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Problem solving computer science Common Core RL.9-10.3 resources
High Engagement Murder Mystery Classroom Activity! (Murder at the Dance)
This "whodunit" style classroom murder mystery game will have your students collecting and evaluating information, making inferences, identifying red herrings, practicing speaking and listening skills and so much more! This activity will have your students' full attention as they try to find the "killer" at the homecoming dance. This interactive activity includes all necessary pieces to run your own murder mystery game in the classroom!Setting the Scene: During the homecoming dance, the dead bod
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7th - 12th
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Of Mice and Men | Pre-Reading Anticipation Activity | Power and Weakness
This pre-reading task for Of Mice and Men introduces your students to 12 characters from the text with 'at a glance' cold character briefs. With no prior knowledge, your students rank them according to how much social power they think each character has.As the lesson progresses, you will reveal more and more contextual information through the included slideshow, and the students change their rankings as they test and build on their social, historical and contextual knowledge of the novel.This pr
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9th - 12th
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High Engagement Murder Mystery & Whodunit Classroom Activities GROWING BUNDLE!
These "whodunit" style classroom murder mystery games will have your students collecting and evaluating information, making inferences, identifying red herrings, practicing speaking and listening skills and so much more! This activity will have your students' full attention as they try to find the "killer" or "culprit" at the homecoming dance or winter formal. These interactive activities include all necessary pieces to run your own murder mystery or whodunit game in the classroom!Murder at the
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7th - 12th
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High Engagement Christmas WHODUNIT Classroom Activity! (Winter Themed Mystery)
This winter "whodunit" style classroom mystery game will have your students collecting and evaluating information, making inferences, identifying red herrings, practicing speaking and listening skills and so much more this Christmas season! This activity will have your students' full attention as they try to find the "culprit" after the winter dance. This interactive activity includes all necessary pieces to run your own murder mystery-type game in the classroom! Setting the Scene: Every year, t
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7th - 12th
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Savvy Social Stories
Welcome to "Savvy Social Stories." This is a high school social story where you embark on an exciting choose your own adventure journey filled with social challenges and opportunities! In this interactive book, you'll step into the shoes of our protagonist, Alex, as she navigate various social situations. Your choices will shape Alex's path and determine the outcome of her adventures. Are you ready to put your social problem-solving skills to the test?
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9th - 12th
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Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER): A Whodunit Mystery Unit (Bundle)
This is a unit about teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) that can be expanded at the teacher's discretion to include a presentation and a paper that practices utilizing evidence, reasoning, and argument, or alternatively can also be collapsed into a mini-unit of just teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER). This unit can also be used to teach the concept of Line of Reasoning for the AP Lang and AP Seminar Classes. It is structured as an investigation for students to explore the murder of a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER): A Whodunit Mystery Unit
This is the accompanying teaching sequence for the unit “Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER): A Whodunit Mystery.” It includes a mystery to solve, all the evidence (which can be turned into manipulatives), rubrics for presentations and writing, teaching instructions, graphic organizers, and solutions. It does not include the "Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER): A Whodunit Mystery" PowerPoint presentation which can be purchased separately or as part of a bundle.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Claim Evidence Reasoning: CER Mini Whodunit Bundle - Gnome Swimmer
This is a bundle of three mini lessons on CER (Claim Evidence Reasoning) that can also be used for exercises of Line of Reasoning/Line of Evidence for AP Classes and general education classes. It contains graphic organizers, whodunit mysteries to solve with my original character, and the solutions. (Whodunit mysteries are also available to purchase separately.)
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Claim Evidence Reasoning: CER Mini Whodunit Bundle - Herpetologist Actor
This is a bundle of three mini lessons on CER (Claim Evidence Reasoning) that can also be used for exercises of Line of Reasoning/Line of Evidence for AP Classes and general education classes. It contains graphic organizers, whodunit mysteries to solve with my original character, and the solutions. (Whodunit mysteries are also available to purchase separately.)
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Teaching Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) - Power Point Presentation
This is the accompanying PowerPoint presentation for the unit “Teaching CER - Claim Evidence Reasoning: A Whodunit Mystery.” It includes a brief lecture on the concept of Claim Evidence Reasoning Model, instructions for students on how to do the activity , and abbreviated instructions for the activity from the unit for the teacher (no solutions). It does not include the "Teaching CER - Claim Evidence Reasoning: A Whodunit Mystery" unit teaching sequence which can be purchased separately.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Fahrenheit 451 Digital Breakout!
In this breakout I have included these activities: literary devices, characterization, conflict, theme, and allusions. I use this breakout by putting students into groups and having them work through each activity. I put copies of the activities into large envelopes after I have laminated them. This way you can use it repeatedly. (This could also be used in stations.) As students find the answers, they put them into a Google form. I have included a "bonus" riddle activity as well, which, after y
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8th - 10th
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STEM-Minded Technology Theme Poetry: ?'s + Writing 4 STEM-Minded Students
For the STEM-Minded student, approaching literature can be challenging.This anthology of technology-themed poetry will cover the standards for exploring poetry: poetic analysis, poetry terms, short responses, writing prompts, and individualized interpretation of a poem.6 Poems from famous Gothic and Romantic Poets... surprisingly apt for today's technological developments - including AI.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
To Kill a Mockingbird Breakout!
This is a breakout activity that you might use either half way through the novel or after you've completed it. Although the book is divided into two sections, I like to use the breakout after chapter 14, or before the start of the trial as a "break" from reading.
Activities include: conflicts, vocabulary in context, key quotations, themes, use of transitions, and figurative language.
It is NOT digital, but could be made so with some alterations. You might also just use the activities indepen
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8th - 11th
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The Veldt VS ChatGPT Comparative Analysis | Bradbury vs OpenAI
Please Note: This comparative analysis requires access to an OpenAI account in which students, or a guided lesson by the teacher, can interact with ChatGPT.This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will do:Compare the 'Nursery' in The Veldt with ChatGPTEngage with 6 high-level, short answer questionsExplore the the terminology of ChatGPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer)Ask a series of questions to ChatGPT and compare its answers with how the Nursery answered t
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: The Veldt by Ray Bradbury Bundle | Lit & Comparative Analysis | ChatGPT
Dystopian Unit | "The Veldt" Lesson | Analyzing Motifs | Socratic Seminar | Game
Timely and relevant! Students love this story! Give them the opportunity to collaborate and discuss the highly engaging dystopian short story, "The Veldt" by Ray Bradbury. Trace the shifting meaning of the motifs throughout the story. Packed with tips for analysis, Socratic Seminar strategies, and paperless game. Teach within the context of my Dystopia Bundle. Follow me to build your teacher and tutor toolbox. Thanks for visiting. Happy teaching! Scaffold the writing process.Citing Evidence Post
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7th - 10th
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The Last Question VS ChatGPT Comparative Analysis | Asimov vs OpenAI
Please Note: This comparative analysis requires access to an OpenAI account in which students, or a guided lesson by the teacher, can interact with ChatGPT.This easy-to-use activity is simple yet effective. Here’s what your class will do:Compare the 'AC' in The Last Question with ChatGPTEngage with 6 high-level, short answer questionsExplore the the terminology of ChatGPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer)Ask a series of questions to ChatGPT and compare its answers with how the AC answered tho
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7th - 12th
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Do and Discover: Science in the Library--Prey by Michael Crichton
Get your students off the screen and experiencing with world. This Science in the Library series of Do and Discover Activities gives your readers a chance to enjoy exploring science. Students explore the theme of AI in Michael Crichton's book Prey.
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7th - 10th
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MS-ESS3-4
, HS-ESS3-4
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