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Women's History Month professional development lesson interactive whiteboards
Women's History Month | The Writing Revolution® | Digital Resource
This digital teaching presentation for Google Slides™ practises The Writing Revolution® strategies while teaching Women's History Month content. It is intended for whole-class or small group explicit and guided instruction – “I do, we do, you do.” See video preview for an example of every slide. The last few editable slides are intended to be duplicated if you would like to add your own examples or replace the ones provided.TWR strategies included:fragments/sentence/run-on sentencebecause, but,
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Using a Promethean Board - A Quick Tutorial to leave for Substitute Teachers
This is a flipchart that is designed to be left on your computer when you are leaving a lesson for a substitute to teach using the Promethean board. It gives them a quick tutorial on the main tools, how to navigate the software, and a chance to feel more comfortable interacting with the board and the lesson you left. Within the tutorial there are images, chances for the person to practice, and video to show certain parts. The entire tutorial should only take about 10 or 15 minutes. It can be so
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Types:
Amelia Earhart Adapted story
Amelia Earhart resource for Women's History Month. A short story adapted with picture supports and text with pictures for special education students or students with special needs. Files included are for use on the white board using active inspire. Included is a follow-up activity for students to make a mini-report based on the facts in the story.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
No Fair!! A Story About Learning Accommodations
This past year, I had several students who needed either academic or medical accommodations. I found myself wishing I had a book to explain the situation to the rest of the class. Many times, the other students did not think it was fair that a student was getting, what they perceived to be, special treatment.
In the story, the teacher has a class with diverse needs. Despite that, she is able to give each student exactly what they need, even though it is very different for each child.
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Summary Statement w/ Achieve 3000 Article: Women Fought the War Too
This is a Google Slides presentation with the Google app Peardeck embedded into it to encourage engagement. (You can use the slides without Peardeck though.)These slides include: objectives, before reading poll, context clues practice slides, vocabulary and vocabulary practice slides, background on women working in an aviation factory during World War 2, pictures of the women, a linked video option, minilesson on what a summary statement is along with a teacher example and student practice slide
Grades:
3rd - 8th
National Women's Month - supplement unit - articles, lessons, powerpoints
Included in this unit are
5 article review on famous women including Amelia Earnhart, Mary Anning, Dian Fossey, Clara Barton, Annie Oakley, and Mother's Day
Included with Power Points
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Using Learning Intentions and Success Criteria to Backwards Plan! (Presentation)
This Smart Notebook can be used for you, your site, or grade level professional development on Visible Learning, backwards planning, and good curriculum design practices. Notebook comes with a planning template (in files). Both are editable.
Grades:
Staff
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