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Discuss and co-create classroom rules and expectations (what respectful/responsible/safe means, how they want to be treated and how they will treat others); when a behavior slip is used, students fill in what behavior occurred, which expectation was not met, why it's important to change, how they will fix it, then…
Distance Learning Daily Slides for Middle School The Distance Learning Daily Slides for Middle School is a comprehensive digital resource designed to aid middle school teachers manoeuvre the everyday challenges associated with teaching from remote platforms. The assortment of tools helps educators keep track of…
These are Back to School All About Me Activity Slides. Students will get to write, exercise and more with this quick presentation . You can display these slides on your smart board on the first day/week of school.
Read/discuss explanatory slides about each rule category (school & classroom, family, social, laws); complete brainstorm worksheets listing a rule in each category and how it helps; complete match-up activities pairing a rule with how it helps; and discuss 'Pick 2: Broken Rules' prompts about how breaking a rule…
Follow the presentation and fill in blanks on a parallel student slide deck and matching 'Student Lesson Outline' handout covering planet formation, the inner and outer core, Earth's magnetic field, the mantle (upper/lower, asthenosphere), the lithosphere/crust, and an introduction to tectonic plates.
View slide lectures covering AI history (Turing Test, John McCarthy, Deep Blue), types of AI (weak/narrow, general/strong, super AI), AI jargon (machine learning, LLM, hallucinations, Copilot), AI use in the workplace (automating tasks, decision-making, worker experience) and school, and AI's opportunities…
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Health and Wellness for a high-school or university health/PE course.
Read an informational passage about the Supreme Court, learn key vocabulary terms (constitutionality, judicial, jurisdiction, maintenance), complete a matching/definition activity, and write a short summary of what they learned.
Review diagram slides explaining quotation mark and comma placement rules around a speaker's exact words and speaker tags (before, after, and mid-sentence); drag digital checkmarks to confirm correctly formatted dialogue examples; drag a circle to identify a pair of speakers in a dialogue exchange; complete practice…
Students choose and discuss which of two presented scenarios they would rather experience (e.g. 'Have a pencil for a nose' vs. 'Have erasers for ears'; 'Have school on the moon' vs. 'Have school under the sea').
Students identify the day/date/month/season by circling or writing, fill in a weekly timetable and group-work grid, and respond to a daily brain teaser and quote.
Teaches middle/high school students banking basics and budgeting fundamentals, including the 50/30/20 budgeting framework, through slides and a hands-on budget-building activity.
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Cardiovascular Disease for a high-school or university health/PE course.
Choose a note set to introduce digestive structures, nutrient topics, or tooth anatomy. The nutrition presentation begins with questions that revisit the anatomy vocabulary, giving you a bridge between lessons. Students can record terms and explanations in their own notes. For a separate practical comparison, see earthworm dissection lab .
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Stress Management for a high-school or university health/PE course.
Answer a pre-lesson student notes sheet (10 guided questions, including notes to take while watching an external Crash Course sociology video on 'theories of gender'); work through class slides examining gender-role examples, agents of socialization (family, school, peers, media, religion), male- and female-dominated…
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Cardiovascular Fitness for a high-school or university health/PE course.
This biographical presentation follows Amos Ellmaker's education, legal work and Pennsylvania public service before expanding into the politics of the 1832 election. Use selected pages to introduce his vice-presidential candidacy or to connect an individual political career with the emergence of a third party. The supplied file is a 40-page PDF of the presentation, with chronological milestones and election context.
Follow a slide presentation and fill in blanked-out guided notes on intermolecular force definitions and mechanisms; complete a worksheet identifying polar vs. non-polar bonds, comparing intermolecular force strength between molecules, and explaining differences in boiling points using a given data table; complete a…
Complete a prewrite/brainstorm graphic organizer, use a timer to write for a set period on a prompt, self-grade using a rubric, and complete a reflection slide.
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Flexibility for a high-school or university health/PE course.
Open the linked Google Slides deck (make own copy), then read, type, and drag answers directly into each slide; answers can also be completed on paper from a displayed slide, assigned via Google Classroom, or emailed as a link for home completion.
Students review slide content covering foreign policy doctrines (Monroe Doctrine, Roosevelt Corollary), international institutions (UN, NATO, NGOs), Cold War agreements (SALT, Detente, Helsinki Accord), the War Powers Act, elite vs. mass opinion, foreign policy actors across…
View/complete a slide presentation; the student version has fill-in-the-blank slides where key terms and explanations are blanked out for students to complete while the teacher version shows the same slides fully filled in.