Helicopter Activity
Students label the following parts on a helicopter diagram, then write down the function of each: main rotor, tail rotor, engine transmission fuel, tail boom, drive shaft, landing skids, cockpit.
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Students label the following parts on a helicopter diagram, then write down the function of each: main rotor, tail rotor, engine transmission fuel, tail boom, drive shaft, landing skids, cockpit.
Reflect and write short responses to discussion prompts, analyze photographs and predict story tone/context, build vocabulary lists describing human emotions, identify countries featured in the book on a map, write similes/metaphors about personal struggles, sketch a personal experience, analyze Brandon Stanton's…
Write short responses on each of three cards/prompts about how train tracks work, referencing 'train's steering wheel', 'fail-safes and redundancies', and 'train transitions'.
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Students assemble a 3-file-folder lapbook base, then cut out, fold/assemble, and complete a series of numbered booklets (e.g. Causes Of The War, John Locke, No Taxation Without Representation, British Taxes, Boston Massacre, Committees Of Correspondence, The Boston Tea Party, Coercive Acts, Lost Territory, Who They…
Students write explanations for each of four aerodynamic forces (lift, thrust, drag, gravity) as they relate to how an aeroplane stays in the sky.
A multi-file resource package teaching the mathematical/historical concept of the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci numbers, connecting math to art, nature, and architecture, via a slideshow, student guide, and project materials.
Students bring an old plastic bottle or box, choose items to compost, cut out and glue images of those items onto the worksheet, glue or draw a photo of their composter, and record daily observations.
A 5-day sequence of community-building lessons for the start of the school year, using two picture books (Stone Soup, Miss Rumphius), discussion, and interactive-notebook activities to build classroom relationships and set expectations.
Imagine going on a hot air balloon adventure and write down how hot air balloons work to enable that adventure.
Teach students about regional coffee drink traditions around the world through a map-coloring activity.
Teach synthesis, decomposition, and combustion chemical reaction types through a rotating multi-station lab activity.
Gather items from around the house or yard to build a boat, list the materials used, place the boat in water, observe whether it floats, and explain why or why not.
Read each fungi fact and decide if it is true or false; colour the top of the mushroom blue if the fact is true and red if it is false.
Students build an LED circuit into a folded cardstock greeting card using conductive tape and a coin cell battery, following step-by-step build instructions, then design and personalize the card for a chosen recipient.
Add the displayed dollar prices for each group of items and write the total sum.
A math practice worksheet/answer set that has students calculate range, interquartile range (IQR), and median from data scenarios, tied to a pixel-art reveal via an external digital activity (link not in file).
Add the displayed GBP/pound prices for each group of items and write the total sum.
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Review vocabulary term/definition cards, then click coordinate squares to flip pairs of cards and find matches; unmatched pairs flip back over.
Students first review Newton's three laws and force-and-motion key-concept slides, then play a memory game by clicking coordinate squares to flip cards and match vocabulary terms (e.g. cause, collision, effect, equal) to their definitions; unmatched pairs are flipped back to try again.
Read the nonfiction passage, then answer short-answer reading-comprehension questions, define/explain vocabulary words drawn from the text, answer true/false questions requiring textual justification, and write one or more opinion or narrative essays responding to prompts tied to the passage.
Analyze narrative nonfiction text structure, browse and select a narrative nonfiction book, complete a book report with self-evaluation and grading checklist, write a book review, respond to a quote using active reading strategies, and write a newspaper article and a letter to a friend/relative based on the reading.
Draw what a thermal camera might show under a cloak/hidden object, and write or discuss a description of how thermal cameras work.