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Physics:1-D Kinematic Test on Google Form
Science, Physics, Grade 9, 10, 11, 12, Tests, Quizzes and Tests, Teacher Tools
Physics: 1-Dimensional Kinematic Test on Google Forms This teaching resource, Physics: 1-Dimensional Kinematic Test on Google Forms, is tailored to evaluate your understanding of simple motion and one-dimensional (1-D) kinematics. It is a useful tool for educators in public schools and homeschooling parents, particularly for students from grades 9 to 12. Content Overview: A selection of thought-provoking multiple-choice questions covering the breadth and depth of rudimentary physics concepts. Diverse range of problems for varying difficulty levels— simpler computations (like velocity equals distance divided by time or v=d/t), to more challenging tasks using wider equations (vf² = vi² + 2ad). An accompanying answer sheet that enhances the self-learning experience for students outside classroom settings. Pointers: The test can be adjusted seamlessly into your individual lessons and catered towards unique learning curves. The 'Google Forms™ Advantage': -Ease-of-use during administration due to interactive online format. -Featuring an auto-grading system which provides immediate feedback about student performance— a beneficial trait both in terms saving grading time significantly while identifying focus areas swiftly. In all, if you're aiming towards physical science education or going deeper into physics knowledge—the "Physics:1-Dimensional Kinematic Test on Google Form" teaching resource will certainly prove invaluable in fostering comprehension among young learners eager to explore the countless physical constants that shape our universe!
Author Schrim's Chem
Tags Physics, Kinematics, Motion Concepts, Online Assessment, Problem-Solving
Physics: Mirror and Lens Test on Google Form
Science, Physics, Grade 9, 10, 11, 12, Tests, Quizzes and Tests, Teacher Tools
Physics: Mirrors and Lens Test on Google Forms Our product, the Physics: Mirrors and Lens Test on Google Forms, is an all-inclusive teaching resource specifically designed to help students excel in optics; a critical component of physics studies. Aimed at secondary school students from grades 9 through 12, its main goal is to simplify understanding complex subjects like lens and mirror calculations. Multiple-Choice Format & Topics Covered An engaging multiple-choice test format covers essential optical topics such as convex and concave mirrors, enabling interpretation of ray diagrams , calculation of magnification factors, determining image distance & height, along with interpreting image characteristics formed by varying lenses and mirrors. Innovative Digital Diagrams A standout feature that differentiates this tool from traditional tests is the innovative use of digitally drawn diagrams . These realistic portrayals offer learners a more contextual understanding when labelling components or interpreting results. Versatility & Personalization The design assures strong adaptability as each question can be personalized according to lesson plans or specific subject areas educators want to emphasize on. This versatile tool operates within Google Forms™ – a superior digital platform accessible across various devices providing seamless learning experience. It not only automates grading but also provides immediate data feedback about student performance assisting teachers gauge areas that may require re-teaching or review. Catering towards Science-based curricula with Physical Sciences: Physics as sub-subjects; this comprehensive worksheet simplifies science learning while delivering top-notch pedagogic value using cutting-edge tech aids available today!
Author Schrim's Chem
Tags Physics Education, Optics, Mirrors And Lens, Auto-Graded Tests, Digital Learning
Physics Google Form Test: Doppler Effect
Science, Physics, Grade 9, 10, 11, 12, Tests, Quizzes and Tests, Teacher Tools
Physics Google Form Test: Doppler Effect The Physics Google Form Test: Doppler Effect is a comprehensive teaching resource aimed at assessing students' understanding on the topic. Designed for grades 9 through 12, it works well with physics and physical science lessons, emerging as an exceptional intermediate or advanced level educational tool. This product consists of an automated multiple-choice quiz with seven questions, all pertaining to the fascinating realm of the Doppler Effect (fo = f (V + Vo / V + Vs)). The test can be graded seamlessly in real-time, saving you precious time. The range of questions involves conceptual understanding and calculations related to frequencies and distances linked to the Doppler Effect. This versatile test can serve as a brief "bellringer" activity at class commencement, an 'exit slip' task before learners leave your room after completing their lesson or function as a regular quiz- depending on your immediate tutoring needs. User-friendly Features: Built in Google Forms format, it offers remarkable flexibility by letting you modify the questions according to your specific needs- accommodating subtly different lesson plans smoothly. This characteristic adds immensely to its user-friendliness: You can add or remove questions based on your requirements. Digital drawings are embedded into some of these questions for better visual guidance while answering them. Pedagogical Benefits: Leveraged correctly this assessment doesn't only enable teachers obtain vital data about individual student's performance in real-time but also allows alterations based on pedagogical demands thereby transforming traditional 'assessments' into interactive ones when deployed through known platforms like Google Forms. If you're convening classes schools or homeschooling students independently - this resource will prove beneficial if topics like the Doppler Effect fall under physical science/physics subjects in your syllabus; Applying this handy test could simplify your tasks remarkably while enhancing student participation!
