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A short cut-and-paste activity for students to identify which foods they think are sustainable.
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A short cut-and-paste activity for students to identify which foods they think are sustainable.
A lesson plan and set of materials teaching middle/high school students to write and publish short 'mini-review' book reviews of a novel or nonfiction book they have read, in the style of online reader reviews (e.g. Goodreads, Amazon).
This political systems lesson is an engaging way to teach your students in 6th, 7th, 8th or 9th grade about the different political systems that are found around the world- throughout history and in our modern times. Students will work independently or as small groups to research five different kinds of political leadership:…
Have student groups apply ratio and fraction concepts by designing catering-menu recipes measured in cups, then analyzing ratios and scaling within and between their recipes.
An inquiry-based career exploration project in which students research lesser-known careers within an assigned field, moving beyond common career stereotypes.
Activity Introduction An amazing activity designed for the students to learn more about STEM subjects. Plant Reproduction Do you like STEM subjects?
A group escape-room game reviewing plot, characters, and close reading of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.
Guide AP Government / high school students through a research project analyzing a Supreme Court case, including a plagiarism-avoidance lesson, an outline stage, and a final analysis paper, with rubric.
A research/discovery project introducing students to Germany through a set of topic cards covering its history, geography, economy, and culture.
Taboo-style speaking game for practicing house-and-home vocabulary by describing a target word to a teammate without using listed 'taboo' words.
A high school US history lesson on the Populist movement, combining a lecture presentation with a matching fill-in-the-blank skeleton outline and a group political-poster project, aligned to a US History standard on Populism.
A 20-question ecology/ecosystems task-card review game where students match answers to coded words that assemble into a secret quote about sustainable development, for high-school biology/ecology review.
Teach high-school students to evaluate the credibility of research sources using the CRAAP test, with additional context on peer-reviewed journals.
A research/discovery project introducing students to Poland through a set of topic cards covering its history, geography, economy, and culture.
A social-emotional learning lesson introducing the difference between introverts and extroverts through a slideshow, a self-assessment survey, and group discussion.
Teach students about psychological disorders and treatments, address common myths, and have them complete an independent research project on a chosen disorder.
Provide a subject-agnostic, reusable graphic-organizer packet for planning and tracking an independent research project from brainstorming through source-gathering.
A scaffolded research-essay project guiding secondary students through researching Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and writing a 5-paragraph research essay.
A research/discovery project introducing students to China through a set of topic cards covering its history, geography, economy, and culture.
A cut-and-paste activity for classifying shapes/images as symmetrical or not symmetrical.
History project in which students design a book cover representing the Reformation period, assessed with an included rubric.
An art project teaching color theory and color schemes, in which students design a mock Instagram feed using cut-out magazine images.
A research/discovery project introducing students to Japan through a set of topic cards covering its history, geography, economy, and culture.
A multi-day research and poster project having students explore a colonial-era trade/occupation and its importance.