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Women's History Month forensics graphic organizers for Microsoft Word
JonBenet Ramsey Documentary Viewing Guide - Forensics
This document is a graphic organizer to be use while showing a documentary on the JonBenet Ramsey murder case. I used the 20/20 special in my Forensic Science class, but this worksheet is generic and there are several options for the choice of media. While this organizer can technically be used for any crime video, as it asks for a list of suspects and supporting evidence, it also asks for mistakes made throughout the investigation, which were plentiful in that particular case.As an editable w
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8th - 12th
Also included in: HUGE Forensic Science Bundle
Microbe Disease Detective
FUN way to have students explore the world of disease transfer. Be a detective analyzing what happened one day at the zoo. My students tell me this is one of their favorite activities for the year.
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4th - 7th
What is Forensic Anthropology? Non-Fiction Article
Forensic Anthropology Introduction article. This unit was a unit piloted from the state.
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6th - 12th
Warmup/Bell Ringer
Another name for warmup is a bell ringer and is a short question that engages students in a daily routine to help them transition from one class to another. The question can be content driven to activate prior knowledge, review the day prior or simply a fun question. This routine allows teachers to take attendance, check in with students, etc. It is recommended that warmups take between 3-5 minutes.
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6th - 12th
Arson Carousel Notes
These are carousel notes which go with the free powerpoint! You must download the FREE powerpoint in order to use these!!
Are you tired of students sitting down just staring at you while you are going over notes? If so, I created a carousel activity that goes with the Free Arson powerpoint in order to have students take charge of their learning!! All you need to do is print the slides in color and have your students rotate throughout the room!
Students will rotate throughout the room and compl
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9th - 12th
Forensic Science in the Media Analysis- Video Jigsaw Activity & CSI effect CER
During this activity, students will use evidence to support the CSI effect in a CER paragraph. This activity is editable, and no prep is needed. Students will watch videos from Fauxrensics - YouTube to learn about how much of what they see in the media is real. Students will watch, analyze, and share what they've learned about real life Forensic techniques from these videos.The students will choose which videos they want to watch and analyze. Then, the students will share what they've learned wi
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7th - 12th
When Sue Found Sue Biography Book Activity
A short activity to use with the biography picture book "When Sue Found Sue" by Toni Buzzeo. Great for women's history month, studies on Biographies, and anything to do with DINOSAURS! I printed this 2 page document letter size, double sided. So students would have each have a half page- one side with the dinosaur image & space to write their name, and on the back, the activity for them to draw. (Saves paper- and it was a nice compact size for a little library activity) You could easily edit
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PreK - 3rd
Reform Movements of the 1850s: Led up to the Civil War.
The assigned activity is a note catcher and chart for an 8th grade US History class that educates students on the reform movements of the 1850s. The note catcher prompts students to take notes on the goals, key leaders, tactics, and influence of four major reform movements: abolitionist, temperance, women's rights, and education reform. The chart summarizes the same information in a table format without providing the answers. Students are expected to complete the activity during one class period
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8th - 12th
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A League of Their Own Historical Connections Prompts
This worksheet includes four prompts that students can choose from in order to connect the events of the film A League of Their Own to real historical events of the time period. This was used in a History Through Film high school elective class following the viewing of the film. Grades 10-12.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: A League of Their Own Unit Material
"The Queen" Movie Guide and Lessons
Did you know that Queen Elizabeth II turned 90? Are you planning to show the movie about her? Use this guide to teach your students about the Royal Family, and of course the queen. There are 9 tasks for students to complete as they watch the movie. The tasks contain questions for analysis, graphic organizers, and characters identification. The lesson may take two weeks to teach depending on the length of your class period. Created in Microsoft Word to allow you to edit an add your own questions
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Energy in the Atmosphere Doodle Notes and Key (PDF and Editable Version)
Guided notes about Energy in the Atmosphere for students to fill out. Key and editable version included.