Author Schrim's Chem
Tags Physics, Doppler Effect, Interactive Teaching, Assessment Tool, Google Forms
Physics Google Form Test:Circuits
Science, Physics, Grade 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Assessments
Introducing the Physics Google Form Test: Circuits A valuable teaching resource targeted at educators of high school students, spanning grades 9 to 12. Designed to enhance your physics or physical science curriculum, this tool is honed specifically on practical application concepts related to electric circuits. Strategically Crafted Questions This multiple-choice assessment includes a well-structured set of 13 questions crafted in an engaging manner. The content particularly covers essential formulae such as: The electrical power calculation (P=IV) Kilowatt per hour costing mechanism. Intriguingly, these questions extend beyond theoretical knowledge towards real-life application scenarios, like calculating power and understanding the cost factors associated with different electrical devices. Versatility for Various Learning Situations & Automatic Grading System The versatile nature of this assessment allows it to be utilized either as a short quiz at the start/end of lessons or as a study guide for independent studying efforts outside classroom hours. With automatic grading capabilities via google forms, educators can track student performance effortlessly and get real-time feedback on class comprehension levels. Catering Flexibility for Different Teaching Styles Favorably, this tool also leaves room for modification according to individual lesson requirements without any drop in effectiveness or credibility. Hence paving way for fitting into various pedagogical styles seamlessly. A Diverse Tool Toping Your Toolbox! Make learning about electricity engaging and effective by incorporating the smart and accessible Physics Google Form Test: Circuits into your everyday teaching practice!
Author Schrim's Chem
Tags Physics, Circuits, Google Forms, Automatic Grading, Real-life Applications
The Class System
Social Studies, History, Psychology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
The Class System: A Comprehensive Teaching Resource This teaching resource, The Class System, is specially designed for learners from grades 7 to 10. Combining activities, discussions, slides and assignments, it encourages curious exploration while expanding their knowledge base. A Focus on Occupational Prestige The initial activity urges students to analyze different American occupations in terms of prestige and recognition. The goal is to stimulate thoughtful debates among the students regarding how they perceive these occupations. Detailed Slides Class slides included in this resource are meticulously made keeping key content relevant for grades 7-10 curriculum in mind. Each slide effectively covers important ideas under discussion using time-tested academic strategies. Interactive Assignments: Class Notes Assignment: A complementary assignment that captures essential points discussed about societal structures ensuring greater comprehension. Main Topics of Discussion include: Social Stratification: Categorization based on economic status or occupation Occupational Prestige: Your perception tied to different jobs Wealth: Influence due to monetary advantage Power: Control gained through wealth or position Generational Advantages : Cumulative benefits due societal positioning over generations. This teaching resource covers serious topics within Social Studies & Psychology that are highly relevant today making itself excellent for any school class handling these subject areas at the specified grade level! Lastly, you find everything structured neatly within a Google Drive™ folder—prioritizing accessibility and usefulness. Get ready to embark on an enlightening journey with 'The Class System'!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Social Stratification, Occupational Prestige, Wealth And Power, Generational Advantages, Social Mobility
Sports Sociology
Social Studies, History, Psychology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Sports and Sociology Interactive Slides and Unit Notes This product provides a comprehensive educational resource for teachers introducing the intriguing concept of sports sociology to students, particularly suitable for Grades 7 through 10. This teaching tool comprises well-designed content slides that delve into the role of sports in culture and everyday life. The varied included materials make it easy for teachers to present this unit either synchronously or asynchronously. Within this Google Drive folder, educators will discover a class slide deck enriched with embedded videos. These materials offer vivid examples, foster discussion, and pose thought-provoking questions pertaining to several specific topics within sports sociology. The variety of covered topics includes: The Sociology of Sports Structural Functionalism within Sports Symbolic Interactionism in Sports Conflict Theory's relevance to Sports/li> Socialization and Identity formed through sports Power dynamics, Inequality issues & notable Social Issues surrounding sport Note: In depth coverage of Instances of Deviance & stirring Controversies found in the sporting world plus Globalization factors impacting sports along with International perspectives are also included. A notable highlight: One particular highlight is how these slides explore the facets of entertainment and distraction aspects brought forth by sports. Additionally featured is a succinct yet effective follow-along worksheet that complements the slide deck well. Teachers can assign these worksheets typically during or post-class as per their teaching agenda or preferences. In conclusion, this product ensures an engaging lesson plan connecting social studies; more specifically psychology - which helps create robust discussions about societal roles as reflected in sporting scenarios. Any feedback or queries are welcome via tristanjbernhard@gmail.com; we aim at constantly evolving based on your valuable input.
