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9th grade problem solving outlines
Problem Solution Graphic Organizer and Writing Prompts with Easel Activity
A problem solution graphic organizer for problem solving shaped like a tree and eight writing prompts. At the bottom of the tree is the "root of the problem" and at the top is the "desired outcome." Students can fill in the branches with good and bad consequences to reach a possible solution. Printable and Digital Resource: Includes an Easel Activity ready for learning with digital tools. Assign it in Google Classroom or use a link in any LMS. Select the pages to use and even add your own direc
Grades:
6th - 9th
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Model United Nations (Model UN) simulation on climate change
Are you interested in an interactive Model UN simulation where the students would be able to understand the topic easily, would be able to discern many different views on the topic, and would be able to fairly easily discern the policies of the country they represent in the simulation? This product on climate change will "do the trick."Updated April 2021 to include some of President Biden's climate policies147 teachers have bought this product and the reviews are excellent.Important: this simul
Grades:
9th - 12th
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STEM Family Night Free Planner
STEM Family Event Planning PacketThe Nuts and Bolts of Planning a STEM Event!*Updated July 2022*Ready to have a Family STEM night at your school? We have been successfully organizing and planning these events for many years and have created a freebie timeline checklist to help you plan a successful STEM celebration at your school. With hints, tips, and resource ideas, this packet will get you started for great family event!"This is such an impressive resource! You have thought of EVERYTHING! Tha
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Grades:
PreK - 10th, Staff
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-3
, K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
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Propose an Application - A Comprehensive Guide for Middle and High School
Unlock the world of creativity and critical thinking in your middle and high school classrooms with our Project-Based Learning resource, "Propose an Application." This comprehensive guide takes students through a transformative journey of problem-solving, innovation, and presentation skills as they propose a practical app to address real-life challenges.Key Features:Structured Four-Step Process: Guide your students through the problem-solving process with a structured approach—Define, Prepare, T
Grades:
6th - 12th
Last Stand Writing Prompt
This is intended to engage high school students in creative writing by encouraging them to develop a narrative over several speech and language sessions. That way students can engage with each other socially, grow their own stories, and have time to edit.
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9th - 12th
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Solution Fluency Classroom Guide [Distance Learning]
The children of today who will be the leaders of tomorrow need a process they can internalize for solving problems that really matter. The Solution Fluency Classroom Guide brings a common-sense approach and sensible tools for teaching that process to your learners. The children of today who will be the leaders of tomorrow need a process they can internalize for solving problems that really matter. The Solution Fluency Classroom Guide brings a common-sense approach and sensible tools for teachin
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Simple Behavior Contract Template
I have used this with multiple students, and it's worked well for me. This is for individual students who need behavior plans.
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Common Core Math Standards! Clarifying Question Guide for Students!
This is an excellent product to use as we move towards fully implementing the Common Core Standards. Each page contains one of the eight Standards for Mathematical Practice along with several clarifying questions that students can ask themselves to determine if they are appropriately meeting that standard. By asking themselves these questions, they are learning to make sense of the problem and deepen their understanding. Essentially, they are encouraged to put the meaning back into mathematics a
Grades:
K - 12th
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Essential Questions EQ Guidebook [Distance Learning]
In this digital PDF ebook, we use a practical experiment—we’ll be turning a non-essential question into an essential one. We’ll also give you some handy tips along the way about how to get the most out of your essential question writing. An “essential” question is a question that leads us to explore the background of a problem and choose from various plans, strategies, or possible courses of action to generate a complex applicable solution. A good essential question:inspires a quest for knowledg
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Graphic Organizers for Learning: Mega Pack
A Large Packet of great graphic organizers for your classroom. 51 pages of organizers for learning. List of graphic organizers on table of contents page.
Can be used for many ages and learning level. A lot of different organizers to use.
