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Professional development worksheets for Easel Activities
Entrepreneurship Class for Kids!
In these changing times, innovation and adaptation to the world is crucial, and we think encouraging our students to create and think of solutions for real life problems is possible throughout entrepreneurship! Entrepreneurship 101 is the perfect lesson to start introducing your students to the world of businesses, creativity and innovation, through activities, games, and fun projects. This class includes:Class ManualEntrepreneurship 101 slidesPrintable WorksheetsEASEL Activity TriviaCertificate
Grades:
4th - 9th
Education System Documentary Discussion Questions (Education & Training)
These discussion questions compliment the Race to Nowhere 2010 documentary film featuring students, parents and teachers from across the United States discussing their personal experiences in the current education system. The film covers topics on student stress, standardized testing, homework, AP level courses, suicide, eating disorders, etc. This set of discussion questions allows for students to reflect on the film topics while the video plays or in group/class discussions. The discussion que
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Education and Training Movie & TV Activities Bundle
Computer Accessibility Scavanger Hunt
March is Developmental Disability Acceptance month! Thanks to the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) your PC's and Mac's have built in accessibility features (required by law). However, many people are not aware of these built in features that can be used in your classroom. Not only will they help with IEP / 504 plan compliance, you can use many of them to help you teach in the class! I've use Narrator to give instructions and start actives in my STEM class!Included in this file is examples a
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-3
, HS-ETS1-1
Also included in: IEP / 504 / SpEd disability inclusion teacher resources
Write a Driving Question
One of the most difficult aspects of a PBL unit is to write a quality Driving Question that engages students in authentic Project Based Learning. There are many parts to the structure of a Driving Question. This product asks guiding questions to help you form a Driving Question on your own, as a class, OR eventually as individual students (after guided practice). More PBL resources for your classroom!❤️ Genius Hour and Passions Project❤️ PBL Unit Planner and Lesson Plan Template❤️ PBL Vocabula
Grades:
Staff
Teacher Glows and Grows of The School Year: Self-Reflection
It is difficult to settle in for the summer to re-charge or to begin a new school year if you have not taken a moment to reflect on the past. When you reflect on past challenges and triumphs, you will feel and be better prepared for the upcoming year. Reflection gives you a sense of closure; you increase your resilience for next year; and it serves as motivation because you already have some ideas on how to do better. Use this Glows and Grows of The School Year teacher self-reflection worksheet
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Not Grade Specific
Teachers’ Re-Energizing Goals: A Planning Tool
It’s important to set self-care goals and make a plan to re-energize at the end of every day, week, month, and school year. When you are in teacher mode, it's all about meaningful planning of instructional time. Outside of the classroom, it is all too common to slip into reactive mode instead of proactive mode. We tackle any challenge life throws our way the moment it comes our way. We don’t plan, we react; we get stressed; we don’t take care of ourselves. Instead of unwinding, spending time wit
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Not Grade Specific
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