Author Ed Dynamic
Rating 5
Tags Sports Sociology, Structural Functionalism, Symbolic Interactionism, Deviance In Sports, Sports Globalization
Sociocultural Diversity
Social Studies, History, Psychology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Sociocultural Diversity: An Educational Resource This comprehensive teaching tool is designed to guide discussions on some of the most significant social issues confronting our society today. It explores societal and implicit biases, their roots and impacts, and how they shape people’s daily interactions. Content Focus Specially developed for students in grades 7 through 10, Sociocultural Diversity delicately navigates topics which include: Racial bias Gender bias Class bias Age bias Sexual orientation bias. In addition to these primary areas, it delves into psychology-based concepts such as the Pygmalion Effect and expectation biases that further perpetuate these social problems. Educational Format & Features The format of Sociocultural Diversity includes a full class slide deck with clear visuals appropriate for grasping complex topics effectively. One of its distinctive features is an embedded crash course psychology video accompanied by pertinent questions. Note:This interactive feature serves to supplement classroom discussions while facilitating comprehension through audio-visual inputs - an effective method known to enhance information retention among younger learners. Auxiliary Learning Components : A manageable student worksheet for reflecting upon personal understanding and practising critical thinking skills outside class hours. This invaluable educational resource forms part of the social studies syllabus under the psychology sub-category, modeling empathetic perspectives towards differences between individuals because it doesn't just teach - it instills values! Inclusive education has never been more fundamental than now when schools aim to raise well-rounded thinkers who can navigate our multifaceted world without prejudice or discrimination. Educating about diversity today fosters respect tomorrow!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Diversity Education, Social Biases, Psychology, Empathy Training, Interactive Learning
Socialization
Social Studies, History, Sociology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Socialization and Social Groups Learning Module The 'Socialization and Social Groups Learning Module' is a comprehensive teaching resource, thoughtfully designed to spark intellectual curiosity in the young minds of students. Developed specifically for grades 7 through 10, this product is rich with factual information and engaging activities addressing sociology—a fascinating segment of social studies. Main Features: Content Slides: The module equips educators with valuable content slides that delve into both broad categories of socialization and the more detailed constituents within. Teachers can guide classroom discussions on key facets such as Primary Groups, Secondary groups, Reference groups, In-groups, and Out-groups to ensure enriched understanding. Sociology Immersion: An expansive intelligence journey awaits your pupils as they get introduced to different Leadership Styles along with various kinds of group interactions such as Cooperation or Conflict. Redefining Agents: Understanding how agents like Family, School, Peers Media or Religion impact our behavior forms an essential pillar in the study of Sociology - A thought process beautifully captured using well-prepared slides within our module's contents; Catch Up With Crash Course: The product includes stimulating worksheets covering Crash Course Sociology's 16th episode "Social Groups", offering insightful questions for students' thorough immersion in content review; Additionally, We have included an additional digital worksheet specially curated to facilitate students deeper exploration into specific agents of socialization—an often overlooked but critical aspect when studying sociology through practical application instances rather than mere theoretical acquaintance alone. Friendly File Type & Compatibility This learning module comes prepared in Google Drive™ folder format—a versatile file type compatible across most devices—providing teachers the flexibility needed today’s diverse teaching environments demand. The Importance Of Sociology Sociology helps us configure individual roles within societal structures while cultivating understanding around group dynamics that shape our world. An essential foundation required by tomorrow's citizens taking responsibility today can appreciate it better through this product's deliverance. Whether you are facilitating public school classes or steering homeschool sessions; Let your next lesson be hitched by this enriching teaching resource—the 'Socialization and Social Groups Learning Module'.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Sociology, Socialization, Social Groups, Leadership Styles, Group Interactions
Social Institutions
Social Studies, History, Sociology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Social Institutions and Societal Change Teaching Resource Welcome to a teaching resource grounded deeply in the foundations of Sociology; the study of social behavior or society - Social Institutions and Societal Change. Designed with flexibility, this product can be used across a wide range of grade levels - from 7 to 10, making it an excellent tool for both public school teachers and homeschoolers who teach social studies. A core focus of this particular resource is aimed at examining societal change and how it impacts human needs, as well as introducing students to various forms of society. Thoroughly imbued with important aspects drawn from sociology—like Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs—this teaching tool could help kindle young minds' interest in how our societies evolve. The educational material comes as a clear Google Drive™ Folder containing interactive presentations touching on each main subject matter thoroughly: Various types of Social institutions Historical changes in societies Different Human needs across changing times Detailed explanation: Maslow's Hierarchy Of Needs A study into five major societal formations Note: You will also get access to a viewer's guide for Crash Course Sociology episode #12: Society and Social Change. These interactive presentation slides allow you easy sharing or presenting capability no matter if your students are learning remotely or within traditional classroom setups. The slide decks not only carry key content but also includes verification tools like work sheets which can help gauge student comprehension rates for each topic introduced. This hands-on learning resource provides multiple methods to engage your audience by linking theoretical points with realistic applications thus offering a window into real-world contexts. An emphasis on immersive presentation techniques throughout each slide deck & simple GUIs makes 'Social Institutions' an essential product when aiming at invoking intellectual curiosity among students about society & human behaviour.