: currency, relevance, authority, accuracy, and purpose. This graphic organizer guides students through evaluating a website using the CRAAP test to tell if a source i
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Your State Government - Group Gallery Walk Informational Poster Project
This project was designed to introduce your students to the basics of their individual state's government: their congressmen & women, representatives, and the key issues of their state. This project is great for introduction, review, sub-plans, homework, or extra credit opportunities!See this product on my AmpedUpLEarning.com store for only $4! ;)This product includes the following:Bell-ringer AND exit-slip prompts and templatesPrintable student handouts/instructionsHelpful links (BOTH activ
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6th - 12th
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Fact vs Opinion & Scientific Method: Critical Thinking & Media Literacy Lesson
This editable Powerpoint presentation allows you to choose how deep of a dive to take with your students to teach them about fact vs opinion. The lesson includes information on the following topics: How to differentiate between facts and opinions (Includes sample practice questions & answers). How ideas can become facts using the scientific method. Why we sometimes have to trust experts and how to evaluate sources of information. Links to current events and why stating misinformation as an o
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Banned Book Lesson
This editable lesson includes Cornell Notes, 3 Google Slides decks modified for grade level and comprehension level, a lesson plan and an extension activity. Use this teach your students about intellectual freedom and the right to read.
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5th - 9th
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Jewish American Heritage Month Literature Digital Book BINGO
Jewish American Heritage Month LiteratureDigital Book BINGOwith Google Slide Student Book BINGO BoardsWant to encourage your students to discover and explore the contributions and experiences of Jewish Americans throughout our nation’s history? Do you use Accelerated Reader, OR have other book quiz options available? This EDITABLE Google Slides Book BINGO activity, integrating technology, history, and reading, can be an engaging way to continue to expand your students’ experience with a variety
Grades:
4th - 8th
Nations in North and South America
An interactive and easy to research formatted worksheet. 23 countries from North America and 12 countries from South America as well as 3 spare sheets in case there are mistakes. Great independent research activity that the whole class can work independently on.
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5th - 8th
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