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If I Go Missing MMIWG2S Inquiry Project - Lessons for Inclusive Learning
Supporting Indigenous Resources for Inclusive Learning for Elementary and High School StudentsThrough the examination of videos, articles, and the picture book, If I Go Missing, written by Brianna Jonnie, students will investigate, construct and express their findings on inquiries stemming from the epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, MMIWG2S. Experience with Inquiry projects is not necessary for this unit! Included in this inquiry unit are step-by-step lesson instruction
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5th - 10th
Residential Schools Lessons - Reconciliation Inquiry Project
Supporting Indigenous Reconciliation Resources Through InquiryThis 14 day Inquiry Unit follows the BCTLA’s Points of Inquiry which is based on Barbara Stripling's Inquiry Process. There are five aspects to this inquiry: Connect-and-Wonder, Investigate, Construct, Express, and Reflect (at all stages).With the examination of eight children's reconciliation picture books and novel excerpts, and lessons to support the understanding of the Rights of the Child, students will be able to investigate, co
Grades:
4th - 8th
Growth Mindset STEM Bundle | STEM | Social Emotional Learning
Get to know your students, study growth mindset, and reinforce positive behavior! You and your students are going to love these activities!The Products Included Are:Good Deed Tags and Free PrizesGrowth Mindset JournalSTEM Challenge - Design An Item to Describe YourselfRoll an Interview - Get to Know You Activity
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2nd - 5th
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Math Response Paragraph Frame
Math Response
Paragraph Frame
Bonus: Problem Solving Strategies Poster
↝Constructed Responses Made Easy! *Just print and go.
This is a paragraph frame that guides students in explaining their thinking in math.
There are 3 different ones that you can pick from, which allows for differentiation.
Great for constructed responses in math class!
✎ Included:
3 differentiated math response frames
1 problem solving strategies poster
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
High School Critical Thinking Bundle: Fact vs Opinion, Social Programs & Media
◦ These four lessons will help students practice using critical thinking skills applied to real world situations and current events. They are designed to be used in high school humanities class. ◦ Each activity has multiple parts- teaching, research, and written responses. ◦ They cover relevant topics and current issues that will engage even reluctant learners. 1. Deep Dive into Fact and Opinion: PowerPoint and Reflection: What is the difference between fact and opinion and why does it matter? W
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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TOK Framework Practice Essay Graphic Organizer
TOK Framework Theory of Knowledge Essay Preparation Graphic OrganizerExample of questions for TOK (from Scope, Methods and Tools, Ethics and Perspectives): PART 1: SCOPETHE KNOWER: What is the scope and limit of our knowledge?RELIGION: How does the concept of truth in religious knowledge systems differ from truth in other domains of knowledge?HISTORY: To what extent can any interpretation of historical events be considered valid or justified?MATHEMATICS: Is achieving certainty more feasible in m
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11th - 12th
Material vs. Non-Material Culture: T-charts and Acadian Reading Comp Passage
This middle school social studies lesson has three parts to help teach your students in grades 5-8 about the concepts of material and non-material culture: 1) A handout with an introduction to the concept of material vs. non-material culture. Material culture includes physical objects such as tools, ornaments, and houses. Non-material culture includes ideas that can't be touched such as laws, religion, and language.2) Next students complete a one-page reading passage about Acadian culture and th
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5th - 8th
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TOK Vocabulary Note-taking Graphic Organizer IB DP
Theory of Knowledge Graphic Organizer (pre-filled with sample pages) to sort important vocabulary for TOK IB DP coreReference document that can be used all year. Includes key terms, definitions and examples. Includes a few pages of examples. Students can use this model to create their own vocabulary dictionary.Other TOK products:TOK Framework Practice Essay Graphic OrganizerIB DP TOK Framework Theory of Knowledge Core Theme Graphic OrganizersOther products you might like:No Prep - Organizing a c
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11th - 12th
Fake News? Media Literacy to Evaluate News Articles for Bias: Handout & Template
This assignment helps foster middle school students' media literacy skills so that they can critically evaluate news media they encounter on a daily basis. This is a crucial life skill as we get more and more of our news and information from the internet, where misinformation and bias are common. Fake News? Let’s move beyond the catch phrase and learn how to look for credibility and bias in news sources. This product includes:- a handout that clearly explains 5 categories used to assess news art
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5th - 8th
Middle School Critical Thinking Activities: Bias, Debate Ideas, Current Events
Help your middle school students in grades 6-9 develop critical thinking skills to thoughtfully assess sources of information (media literacy), persuasive arguments, and policy decisions. These are key skills that they will use for the rest of their lives! Fostering critical thinking helps set a solid foundation for post-secondary education and informed participation in our democratic system. This bundle contains four items:1) Fake News? Media Literacy to Evaluate News Articles: Includes a hando
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6th - 9th
Critical Thinking Activity: Government Social Programs: Lesson, Research, Essay
What are social programs such as universal healthcare, employment insurance, social security or pensions? Do we need them? This critical thinking lesson helps high school students learn about social programs and government or civic spending. It has three parts: 1) The first page handout answers the following questions: What are social programs?Have they always existed?Who administers them?Who pays for them?Why bother?Why are some people opposed?Students can read along and fill in answers in the
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Debate Topics & Debate Graphic Organizers: Current Events and Critical Thinking
Do you need some new and current ideas for high school debate topics in grades 8-11? These modern debate prompts could be used for traditional debates, or students can "debate with themselves." Students can Research and carefully consider both sides of the issue.Write notes on the ready-to-print PDF graphic organizer OR type into the EASEL version.Present their final decision in a persuasive essay, oral presentation, or class debate.These age-appropriate and relevant prompts will encourage your
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8th - 11th
Graphic Organization of My Learning (Graphic Organizers as Worksheets)
This graphic organizer set is comprised of worksheets that students can use to organize their learning during a lesson. It certainly is easier said than done, but if students are tasked to write down what they heard, teachers may not have to repeat the same information and hold the student accountable for listening.
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Not Grade Specific
Multiple Intelligence Graphic Organizers
Organize your thinking creatively using Gardner's nine multiple intelligence. A historical synopsis of different learning styles. Each intelligence has a descriptive table that consists of Strategies, Subjects, Descriptive Words, Activities, and 3 graphic organizer for each multiple intelligence.
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4th - 8th
Argument & Opinion (Graphic Organizer)
This scaffolded graphic organizer provides students with a clear method by which to organize their ideas for an argumentative or opinion essay. It includes opportunities for students to establish their topic and opinion, identify their target audience, document reasons and evidence to support their opinion, articulate counterarguments, and synthesize their ideas into a coherent thesis statement.
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5th - 8th
2025 New Year's Resolutions Templates (Free Updates)
I have included:2025 templates with examples (updated February 18, 2025)ideas for the template (helping others, being kind, school and home resolutions, one word resolution, what they look forward to, something negative to get rid of, or something I never want to see again)4 organizers for 2 or 4 resolutions, with and without lines/sentence starters2025 templates with 4 or 8 linesone word resolution template and 3 reasons whyplans/goals for New Year’s writing templatesimple resolutions for K and
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1st - 8th
Also included in: New Year’s Bundle: 3 read Alouds
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