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Sociology, Social Institutions, Societal Change, Maslow's Hierarchy Of Needs, Crash Course Sociology
Rigged Monopoly
Social Studies, History, Sociology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Rigged Monopoly The Rigged Monopoly is an authentic teaching resource focusing on social stratification and social mobility. It's designed for students in Grades 7 to 10 and is a perfect fit for the Social Studies curriculum , especially as a Sociology subtopic. This resource offers a unique blend of theoretical and practical learning experiences. About the Package: A comprehensive slide deck discussing all the aspects of social stratification- from its introduction to interpretations through videos, charts, and analogies. The materials are created for simplicity making it easy for students from Grade 7 up to Grade 10 to understand. Specially designed worksheet with a game - the Rigged Monopoly where students record their observations while playing the game focused on highlighting socio-economic differences in society. The Gameplay: In this adapted monopoly setup, participants represent different classes (upper-middle or upper class versus lower class). Some enjoy privileges over others subtly representing real-life scenarios where certain classes face more structural difficulties than others though everyone has a shot at success. Note: This product compatibility; tailored specifically for Google Drive processing mediums including Google Slides and Docs hence are ideal matches if you use Google Classroom as your primary teaching platform. The Rigged Monopoly, provides educators and homeschoolers an engaging educational method to understand society's inherent stratifications through gameplay enhancing effective retention among young learners!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Social Studies, Sociology, Stratification, Educational Game, Socioeconomic Inequality
Lesson: Power, Obedience, and Conformity
Social Studies, History, Sociology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Teaching Resource: Power, Obedience, and Conformity This teaching resource is a comprehensive lesson on power, obedience, and conformity, aimed at students ranging from grade 7 to grade 10. Well-suited for public school teachers and homeschoolers, it enhances deep understanding within the Social Studies' subdomain of Sociology. Engaging Slides The core of this resource comprises engaging content slides that simplify complex concepts. It includes historical events such as: The Stanford Prison Experiment The Milgram Shock Experiment Studying these intriguing experiments aids learners in comprehending societal obedience and conformity within contemporary contexts. Broad Spectrum Topics Furthermore, it covers a range of essential topics fostering an analysis of broad human behaviour. Some integral concepts include: Conformity Fundamental Attribution Error Learner-Centric Worksheet This resource comes with an interactive worksheet compatible with Google Classroom platform - beneficial for tracking student progress while evaluating comprehension levels. Distribution Details & Ease-of-Access Distributed through a Google Drive™ folder for easy storage across multiple devices. Also complies easily with remote learning needs by utilizing cloud-based distribution. Pedagogical Balance Maintains a balanced approach delivering dense knowledge without sacrificing engagement – uses real-world case studies aligning beautifully with academic theory aiming at stimulating interest among young sociology learners. For similar and engaging resources, visit my store!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Social Studies, Sociology Education, Power Structures, Conformity Studies, Obedience Analysis
Perfect Society Activity
Social Studies, History, Sociology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Activities
The Perfect Society Activity A groundbreaking educational tool created for grade 7 to grade 10 class or homeschool students. A valuable resource for subjects like Social Studies, particularly Sociology. Engaging Lesson Plan The Perfect Society Activity motivates students to speculate and draft their version of an utopian society. This tasks them with challenging debates regarding societal structures, governance types, principles of sovereignty, etc. Activity Mechanics Fundamental questions on society's structure and peacekeeping mechanisms Inclusive decision-making paths that would serve justice effectively Determining who should hold the power in a perfect society This exercise serves dual purposes: An interactive primer for government or sociology-related topics but also a unique wellness check-in methodology assisting teachers in understanding their students more personally. Digital Teaching Resources Included: Catchy classroom slide show All-encompassing student workbooks User-friendly across Google digital platforms and printable formats providing high accessibility with varied teaching mediums Main Topics Covered in this Resource: Societal structures & governing mechanisms; Individualist vs Collectivist cultures;>/span0 Cultural trends influencing modern societies Station your learners' interest towards societal dynamics through the Prominent Society Activity and make your sessions more engaging! For queries or additional help needed understanding these materials feel free to reach out at tristanjbernhard@gmail.com.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Social Studies, Sociology Education, Government Structure, Cultural Trends, Philosophical Viewpoints
