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Cut out and attach labels to the corresponding sections of a physical project board; no other student exercise is present.
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Cut out and attach labels to the corresponding sections of a physical project board; no other student exercise is present.
Read the historical testimonial letter from Schindler's former workers, then write a one-page (five-paragraph) letter to Oskar Schindler thanking him for his actions, choosing between two role/date options (as a survivor writing before he fled the camp in 1945, or as themselves writing after his 1993 Righteous Among…
Students work through a sequence of clue activities (crossword, word search, dominoes, a differentiated worksheet, and a code-breaker sheet) to find four numbers that unlock a combination lock, following a fictional 'antidote' scenario introduced via a PowerPoint.
A research/discovery project introducing students to South Korea through a set of topic cards covering its history, geography, economy, and culture.
A set of decorative, color-coded scallop-shaped labels for organizing a science fair project board or bulletin board display by section.
A two-part semester-long project (start-of-year and end-of-year) that has students explore the meaning of the American Dream, connect it to real-life examples, and evaluate whether it is 'fact or fiction' based on course content.
Answer guided discussion questions about artworks for each element of art, then choose a personal goal word and design a poster incorporating all 7 elements of art, self-checking against a success-criteria checklist.
A research/discovery project introducing students to New Zealand through a set of topic cards covering its history, geography, economy, and culture.
Fill a glass halfway with water, spread shaving cream evenly on top, mix colored water separately, gently add the colored water on top of the shaving cream, and observe/discuss how the colored water sinks through to simulate a storm forming in a cloud.
Teach students about psychological disorders and treatments, address common myths, and have them complete an independent research project on a chosen disorder.
Inquiry-based research project on the underrepresentation of women in STEM and the contributions of specific women scientists.
Discover MEXICO with this NO Prep, print-and-go Country Research Project with Answer Key. Students love learning about different cultures and customs. This 23 page country research project on Mexico does just that! Students research and reportin the following aspects of life in Mexico: - Mexican – Quick Facts - Where…
Use the topic cards (e.g., First Peoples and European contact, Confederation, immigration, World Wars, provinces/territories, oceans, climate, political system, economic sectors, Ottawa landmarks, culture and media) to research assigned aspects of Canada, then record findings on the accompanying research worksheet…
Cut out and decorate a clock template, glue it to cardboard, form a small clay ball with an upright pencil (gnomon) on the center, secure the sundial outside in a sunny spot with stones, and mark/record where the shadow falls every hour throughout the day.
ESL Movie Guide Worksheets - Project Hail Mary - Science Fiction This English Second or Foreign Language (ESL EFL TESOL) teaching resource is a 3 page printable PDF movie guide for "Project Hail Mary" (2026 Science Fiction Film based on Andy Weir's novel) is designed to help English as a Second Language (ESL EFL TESOL)…
Working alone or in a group of up to three, create a poster-board museum with seven computer-generated sections: Entrance of Causes, Hall of Military Leaders (8 leaders with picture/dates/summary), Hall of Political Leaders (8 leaders), Hall of Major Battles (8 battles with picture/dates/summary/winner), Hall of…
Use the topic cards (e.g., Spanish conquest, Bernardo O'Higgins, Pinochet's dictatorship, transition to democracy, geography, climate, political system, economic sectors, Santiago landmarks) to research assigned aspects of Chile, then record findings on the accompanying research worksheet, which includes a dedicated…
Research and answer questions across a series of themed sections (quick facts, flag, First Australians/Dreamtime, Uluru, colonial and Indigenous history, customs and traditions, sports, famous Australians, tourist attractions, geography), using provided picture/word clues, and record the sources used.
A multi-lesson thematic unit (NatureGlo's eScience) teaching the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci numbers and their appearance in math, art, architecture, and nature, combining STEM/STEAM content across several lessons, each with a fillable study guide, a PowerPoint, and a PDF slideshow version.
Use character reference cards while answering chapter-by-chapter comprehension questions about Solaris.
A financial literacy project teaching how savings accounts work, key banking vocabulary, and the benefits of saving, with adaptable math extensions (simple/compound interest).
Research (any source except Wikipedia) and answer questions about the Book of the Dead's real name, origins, purpose, Pyramid Texts vs. Coffin Texts, spells and amulets, the Hall of Judgement, and the goddess Ammut; complete a vocabulary crossword; write a personal explanation of the topic; cite sources used.
Record vocabulary and personal responses while reading Project Hail Mary. Students note general book information, collect ten new words and meanings, and write a rating and review. A creative task asks for three diary pages in a character’s voice. Use vocabulary notes during reading and save the review and diary for after the relevant events. The novel is needed separately.
Novel Study Project on Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone This English Language and Arts Project on Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K Rowling (Novel Study) aims to make learners discover this Fantasy Coming of age Novel on a deeper level (Character's Description, Places' description, Chapter Reading Comprehension…