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High school study skills resources for Microsoft OneDrive
FREE Editable Syllabus Template for High School for PowerPoint and Google Drive
Take the hassle out of writing your high school syllabus! This FREE editable syllabus template for high school is formatted for both Microsoft PowerPoint® and Google Drive®. Also included is an Extra Credit Application: the ultimate solution to last-minute extra credit requests from students! Included with this FREE Editable Syllabus Template:✏️ Editable High School Syllabus - Microsoft PowerPoint® and Google Docs® ✏️ Example of Completed Syllabus Template ✏️ Extra Credit Application Form -
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9th - 12th
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CCSS:
Summarizing Nonfiction Text Writing an Abstract Reading Comprehension PowerPoint
How to write a 25-word summary PowerPoint lesson. Students demonstrate their reading comprehension using a 25-Word Abstract Summarizing Activity to find the main idea in expository text and summarize it! Use close reading and cooperative group evaluation to write a terrific summary of expository text. This PowerPoint will help teachers scaffold the process of summarization. Notes to the teacher for lesson guidance are in the note section below each slide. With this lesson, students will learn mo
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: Nonfiction Vocabulary and Structure Bundle - Grades 4 - 8
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
Grades:
4th - 12th
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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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The Truth about Fidget Toys: Design & Feasibility
Have your students joined the fidget toy craze?! Use this guided experience to have your students generate brilliant ideas that produce "true" fidget toys! Encourage the class to create ideas using unique perspectives and styles. Demonstrate the rationale and importance of looking at the big picture, and have major fun along the way!This activity is accessible in both printable and digital formats. My students preferred completing it on Microsoft OneNote and made their notes/marks with Microsoft
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6th - 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.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Sell Phone Project Document
Chapter wise introductionobjectivestructureproblem definitionpurposed solutionsoftware requirement specificationdocument conventionoverall description user interfaceshardware and software interfacessystem featuresuser loginfunctional requirementperformance requirement
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Parts of a Check: Guided Notes & Practice
Are your students ready to rock their independence!? Use this awesome resource to introduce checking writing in your classroom! Through color-coded definitions and correlating sections on a check, students are provided with direct models that they can use independently again and again!This activity is accessible in both printable and digital formats. My students preferred completing it on Microsoft OneNote and made their notes/marks with Microsoft Ink. A good way to use this as a printable would
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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