Project: Mount Rushmore
Social Studies, Government, History, History: USA, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Activities, Projects
Product: Mount Rushmore Project A novel teaching resource focused on American History for students in Grades 7-10. Taking inspiration from the U.S historic monument, Mount Rushmore, this project aims to foster exploration into the political impact of past U.S. Presidents. The construction of Mount Rushmore began in 1927, featuring four presidents notable for their roles in molding America: George Washington Thomas Jefferson Theodore Roosevelt Abraham Lincoln About our “Mount Rushmore” Project This initiative guides students to research who they believe are today’s four most deserving presidents to be immortalized on a modern Mount Rushmore. It encourages a comprehensive understanding of often overlooked areas within history and politics. Inclusion Materials: Detailed instructions and resources facilitating research efforts. A Google Form tailored for recording class-wide data submissions; fostering dynamic follow-up discussions. A graphic image replicating the stone tablets of Mount Rushmore made available for students’ depiction of their selected presidents. Tailored towards: Social studies classes (i.e History: USA or Government departments) The project is a perfect addition across general Social Studies curriculums due to its close tie-in with government institutions and historical figures. This product package arrives as a user-friendly Google Drive folder containing all necessary files, making it easily distributable under various learning settings including classroom applications or home-schooling environments allowing active engagement with American presidential legacy. To summarize,the "Mount Rushmores"s up educational resource provides effective value facilitating multi-disciplinary approaches towards engaging critical thinking skills among students while enhancing their comprehension around crucial historical periods within the United States' governmental framework corresponding well with social studies programs.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags American History, Presidents Research, Interactive Learning, Critical Thinking, Social Studies
Money in Music
Social Studies, History, Psychology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Money in Music Money in Music is a dynamic teaching resource that engages students in exploring various societal perceptions on topics like money, wealth, and capitalism. It caters for students between grade 7 up to grade 10, with a primary focus on social studies and branches such as psychology. The Resource Components The primary element involves a student research project where students are encouraged to delve into different artist's viewpoints regarding topics like wealth, value-system implications of capitalism and monetary valuation of personhood. Key facets encompassed include: The critique as well as benefits of capitalism, Depictions of wealth within pop culture, Multicultural perspectives around affluence, Inclusive project guidelines. A Unique Features: Presentation Slides A striking attribute lies within the elaborate presentations under Google Drive™ folder file types. These captivating slides simplify complex concepts for easy comprehension during lessons. These presentations feature embedded videos and music tracks enhancing the learning experience. This multi-modal approach bridges academia with popular culture making learning relatable. Money in Music blends traditional subjects such as social studies/psychology with elements from modern pop culture injects vibrancy into teaching dynamics while encouraging consideration around economic frameworks shaping society today. Consider this resource if you aim to enrich discussions on economics intertwined with artistic observations among your students.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Music Education, Capitalism Critique, Wealth Perceptions, Pop Culture Integration, Economic Frameworks
Memory and Thinking
Social Studies, History, Psychology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Memory and Thinking Teaching Resource This product is an innovative teaching tool aimed at exploring the intriguing realm of human memory processes. It is designed specifically for social studies classes, particularly those studying psychology topics, suitable for students in grades 7 to 10. Engaging Class Slides and Activities The core of this resource lies in its compelling class slides that discuss major themes in the study of memory and cognition. It also incorporates an exciting memory challenge activity designed to spark enthusiasm among students. Detailed Insights Into Memory and Cognition Understanding three kinds of memory: sensory, short-term, and long-term. The concept of "chunking": a strategy for making efficient use of short-term memory by breaking down information into smaller 'chunks'. Inclusion Of Case Study And Concrete Topics: A case study involving Clive Wearing to provide real-world relevance. Covering concepts like the simplified process of memory (i.e., encoding, storage, retrieval), flashbulb memories; initial item retention (primacy effect); recent information retention (recency effect); unreliability or fallibility of memories. Educational Videos & Crash Course Guide Included! Focused on catering for different learning styles; embedded videos help visual learners better understand these concepts. Additionally, a supplementary crash course video guide ensures educational support. Note Worksheets For Review Purposes To facilitate comprehension and recall during assessment time detailed student notes worksheets are included as part of this comprehensive package. You can access all files anytime from Google Drive™ making learning possible from a schoolroom or during homeschooling sessions. This "Memory & Thinking" product strives to provide rich content in an interactive format conducive for exploration while promoting understanding about key psychological concepts related to human cognition.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Memory Studies, Cognitive Psychology, Clive Wearing, Chunking Strategy, Memory Fallibility
