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Problem solving forensics graphic organizers for Easel Activities
End of Lesson Reflection | 54321 Countdown | Exit Ticket Evaluation
5, 4, 3, 2, 1... GO! Using simple countdown prompts to guide students, this resource allows your class to get on with reflecting on their lesson with clear starting and finishing points. Great as a plenary or an exit ticket. Edit the question prompts as needed!Includes...full-page versions and booklet versions of the prompt questionsfive different designs of bullet point - arrows, stars, circles, anchors and speech bubbleseditable PowerPoint version of the resourceThis product is also included i
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in:Â ENDLESS ELA BUNDLE | Middle & High School | Reading, Writing, Communication
STEM - Engineering Design Process Template
This graphic organizer template allows students to use the Engineering Design Process Steps to design, build, and test solutions to any problem.The template guides students through the following steps so that they can successfully design a solution to a problem they want to solve.Engineering Design Process Steps1. Ask - Define the problem2. Imagine - Brainstorm ideas3. Plan - Select a solution and sketch a prototype4. Create - Build a working model5. Test - Evaluate and test your model6. Impr
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 10th
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-3
Crime 360 Video Questions & Reaction Article for Forensics! Great SUB plan!
Product DescriptionWhat would you do if you were the defendant in a murder investigation and your case was presented on TV…. BEFORE your trial in court? The rise in popularity of real-life crime scene shows means this is a real possibility! In fact, it did happen to the defendant in the case shown on the popular A & E Show "Crime 360". Defense attorneys strengthened their case by asking for evidence shown in the TV show that they were not furnished by the prosecution in their case. My stu
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Anti Bullying ELA Discussion Worksheets with Guided Preparation and Prompts
Four detailed activity pages to help you guide your middle school students in preparation for a discussion about bullying. These step-by-step worksheets are ready-made, encourage deep thinking, and promote wider research before your kids sit down to talk!Save your own preparation time and make more effective use of theirs with pre-research critical thinking questions, research prompts, statements about bullying to evaluate and get their opinions rolling. Not only will your class 'bring receipts'
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in:Â Back to School BUNDLE | Purposeful Tasks and Activities | Build Rapport
Stranger Safety Practices: No - Go - Yell - Tell
This graphic organizer and activity presents an "easy to remember" model for children to follow when encountering strangers. The activity uses a stoplight design to illustrate the "no-go-yell-tell" stranger safety rules. Students read and complete sentences by referring to the picture below each sentence and then matching the color of the picture to the circle on the stoplight. Sign Safety Reading and Following Directions is a great follow up activity!
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 3rd
Perspective Activity | Woods vs Trees | Worries | Mental Health | SEL
Support social-emotional learning or start a conversation about mental health by prompting your students to explore their negative thoughts and emotions through the metaphor of trees. Great for Mental Health Awareness Month!Use in:one-to-one counselling sessionssmaller nurture groupswith classes to help students share their experiencesThis resource includes step by step instructions, interactive trees activity, and an optional reflection task in both US letter and UK A4 document sizes. ✨As this
Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in:Â ENDLESS ELA BUNDLE | Middle & High School | Reading, Writing, Communication
My STEM Challenge Booklet - Problem Solving Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer booklet allows students to use the Engineering Design Process Steps to design, build, and test solutions to any problem. It is specifically designed to be used in grades 3 thru 6 and includes student friendly language.The template guides students through the following steps so that they can successfully design a solution to any problem they want to solve. Try it! You and your students will have fun!Engineering Design Process Steps1. Ask - Define the problem2. Imagine - Ge
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 7th
NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-1
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Engineering Process Project Planner
Help students practice an intentional design process! Easy to differentiate by product or content, this planner helps you support individualized learning throughout any project. This graphic organizer guides students through the engineering process / design thinking process by intentionally having students Ask- Students identify a topic and constraintsResearch- Students connect their learning, background knowledge, or new information to the topic to better understand it.Imagine/Plan- Students pl
Subjects:
Grades:
K - 8th
NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
Also included in:Â Engineering Process Project Bundle
Free Student Assignment Sheet
This free student assignment checklist will help your students keep track of assignments and stay organized. This printable assignment worksheet is part of the Rainbow Student Planner. This student planner includes over 40 pages for planning, note taking, assignments, and staying organized that can also be used as a bullet journal!Use this printable assignment sheet for one student who needs extra help staying organized with assignments OR use it for your ENTIRE CLASS! I even use this planner
Subjects:
Grades:
10th - 12th
Strategies That Work For Me
Often students find strategies that work for them, talk about them and then forget about what works. This is a simple list for students or parents to refer to to help students keep good habits they are building.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Student Led Behavior Chart/ Goals
This chart is a great way to help with behavior management, while giving the student a chance to self reflect. I love this chart because it is a joint effort between the student and the educator. The student fills out their goal, and the teacher helps to track their progress. Once the allotted time is up, the student will then reflect on if they achieved their goal, and why or why not. I have attached an extra "example" of this chart with descriptors on how to use it!
Grades:
K - 5th
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