-Research
-Vocabulary
-Box / Square
-Bubble / Cloud / Wheel
-Brainstorming
-Survey
-Web
-Venn
-Three way / T chart
-Flow / Chart
-KWL
-Cause / Effect
-Biography
-Fact / Opinion
-Puzzle
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Graphic Organizers: When and How to use Visuals
The Graphic Organizer Guide is a collection of various graphic organizers and how to use them as another modality of learning. When a graphic organizer is present and a teacher shows and explains, it impacts the learning process.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Social Emotional Learning and Motivation- Let's GO!
No Place for Hate Student Application
Is your school working toward becoming a No Place for Hate school and needing student leaders as part of your committee? Use this application to recruit students. 2-page application that consists of instructions of application, responsibilities of a No Place for Hate (NPFH) committee member and 5 questions.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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When You Think You're Done You've Just Begun Worksheet for K-12
Hello Teachers, I hope you love this handy tool to use in the classroom to reduce those who constantly are asking "What do I do now that I'm done?". Every teacher has experienced this moment and this resource is the answer. Either you or your students can fill this form out to assist during times when a student finishes their work early. Thanks for the support, Streamlined Education
Grades:
K - 12th
Life Skills
This resource offers 9 individual files providing support and structure for the delivery of group discussions relating to Life Skills topics.
Topics covered are bullying, careers, disability, drugs, the environment, finances, personal health, race relations and relationships.
This resource is suitable for Middle and High school students.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Listen Up!
Good listeners always strive to fully understand what others want to communicate, particularly when the statement lacks clarity. Listening requires the ability to decode and interpret verbal messages and non verbal cues, like tone of voice, facial expressions, and physical posture.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Inquiry Outline
This is a document that give the step by step instructions for conducting an inquiry based project. It is written in student friendly language and is formatted to be printed, cut out and attached to a folder or portfolio. It works very well in conjunction with my Inquiry Student Planner.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Get your priorities straight!
This is a 1-page outline of a strategic to-do list that uses the IPA Every Day (Identify, Prioritize, Act) method of organization. This will make life a lot easier, less stressful and more productive for you and the people around you.
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Sensory Strategies Menu
The sensory strategies menu is perfect for teenagers and young adults. You'll receive a three page PDF worksheet with three bullet points so they can list their favorite sensory strategies for each sensory system. When they are feeling upset, anxious or dysregulated they can choose an option to engage in to help them regulate. When individuals are escalated they can't problem solve effectively so have options to present will help them calm down quicker. You can also use this worksheet to gat
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Asking for Help Problem Solving Decision Trees
Your professor may not be the first point of contact every time you run into an issue with your class or homework. For some university students, it may be difficult to know who to ask for help or where to look to get their questions answered. This handout aims to provide learners with additional help with identifying common situations in which they would need to ask for help and then further identifying the most appropriate ways to ask their professors or teachers for help. I have used this hand
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Problem Solving Mega Bundle
Easy-to-Use Collaboration Log for Special Educators
This collaboration log is specifically useful for special education teachers. I created this as an easy-to-use system to record my collaboration notes for committee, staff, teacher, and grade-level meetings as well as communication with parents and service providers. I print and keep blank pages of this document in a binder to organize my collaboration. Each page contains a section to indicate the person who you communicated with, the date of collaboration, method of communication (meeting, phon
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Behavior Problem Solving Template
This is a template to help solve behavior problems when a child or student cannot identify why they made the choices that ended badly for them. This not only helps the student (and teacher) identify what the root of the behavior is, but it also helps identify the antecedent (what occurred right before the behavior). Determining the antecedent in many cases is imperative as you are often able to find a pattern. Also, I’ve discovered through this design, the core or the root of the behavior that h
Grades:
PreK - 9th
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Goal Planning
Instructions for students: Setting personal goals is great way to keep yourself on track with what you want to accomplish. Use the following questions to help you get started on thinking about setting your personal goals.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Proposal Outline
This is a student friendly outline for proposing a group, club, or program.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Student Metacognition Guide
This document walks students through practicing metacognition by planning and reflecting on how they will address a task.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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