Goals, Grit, and Mindset
Special Resources, Life Skills, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Goals, Grit, and Mindset Teaching Resource This teaching resource is a unique set of slides and corresponding worksheet crafted to foster success and instill good habits in students. Aimed predominantly towards grades 7 through 10, this material serves as an excellent tool for the start of a new school year or semester. SMART Goals Fundamentally based on SMART goals, these slides teach students about setting clear and achievable objectives. SMART stands for: Specific Measurable Achievable Relevant & Time-bound. Grit by Angela Duckworth Drawing inspiration from Angela Duckworth's research on "Grit", the material encourages students to stay committed to their future interests while helping them achieve long-term goal. Growth Mindset by Carol Dweck Inspired also by Carol Dweck's "Growth Mindset", these slides emphasize continuous improvement, encouraging students to tackle challenges head-on rather than seeing them as setbacks or failures. The slides effectively summarise these critical concepts, presenting tangible examples using attractive illustrations, embedded videos. The accompanying worksheets include thought-provoking exercises allowing students not only consume but also practically apply the learnings. All documents are secured in a Google Drive™ folder providing flexibility and accessibility for teachers and learners at any time from any compatible device making it especially beneficial during online teaching scenarios.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags SMART Goals, Grit, Growth Mindset, Motivational Learning, Interactive Education
Financial Literacy: Spend
Special Resources, Life Skills, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Financial Literacy: Spend For Educators and Homeschoolers Financial Literacy: Spend is an essential teaching resource created to provide your grade 7-10 students with the necessary skills to masterfully handle their financial future. This informative unit doesn't just describe finance, it helps learners acquire concrete knowledge about spending and consumer skills that they can apply in real life as they take on various roles in society. Broad Spectrum of Financial Responsibility This product brushes up the broad spectrum of financial responsibility, systematically designed to turn learners into clued-up consumers who can make wise decisions. While this tailored resource incorporates engaging presentations via Google Drive, it nevertheless promotes a hands-on learning approach about being a financially responsible citizen. It's not enough that students know money matters; we need them to understand them so they can navigate potential fiscal obstacles later in life. Understanding Consumer Patterns and Protection Rights In providing an extensive understanding of spending habits among consumers, Financial Literacy: Spend delves into areas such as sensible and sustainable consumption — highlighting how one could assess what is truly valuable versus what looks appealing on the surface. Interactive materials included within this educational unit shine light upon important subjects like consumer protection rights, purchasing rationale, paying methods including instalments and understanding consumer psychology. A Comprehensive Student Work Packet - a comprehensive student work packet which accompanies class slides designed for ease of following through topics per session. Involving Discussion Session - equally involving are discussion sessions that provoke thoughtful reflections from students regarding personal consumption habits and ways of enhancing those. All Components Coming Together Nicely Creating An Empowering Lesson Plan – All Set up for You! Infuse your teaching with efficacy by familiarizing your middle schoolers or high school freshmen with practical financial knowledge before venturing independently into young adulthood.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Financial Literacy, Consumer Skills, Spending Habits, Money Management, Role-Play Learning
Financial Literacy: Save
Special Resources, Life Skills, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Financial Literacy: Save This unit is a resource designed to equip students in grades 7 to 10 with realistic strategies and principles related to banking, saving and budgeting. It sets out to address this critical life skill, equipping young adults for their future financial responsibilities. The unit leads learners through an exploration of essential topics such as: Banks and how they function, Different types of banks, The rudiments of banking. With the use of clear, simple language, it guides pupils on understanding credit and debit cards as well as outlining steps involved in creating a personal budget. The contrast between fixed versus variable expenses is explored along with the '50/30/20 Rule' for managing income. Active Engagement & Actionable Learning A main feature of this course is 'active engagement'. A student work package complements classroom slides providing an enjoyable learning experience that encourages participation. Beyond theoretical knowledge, learners are encouraged via a fun Build-A-Budget activity to devise their financial plans after leaving school. Ease-of-Access Off-Campus Usability Preferences In keeping with contemporary digital trends; files are delivered via Google Drive™ folder format providing easy access whether for educators or homeschooling parents. This innovative approach ensures seamless sharing between teachers and students who prefer online resources over traditional methods. In Conclusion... Financial Literacy: Save serves as an influential teaching mechanism that makes learning about money management fun thus paving the way towards personal financial success. Equip your scholars with decisive tools needed for judicious financial decisions! And remember... you’re never alone - assistance is just an email away!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Financial Literacy, Money Management, Personal Budgeting, Banking Basics, Income Management
