This is a supplemental presentation that should be used with the Build a Healthy Plate lesson plan. Students will learn about MyPlate.
These are the slides that Cohort 1 folks utilized to generate ideas and make connections on 4/19/22.
In this video, students use role-playing scenarios to depict experiences with prejudice or name-calling and practice effective interventions to combat or stop the bullying or harassment. This process can be an effective tool to use with students in your own classroom and school. Discussion guidelines included.
Students will read and analyze a Spanish story. Students will complete pre and post reading activities that coincide with the story in order to build language comprehension in Spanish.
In this video segment from Cyberchase, Matt and Inez have to choose a cage for Spout the Whale. The cages they find in a store come in different sizes and Matt and Inez are not sure of Spout?s exact size. They use estimation and non-standard measurements to estimate Spout's size and select the best cage. Teaching tips are also provided that discuss frame, focus and follow-up suggestions for using this video in a math lesson.
Prerecorded webinar on how to create assignments in a Canvas course and how to connect different LTI tools to use in a course. Recorded November 2020.
In this resource students are asked, "What are you interested in?" A variety of subjects are listed for them to select and a menu of associated careers in order for students to make connections between their interests and employment opportunities. Once a students clicks on their career choice the Occupational Outlook Handbook page for that occupation appears providing them with details about pay, education requirements, number of jobs, etc.
Lesson plan using a Cyberchase activity where students learn about body matches, measuring one part of the body using another body part. They learn about non-standard measures and relative measurement. This activity is motivated by a Cyberchase episode in which the CyberSquad must act as crime scene experts to find out who kidnapped Chewcrocca, a giant cybercrocodile.
In this slide share presentation based on Chinua Achebe's book, Things Fall Apart, students will learn how to effectively set up a character analysis essay through viewing examples and tips. However, this lesson could be adapted for other novels as well.
In this tutorial students will learn about the various biomes. This tutorial describes representative climate features of terrestrial and aquatic biomes as well as representative organisms of terrestrial and aquatic biomes.
This is a follow-up mini project on tone.This project comes behind lessons on recognizing tone and diction in text.
In this video segment from Cyberchase, Harry plays a game of chess with a young friend and suggests a wager on the game. Harry?s friend uses a story to explain how putting a penny on the first square and then doubling the amount on each square of the chessboard can generate a tremendous amount of money over time. Teaching tips are also provided that discuss frame, focus and follow-up suggestions for using this video in a math lesson.
This supplemental material is meant to be used in conjunction with the lesson "Chilean New Song and Revolutionary Activists." In this lesson, students will identify characteristics of Chilean new song. They will identify themes and style of the Chilean new song in two specific selections, which thematically focus on revolutionary activists of the 19th and 20th century (Bolivar and Che Guevara).
Nine choices on a choice board for student projects. Can be "pick one" or more than one. Currently based on the topic Environment, but can easily be remixed to any topic.
This is a supplemental support resource to be used with the poster "Choke Up on That Bat!" This resource poster provides illustrations and descriptions of the forces and factors such as mass and torque that are involved with the swing of a baseball bat. The tutorial provides the same illustrations and descriptions as the poster, in a virtual format.
Choosing the right platform for a statistical representation.
On behalf of Marcus Caelius in the spring of 56 B.C.E. Roman oratory was a living art. Orators knew that the persuasive power of a speech did not come from the force and clarity of its argument alone. A speaker needed not simply to be heard distinctly, but to project the kind of confident, engaging personality that could win an audience's good will and command its belief.
This video provides information about the causes and effects of Earth's changing climate, specifically focusing on wildlife populations and the impact global warming has on habitats.
This is an 80 page booklet from the College Application Camp we had at Olympic High School in 2016. It inlcudes lots of college admissions information.
This presentation describes the three types of communities.