This resource is the test I use at the end of the 10th grade Biology unit on molecules of life. The main topics are macromolecules, pH, and water. It consists of 40 multiple choice questions, mainly knowlege/vocabulary based.
The teacher will provide counter and part-part-whole cards. The Students will skp, hop, jump etcto get a part partwhole card and return to their desk and complete the card.
This activity is like the game "Mother May I" The teacher will show the students a card with students name on it. If they get it correct she will then tell them to preform a exercise. But they have to say "Mrs. Vandyke may I", She will then tell them "yes you may".
Bring Music and Language Arts together in a Google Slide Show lesson. Using both prior knowledge and observation, students will compare and contrast musical instruments as they create a Diamante style poem.
Have your students create their profile either online or by hand. These profiles can be used to help decorate a bulletin board or just done for fun.
The student will learn parts of a computer by exploration and creating their own computer.
The student will understand the historical importance of American explorers Lewis and Clark and be able to relate this exploration into a narrative piece of writing. ** This performance assessment was developed by a collaborative team of teachers and division staff from Middlesex, Poquoson, and West Point school divisions.
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NAMLE and Makefully are excited to present the Media Monsters Media Literacy Lesson Plan for Grades 3|4|5! Educators can use this plan to inspire relevant, rich, and age appropriate discussion in their classrooms about how we all consume and interact with different types of media. Students will begin to identify, reflect and recognize behaviors and media practices in themselves, and identify the media literacy skills needed to improve the ways they engage with media and think critically about the media messages around them.
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In an effort to support school librarians, the attached documents connect the Virginia standards for digital learning with the National School Library Standards.
NetSafe Utah provides online videos and resources for kids, teens, parents and educators, including Internet Safety information that Utah schools need to meet the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) requirements.
Lists healthy relationships and sex conversation starters for health care providers, counselors, social workers, mentors, and other adults who work with Muslim high school and college-aged youth. Students can also use the card to help their friends and consider cultural and religious factors in their decision-making.
Technology has not just changed over time. It has changed the way citizens live their lives and perform their jobs. This lesson will discuss how communication has changed over time in the local community.
Students will be creating a timeline outlining the important dates, events, and people tied to the beginning/formation of colonial Virginia all the way up until the Revolutionary War.
The STEM team is working on narrowing down the overwhelming amount of free STEM resources and highlighting two offerings a day per week. Each week is archived as a tab so educators can revisit.
From the main web page, find links to various important information about reopening Fall 2020.
Melinda Hodgkiss of Isle of Wight hosts a web page called Notes from the Coach. From here, access video tutorials regarding various technologies.
Links to plans, updates, and instruction for parents and students for Fall 2020