Financial Literacy: Protect
Special Resources, Life Skills, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Financial Literacy: Protect Teaching Resource The Financial Literacy: Protect teaching resource is created with the purpose of imparting students a solid financial understanding that can carry them through their school years and beyond. This essential resource is perfect for both public school and home-based education, specifically tailored to suit students in grades 7 through 10. Main Topics Covered: Savings Strategies Establishment of Emergency Funds A comprehensive understanding of Health Insurance Deductibles, Co-pays, Out-of-Pocket Maximums Selecting a Healthcare Plan An in-depth look at Car Insurance Liability Coverage Collision Coverage Comprehensive Coverage The instruction approach: The resources not only focus on textual information but also lay high emphasis on conducting interactive sessions via discussion questions. This helps in developing critical thinking among young learners. Please Note: Various learning tools are provided within this product which include class slides and student work packets via Google Drive™ folders accessible anytime anywhere - ensuring a seamless learning process! The Importance of Educating Youth Early In Financial Management : Youth equipped with fundamental life skills early prove successful academically while possessing the confidence to handle complex life situations head-on once they step into adulthood! Get your copy now! Introduce "Financial Literacy: Protect" into your curriculum today!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Financial Literacy, Savings Strategies, Insurance Basics, Emergency Funds, Interactive Learning
Financial Literacy: Grow
Special Resources, Life Skills, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Financial Literacy: Grow Designed with the needs of educators in mind, our Financial Literacy: Grow product is a comprehensive teaching resource specifically tailored towards students between Grade 7 and Grade 10. As a central part of their high school learning, it's essential for students to grasp the critical concepts that will enable them to manage their finances confidently. Therefore, we've developed this unit as an essential tool that conveniently bridges this knowledge gap. About Financial Literacy: Grow Financial Literacy: Grow dives deep into exploring how students can optimally grow their resources by making informed investment choices. The core elements encompassed are: The slides presentation Student work packet Investment game activity, Reflective questions. These stimulate thought-provoking conversations about responsible investing and retirement planning. Simplified Complex Topics Understanding subject matters like asset classes or various types of investment options such as Stocks, Mutual Funds or Bonds can be quite challenging for young learners. This unit simplifies these complex topics into easily understandable lessons also covering Real Estate investments and various strategies including: Diversification, Managing Risk, Value Investing (and)Growth Investing. Journey through Practical Learning A practical investing game is one of the key highlights included in the content, anticipated as probably every student's favorite segment! Here they gain hands-on experience and enjoy healthy competition while trying out different investment strategies in real-time! To aid follow-through with all these lessons covered within class sessions, there’s a student work packet integrated within this teaching resource which facilitates learners' understanding further. Note on Retirement Investing: This component focuses on Retirement Investing — simplified enough so not to overwhelm our young learners while ensuring they’re well-equipped with basic yet vital knowledge related to preparing for later life financially. Lastly, remember - no question asked isn’t worth probing into! Get started today guiding those future financial wizards astutely on their journey towards financial independence!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Financial Literacy, Investment Strategies, Retirement Planning, Asset Classes, Educational Game
Financial Literacy: Earn
Special Resources, Life Skills, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Financial Literacy: Earn Financial Literacy: Earn is a comprehensive and practical teaching resource primarily aimed at educators of Grade 7 to Grade 10 students in public schools as well as homeschooling environments. This resource fits perfectly into curriculum plans for areas such as Special Resources and Life Skills. The key feature of this educational product is its focus on one essential life skill: earning money. Designed with the future adult in mind, this teaching tool doesn't just show students ways to earn money, it guides them on how they can develop skills to expand their earnings potential over time. Main Features: Cultivates an understanding of the importance of continuing education Guidance on professional network building Tips for obtaining certifications Leveraging multiple income streams The Google Drive folder contains professionally made slide presentations that visually simplify complex financial literacy concepts for your learners. Clear diagrams and straightforward text ensure that students grasp these important life skill elements efficiently. Additionally included is a student work packet aligned with the classroom slides. An Interactive Learning Experience: This interactive pack encourages ample opportunities for discussion and reflection on these important topics contributing to overall personal growth alongside academic progressions. Guiding questions and exercises aim at stimulating critical thinking while fostering real-world application skills among your learners. In conclusion, Financial Literacy: Earn provides effective learning progression that will not only equip learners with ultra-important financial literacy knowledge but also boost their self-confidence when taking charge of their finances in the future. Note: Any further requirements or assistance needed during implementation are welcome!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Financial Literacy, Earning Money, Life Skills, Professional Development, Multiple Income Streams
