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Learning Styles Inventory - Learning Style Questionnaire Quiz Activity Project
This Student Survey of Learning Styles and Learning Style Quiz focuses on the theory of multiple intelligences, and is a great for Back to School project - these learning styles activities teach students all about key learning types like auditory, visual, and kinesthetic, as well as right and left brain dominance. A learning styles assessment (with learning styles quiz and marking key) are included. Do you want to teach your students in the most effective way possible? Get to know their indivi
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Instagram IG Post Template Worksheet
With this Instagram IG template, students can create their own post about whatever topic you are covering in your class.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Social Media Summaries
With our tech-savvy students using so many different types of social media, this graphic organizer incorporates social media (no computer necessary) and summarizing. The Flex Post Summaries can be used in any subject area (a chapter in a history text book, chapter summaries in a novel, etc.) to assist students in pulling out the main idea and details to create a one-sentence summary of their reading and learning. Students are limited to only 140 characters (spaces included). This graphic orga
Grades:
4th - 12th
Types:
Summary Poster
Use this Common Core alligned poster as a guide for your students when writing summaries in any subject area. SUM is an acronym that includes:
S: Shorter than the text
U: Using your own words
M: Main ideas only
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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Thinking Routine: I used to think... Now I think...
Purpose: What does this routine make you think about? It helps you think about a topic and how your thoughts have changed.Application: When can you use it? Use it when your thoughts change after learning something new, watching a movie, talking in class, or at the end of a unit.Launch: How to start? Tell students this helps them think about the topic and how their thoughts have changed over time. Here's how:1. Think about what you used to think.2. Think about what you think now.3. Share with oth
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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