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Earth Day other (ELA) scaffolded note videos
Latitude & Weather Bundle
Earth Systems, Structures, & Processes UnitThis unit is so much fun across any grade level! I used this lesson in elementary and middle school.How does latitude effect weather?What does weather look like at the equator? The poles?How do seasons differ in the Northern & Southern Hemispheres?Student-friendly videos included.Great note-taking guide
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3rd - 10th
Artificial Intelligence "Year Million" Documentary Discussion Questions
"Year Million" is a six-part docu-drama from National Geographic, explores what it will be like to be human 1 million years into the future. This product provides 10 discussion questions based on the first episode. Each question starts with quoted material from the documentary, includes a time stamp of when that quote is stated, and then proposes a question for students to consider and respond to. When I use this in class, I pause the video after each question, allow students time to respond on
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9th - 12th
Civil War/Stowe/Cummings Background Videos & Guided Questions
Directions: While watching the introduction videos, keep the following focus questions in mind. Typing out a response to each question is not required, but active participation in our discussion is expected.Video 1: Causes of the Civil WarVideo 2: Who is Harriet Beecher Stowe?NPR Interview: American Dirt author, Jeanine CumminsThis activity sets the stage to cover texts during the pre Civil War era. A key for the questions pertaining to the first video is included in the preview as a screenshot.
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9th - 12th
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Existentialism and Nihilism in Batman (Viewing Guide Questions)
I use this activity as a followup to my existential and nihilist powerpoints in Eng III. We watch "The Killing Joke" cartoon movie as a primer before we delve into texts. I find students are able to relate to these themes better though familiar superhero archetypes. I start the movie at about 30 min, after the Batgirl intro (it serves no purpose). We stop at the movie times posted, and I allow students a few minutes to discuss with me as a class and respond. Some movie times are not exact (with
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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