Financial Literacy: Borrow
Special Resources, Life Skills, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Financial Literacy: Borrow This unique learning tool - a teaching resource is tailored specifically for public school teachers and homeschoolers. The vital goal of this resource is to equip students, typically Grades 7-10 with crucial financial management skills. Educating students about aspects of personal finance to prepare them adequately for their financial future. Special Resources Category: Life Skills & Knowledgeable Consumers The material provided in this resource facilitates deep understanding around responsible loaning and borrowing, intending to shape students into cautious and apt consumers. They learn how to strategically leverage their future earnings. About The Resource This teaching aid includes a Google Drive™ folder featuring: Class slides , A comprehensive student work packet, Ideally suited for classrooms or home-based learning setups. Thought-provoking discussion questions. It solely concentrates on various significant facets - loans; credit scores; factors influencing credit scores; interest rates; the role of the Federal Reserve; understanding the federal funds rate; differentiating between private vs federal student loans, and mortgages. Fostering Engagement We've kept an acute focus on stimulating engagement via round table discussions and reflections on these relatable themes. A method that further breeds intense inquisitivity while solidifying understanding around life-defining topics. Fostering well-rounded individuals ready for real-world scenario post high-school is an integral part of the education process! The lesson ends by inviting educators who require help administering this resource within a lesson plan structure or have any queries— emphasizing that empowering our youth with essential life skills starts at school – let's equip them together!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Financial Literacy, Loan Education, Credit Score Knowledge, Interest Rates Learning, Debt Management
Federalists and Antifederalists
Social Studies, History, History: USA, Government, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Federalists and Antifederalists The product titled 'Federalists and Antifederalists' is a comprehensive teaching package designed for Grade 7 through 10 educators. Ideal for those specializing in Social Studies and specifically American History or Government. The resource is provided as user-friendly Google Drive™ files, enabling seamless access and sharing across various devices. Class Slides This set includes high-quality class slides that guide students in distinguishing between Federalists and Anti-federalists, a crucial element of the U.S. Constitution era. Rich with content, it provides an excellent visual supplement to classroom teaching with its assortment of informative graphics and text. Detailed Worksheets Inclusive of two detailed worksheets supporting active learning via direct engagement with the subject matter. Sheets align perfectly with slide content for complementarity in instruction. Included answer keys enhance clarity during revision or self-assessment activities. Videos Integration A unique highlight about this resource is its integration of relevant embedded videos designed to offer narrated guidance through critical points in early American history including: The Articles of Confederation, Constitutional Context, Federalists vs Antifederalists conflict and the importance of The Federalist Papers. These videos present an appealing alternative approach teachers can use to captivate student’s curiosity about history. Diverse Teaching Methods Pulling together different modes of instruction - presentations, debates, worksheets; this bundle creates space for dynamic instructions adaptable per student learning style or preference hence serving diverse classrooms effectively. A compelling debate activity aimed at enhancing critical thinking skills; Watch your students apply their knowledge as they confidently engage each other on contrasting views from American History. The overall package accentuates your historical discourse on Post-Confederation America while significantly reducing preparation time - one less worry during scheduling!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags American History, US Constitution, Federalists Vs Antifederalists, Classroom Resources, Debate Activity
Eyewitness Testimony
Social Studies, History, Psychology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Eyewitness Testimony Teaching Resource This teaching resource offers an interactive and engaging educational tool focused on the human memory and its reliability. Great for students in Grades 7 to 10, it aligns with Social Studies and Psychology curriculums. Lorem Ipsum Highlighted Points: Offers a firsthand experience to be a witness in a crime scenario Uses videos, summarized research points, class slides Inclusive of an eyewitness activity along with a worksheet In this course, learners will understand The Simplified Memory Process: Encoding: Creation of memory Storage: Retention over time Retrieval: Calling back stored information when needed. It drills deep into the fundamentals of memory including: Sensory Memory Short-Term Memory Long-Term Memory. A glance at Interactive Eyewitness Memory Activity : Through simulations of real-world scenarios students will understand how memories can react under different situations. The program concludes by providing reflective activities backed by relevant statistics related to eyewitness failures. Assembled using Google Drive™ files type Presentations method. Tailored for accessibility on various digital platforms ensuring easy sharing among peers if needed. Looking for an impactful teaching gadget that nurtures cognitive skills? This unique resource ticks all boxes – allows conducting refreshing lessons or serves as self-learning projects. Effective for traditional school settings or homeschooling – make this part of your educational toolkit today!
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Eyewitness Testimony, Memory Process, Real-World Simulation, Cognitive Skill Development, Human Psychology