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6th - 12th
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Revisiting the Four Waves of Feminism in US History
In "Revisiting the Four Waves of Feminism in US History," students are required to read about developments in the history of feminism from 1848 to the present and then take notes based on subheadings from a very user-friendly website. This activity has proven to be a useful tool in the writing of essays, exams, projects, reports, quizzes, and tests, and it is an excellent way for students to engage in on-line learning.
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9th - 12th
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Graphic Organizers - Women's History - Frontloading
Using Graphic Organizers to Frontload Longer TextsTo prepare students for reading longer texts, frontloading with a graphic organizer is a useful tool. In this document, the first page begins with the introductory paragraph and a graphic organizer. This organizer can be recreated for other non-fiction/informational texts to engage students before reading. First present the first paragraph with the graphic organizer. Have students complete the organizer and then discuss with a partner or in tria
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7th - 9th
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Forensic Science Choice Board
Forensic Science Choice Board! This can be used as an introduction to Forensic Science or edited to use with different topics.
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9th - 12th
Women's Suffragists/ Women's Rights Lesson plan
Women's Suffragists/ Women's Rights Lesson plan: Including notes, readings , graphic organizers on Susan B. Anthony, Carrie Chapman Catt, Alice Paul and Lucy Burns
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6th - 12th
Claudette Colvin and Rosa Parks Comparison Contrast Activity
Read the play about Claudette Colvin from Scholastic Scope November 2016 issue and the Rosa Parks article by Scholastic- Remembering Rosa Parks. Then compare the two famous African American Women and write an essay explaining why these two women are an important part of our history.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Women in Politics and Government
This is a graphic organizer to allow students to research modern female leaders (some controversial). It may be used as a jigsaw activity, small group activity or an individual assignment.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: Women’s History Month Resources
A League of Their Own Thematic Connections
Students responded to these questions after the completion of the film "A League of Their Own." This was used in a History Through Film Analysis high school elective class. Grades 10-12.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: A League of Their Own Unit Material
Pebble Go First Lady Report Package
Pebble Go First Lady Report Package consists of ten two-part reading and writing exercises that allows primary students to conduct research on Pebble Go. Students have the option of answering questions related to the early life, life’s work, later years, and contributions of Abigail Adams, Barbara Bush, Dolley Madison, Eleanor Roosevelt, Hillary Clinton, Jacqueline Kennedy, Martha Washington, Melania Trump, and/or Michelle Obama. These responses are placed into boxes in rough to allow for editin
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2nd - 4th
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Women's Suffrage Graphic organizer of prominent figures
Women;s Suffrage Graphic organizer of prominent figures: Susan B Anthony, Carrie Chapman Catt, Lucy Burns, and Alice Paul
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Claim, Evidence and Reasoning Organizer
Students will learn what a scientific claims, evidence, and reasoning look like from examples and qualifiers at the top of the handout. At the bottom of the handout they have to make their own. Feel free to be creative with this and have them respond to a question or a prompt your design or for higher level thinking - one they come up with/current event.
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6th - 12th
Second Grade Research Graphic Organizers
Second Grade Research Graphic Organizers
This bundle includes two second grade research graphic organizers:
Famous Women Graphic Organizers
Organism Graphic Organizer
These graphic organizers utilize 6 boxes to take notes about a famous woman or organism. They can be used as a stand-alone activity to learn note-taking or to be used in conjunction with research writing and/or presentations.
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2nd
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Women's History Month- Female WWII Fighters: The Original Fly Girls
This goes with the text. It is available on www.commonlit.org. You must create a free account to access the story.
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6th - 12th
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Pebble Go Harriet Beecher Stowe Report
Pebble Go Harriet Beecher Stowe Report consists of a two-part reading and writing exercise that allows primary students to conduct research on Pebble Go. Students answer questions related to this famous woman’s early life, life’s work, later years, and contributions. These responses are placed into boxes in rough to allow for editing and revising. The edited and revised responses are then combined into a formal report on a separate page. This activity has served as an excellent way to introduce
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2nd - 4th
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